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Rediscover local musical treasures in a new ballet about the Filipino family as Ballet Philippines relives Bicol’s immortal folk song — Sarong Banggi —  starting tomorrow until Oct. 18 at the Tanghalang Nicanor Abelardo of the Cultural Center of the Philippines.

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Rediscover local musical treasures in a new ballet about the Filipino family.

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Her name may not ring as much bells but those who are familiar with Marife Necesito won’t have a hard time enumerating the titles of the acting projects she had starred in here and abroad.

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Rediscover local musical treasures in a new ballet about the Filipino family.

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Her name may not ring as much bells but those who are familiar with Marife Necesito won’t have a hard time enumerating the titles of the acting projects she had starred in here and abroad.

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