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                    [Title] => Andrea Bocelli: The Blind Tenor Who Sings With His Soul
                    [Summary] => In the past months as I traveled, with Max or by myself (as Philippine UNESCO Secretary General), to Madrid, Cebu, Tokyo, Hanoi and now Bohol, I carried along Andrea Bocelli’s autobiography Memoirs so I could write two columns and this pictorial article before Maestro Bocelli comes to Manila to do a concert at the Araneta Coliseum on April 30.  My husband Max gets exasperated about my late night and early morning writing schedule focused on the Italian tenor. I told him that I want the Filipinos to understand and enjoy him.
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                    [AuthorName] => Preciosa S. Soliven
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                    [Title] => Finally, tenor Andrea Bocelli sings for Filipinos
                    [Summary] => Opera enthusiasts in the country may be assured that when Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli steps on the stage of the Araneta Coliseum on April 30 for his debut performance in the Philippines, he will be delivering the goods – that is, sing hit song after hit song for his legion of fans in the country.


This was the assurance given by Bocelli’s manager Marco Bianchi during the recent press conference formally announcing the tenor’s concert in Manila.
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                    [Summary] => Opera enthusiasts in the country may be assured that when Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli steps on the stage of the Araneta Coliseum on April 30 for his debut performance in the Philippines, he will be delivering the goods – that is, sing hit song after hit song for his legion of fans in the country.


This was the assurance given by Bocelli’s manager Marco Bianchi during the recent press conference formally announcing the tenor’s concert in Manila.
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