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All set for Kenny Loggins concert on Sunday at SMX

MANILA, Philippines -- Sunday, May 22, all roads will lead to the SMX Convention Center for the Kenny Loggins concert slated at 8 p.m.
Music fans of all generations are expected to be there to celebrate the timeless hits and easy-listening classics of the famous song artist.
Hailed as one of America’s favorite adult contemporary singer/songwriters, Loggins showcased a compositional brilliance that never strayed from his earthy, roots-driven style. Whether it’s sweet, poignant harmonies soaring through a cascade of finger-picked chords, or an edgier falsetto propelled by a more rocking, foot-stomping vamp, his songs never fail to inspire.
No matter what generation you belong to, there’s always bound to be a favorite Kenny Loggins song on your iPod list, whether it be the folksy campfire favorite “Danny’s Song;” the jazz-flavored “Enter My Dream,” “Wait A Little While,” “This Is It,” “I Believe In Love,” or “Heart To Heart;” heart-wrenching ballads like “Forever,” and “For The First Time.”
The concert is brought to you by Betamaximum Inc. and Music Management International (MMI), Kenny Loggins Live in Manila is also made possible by official media partner ABS-CBN, Myx Music Channel, Manila Bulletin, Business World, Crossover 105.1, Easy Rock, 96.3, Love Radio 90.7, YesFM 101.1, Barangay LS 97.1, Dream FM 106, RJFM 100, SMX Convention Center, with special thanks to The Podium, Sony Music and AstroPlus.
By the way, there will also be a CD-signing session today at 4 p.m. at The Podium for Kenny Loggins fans.
Faith amazes Dubai, Singapore audiences
Faith just came from a series of shows in Dubai and Singapore.
After the release of her all-OPM “Twist of Faith” album under Polyeast Records, her triple-single releases have been ruling the airwaves. Faith’s revival of “Dito Sa Puso Ko” an Ogie Alcasid original, “Paano Kaya” a Jessa Zaragoza original and the theme song of TV5’s “Babaeng Hampaslupa,” “Ikaw Lang Ang Mamahalin” are all topraters.
Faith performed at the Majestic Hotel in Dubai two weeks ago before a packed audience.
Last weekend, Faith was in Singapore for two nights and a matinee show. Her songs from telenovelas got the loudest cheers, with the audience singing along with her. “I was overwhelmed with the response of the audience,” she said.
Faith is back for a mall show at SM San Pablo on May 22. Then she will be celebrating her birthday with a show in Malaysia on May 25, then she will be back in Dubai on the 28th to sing for the inaugural of Shobra Mall Dubai. Faith will have a two-night solo concert at the Bally’s Hotel Las Vegas on June 24 and 25. For more details on Faith’s schedule, follow her on Twitter: faithcunetalive and on Facebook: faithcuneta@gmail.com.
Tango Festival is now ongoing
The much-awaited Philippine Tango event, the “Manila Tango Festival,” takes center stage till May 24 in a four-day celebration of workshops, private coaching and a gala night.
Now on its third year, the “Manila Tango Festival” has been at the forefront of tango promotion in the country. Manila as venue of the festival is due to the tireless work of Tango Oriental, the company behind Tangoblitz which stages similar presentations in Southeast Asia.
This year’s festival showcased a tango championship on opening night (May 20) at the Makati Sports Club. The panel of judges are famous dance personalities. Natalia Hills, Alvaro Salas, Tamara Bisceglia and Lucas di Giorgio. Laila and Leandro Oliver will join the group on May 24 for the gala night. Local and foreign contestants will vie for the top two coveted titles.
Workshops are scheduled till May 22 at Estudio Amapola (Palm Village near Rockwell) and Calle Sirocco (Jupiter St.) in Makati from 1-5 p.m.
The main event with a gala performance takes place at the Encore in Global City, on May 24 at 8 p.m.
For details visit www.tangoblitz.com.
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Tidbits: Happy b-day greetings today, May 21, go to US-based superstar Nora Aunor, former DoLE Sec. Nieves Confesor, Ray Orosa, Lito Puyat, Ana Co Puno, Baby Cruz, Lor Sardovia, Estela Palma-Mendoza of California, John Soledad, Rolando Gabayno, Aireen Sigaya, Evangeline Nora Mae Eugenio Sebastian, Rinia O. Marquez, Isabela Velisano, London-based Rene Garcia, Pidong Tuazon, Mrs. Ruth Jaranilla of Iloilo and Bala K.T. Bala of Singapore...
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