Each note was a sigh, each lyric a lingering touch, proving music, like passion, only deepens with time.
Nostalgia lingered, a sweet and haunting echo of love’s many seasons, as Ogie Alcasid wove melodies that stirred young hearts and old souls.
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At Solaire Resort North, love was not merely celebrated but serenaded.
OPM icons Ogie Alcasid, Louie Ocampo and Ryan Cayabyab filled the evening with original Filipino classic music that stirred both heart and memory on the eve of Valentine’s.
The young listened in quiet wonder, while the old found themselves transported to a time when these songs were the soundtracks of their own romances.
Alcasid was a force of nature — one moment singing, the next at the piano or guitar, and in between, charming the audience with his wit.
His seamless transitions from balladeer to musician to comedian made the night as lively as it was sentimental.
Ocampo and Cayabyab, masters of melody, lent their brilliance to every note, crafting an atmosphere both grand and intimate.
It was an evening where music did not merely play — it lived.
Every song carried the weight of a thousand memories, each lyric a thread in the tapestry of time.
And as the final notes faded, love lingered, not just in the air but in every heart that had been touched.
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