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Humble and proud: The paradox of Michael Carandang

By Gabbie Tatad | March 17, 2012 - 12:00am

As I entered the photo shoot, Michael Carandang put his arm forward, revealing a tattoo written in Alibata. Someone asked what it said, and he replied with a smile, “Pinoy.”

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