P I L I P I N A S....L I V E

The newest member of Yabang Pinoy
with Maricris Sarino
(Children's Environmental Awareness and Action Foundation)
and Kooky Tuason
(Bigkas Pilipinas)

The AnitoKid with Kooky Tuason, Pilipinas' opening act

Humble Sauce
with their
"Humble Beginnings"

"Humble Beginnings"

"Humble Beginnings"

Jonar Sabillano of PinoyPoets
with his piece
"Punk Zapa"

Hands down to Richard Tuason (Bigkas Pilipinas)
for his humorous thoughts
on pop culture

Paul "Domeng" Domingo
dwells on and recites
some seriousness
from his past

more revelations
and
insightful thoughts

Good Leaf's
Edy renders a spin
on the
Shaider theme

James Dub
by
Good Leaf

Good Leaf's percussionists




Much thanks to Charmaine and Roger
for their support...

Kadangyan's Bhava Mitra
playing the plawta,
a native bamboo flute

Kadangyan...
...and they wowed the crowd
with their
ethno-tribal-rock music

The lead vocalist with his mityapi,
a one-of-a-kind guitar
made from indigenous resources
of the
Mountain Province

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A GRAND FINALE PERFORMANCE
for
2007's
first successful event ! ! !

U N I T I I M A
(tunog ng kamay - sounds of the hand)

Lester (vocals)
Jerome (drums)
Jason (guitar/vocalist)
Ryan (percussions)

U N I T I I M A

U N I T I I M A
with
L A Y A G

U N I T I I M A
with
H A N G I N

U N I T I I M A
with
A L A Y

1-1-0 at Pilipinas
AnitoKid (KLAPKiDS Foundation); Ryan (Lahi Productions);
Anna Manalac (ex Financial Thomson); Ary (Mr. Punditocracy)

Anna and Ary
(they look good together...honest)

The AnitoKid
with
Mr. Ryan Barros, the brains behind Lahi Productions
and producer of Pilipinas

Kadangyan...LIVE!
Nescafe's First Pick event
Glorietta, Makati City

Mitra in a solo act with his plawta

Kadangyan
providing background music
for the
First Pick Act

Bhakta Raja and Jean
on the
percussions

- o -

Kadangyan
(Mitra, Aguit, Bhakta Raja, Elak, and Jean)
with
Maria Agatha "Agi" Mapugay
of
KLAPKiDS Foundation
- o -
As children gath'ring pebbles on the shore.
Or if I would delight my private hours With music or with poem,
where so soon As in our Native language can I find That solace?
. John Milton .