tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5785319942906076595.post2940096728508732770..comments2011-03-02T00:09:13.990+08:00Frank A Hilarionoreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5785319942906076595.post-7484431857369880692011-03-02T00:09:13.990+08:002011-03-02T00:09:13.990+08:00I didn&#39;t mention a comment I read somewhere that some people in the audience didn&#39;t know what to do - and s/he meant it in the negative sense. What you just said, AB, is the explanation: They were mesmerized! I just love Charice every time she performs - singing, dancing, talking to the audience.Frank A Hilariohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11261345563051097015noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-5785319942906076595.post-30346538291300254062011-02-28T21:18:32.307+08:002011-02-28T21:18:32.307+08:00I was there too. That night was magical. At one point, I just noticed myself stoned to my seat. It was like my jaw drops over and over again after every song. My favorite part was her duet with Mr. Ogie Alcasid. I also like the part when she sang Maghintay ka lamang which she dedicated to her mom. I can feel the emotions she had that time. It was like everything flashes back to her from her humble beginnings to stardom.<br /><br />One thing about Charice, no matter where she performs or how small or BIG the crowd is, she always gives her best shot. <br /><br />In an ever-changing music scene with meaningless lyrics and scandalous videos, Charice is a fabulous reminder of true talent and entertainment. At 18, she has already achieved a LOT and has inspired millions. More than that, one thing I love about her is her ability to bridge the gap between people regardless of age, race and status in life through her gift of music.ab.bonitanoreply@blogger.com