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‘Cookin’ Nanta’ cooks up a storm at The Solaire Theatre

By John A. Magsaysay | November 13, 2015 - 9:00am

When it comes to explaining why Filipinos are so fixated with Korean entertainment, it seems to boil down to just three things: the unexpected plots, the impeccable timing, and the irresistible musicality.

Modern Living