mga istoryans naka basa mo ani sa GQ mag?

[ekss]

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HE DIDN’T STOP BELIEVIN’

When the legendary rock band Journey needed to replace their lead singer, they turned to the Internet, where they found clips of an unknown 40-year-old singer from the Philippines. Arnel Pineda was just a small-town boy, living in a lonely world, covering Journey songs in no-name bar bands, but he had the voice—and the hair—of a natural-born rock star. Now he’s living a dream that goes on, and on, and on, and on…
By Alex Pappademas; Photograph by Andrew Hetherington

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HE DIDN’T STOP BELIEVIN’: GQ Features on men.style.com

[rexbrown]

mag mn gi-storyahan diri..post daw ta ato mga collections nga mag....guitarone, guitarlegends, guitarworld or anykind od stuffs nga related sa music..

[ekss]

sige lang bro ang istorya sa mag kay about man sa music.

[rexbrown]

ok tnx..post namo dha...

[ekss]

should we be proud of him?

ako proud ko niya. hehehe. kamo?

[GOSPELofROCH]

hhhhmmm....maybe...not my cup of tea...

[love2travel]

yup, read the article... actually Arnel was also interviewed by GMA regarding this last April 2008... I say good for him... another chance to show the world the great Filipino talent...
saw him perform in Bagaberde last April 2008 and he was really good... so he deserves all the success coming to him...

[jeremiahjay]

so, what's the point? if you don't mind my asking.

[rexbrown]

i am very proud of him!!! plus 100 pa na mga tingog sa mga sikat na singers diri sa ato dli gihapon na kalupig sa iya tingog.....

mas proud pko niya rather than charice

[tackielarla]

There's already an existing thread about Arnel Pineda...