Friday, December 06, 2013

GMA 2012 Station Notice with 2012 Kapuso Jingle instrumental version voiced by Al Torres

GMA Manila
GMA 2012 Station Notice with 2012 Kapuso Jingle instrumental version voiced by Al Torres 
This is GMA Network, Inc. DZBB-TV Channel 7. 

A commercial TV station with 100,000-watt transmitter power, authorized under temporary licensed number BSD-0590-2010, issued by the National Telecommunications Commission valid until December 31, 2013. 

GMA Studios and Office are located at GMA EDSA TV Complex, EDSA corner Timog Avenue, Barangay South Triangle, Diliman, Quezon City, GMA Broadway Centrum Studios, Aurora Boulevard, Barangay Valencia, New Manila, Quezon City and GMA Sagittarius Building, 111 H.V. dela Costa Street, Salcedo Village, Bel-Air, Makati City. 

GMA Transmitter is located at Barangay Culiat, Tandang Sora, Quezon City. 

GMA Engineering is headed by Gilberto R. Duavit Jr. 

GMA Transmission Personnel is the composed of Electronic and Communications Engineers, Technicians and First Class Radio and Telephone Operators with License Number issued by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission. 
  • Thomas Sales: Electronics Engineer No. 3010 
  • Elvis Ancheta: Electronics Engineer No. 3575
  • Antonio T. Soriano: Professional Electronics Engineer No. 42
  • Ricardo L. Cabral: Professional Electronics Engineer No. 92 
  • Reynaldo A. Allarde: Professional Electronics Engineer No. 27
  • Alexander V. Paredes: Professional Electronics Engineer No. 771
  • Robert Cusap: Electronics Engineer No. 3796 
  • Erwin Timbre: Electronics Engineer No. 3650 
  • Riniel dela Cruz: Electronics Engineer No. 15741 
  • Benito Manarin: Electronics Engineer No. 21627 
  • Jonathan Salvo: Electronics Engineer No. 19705 
  • Ericson Lozada: Electronics Engineer No. 35860 
  • Louie Siapengco: Electronics Engineer No. 15586 
  • Rodrigo Cuizon: Electronics Engineer No. 31687 
  • Reykel Espiritu: Electronics Tech No. 305
  • Joel Agu: Electronics Engineer No. 47027
  • Gilbert Padua: Electronics Engineer No. 56088
  • Russel P. Santos: Electronics Engineer No. 22533
  • Ralph Allan P. Bachar: Electronics Engineer No. 45854
  • John Achilles J. Denna: Electronics Engineer No. 41724
  • Vergel C. Cleofas: Electronics Engineer No. 10178
  • Jcar C. Malnagro: Electronics Engineer No. 11753
  • Joseph Vincent G. Cano: Electronics Engineer No. 47734
  • Elmer Anthony E. Castillo: Electronics Engineer No. 50506
  • Juan Paulo B. Ballaran: Electronics Engineer No. 50994
  • Eduardo B. Castillo: Electronics Engineer No. 50435
  • Amado T. Valencia, Jr.: Electronics Engineer No. 11306
  • Oliver Q. Caldetera: Electronics Engineer No. 13218
  • Remegio Apostol: 93-1PNCR-5564
  • Roel V. Castro: 94-1PNCR-12224 
  • Renato Gonzales: 94-1PNCR-10804 
  • Rafael A. Racelis: 94-1PNCR-11977 
  • Almario Lontoc: 96-1PNCR-16684 
  • Robert Maniego: 95-1PNCR-15029 
  • Carlos Giron: 98-1PHN-29579
  • Eddie Luciano: 99-1PHN-49621
  • Reyboy Gutierrez: 89-1PNCR-24563
  • Perfecto Dayao: 99-1PNCR-34165
  • Chito Naboarda: 95-1PVII-13315
  • Alan Mangubat: 97-1PXI-20349
  • Gines Ebuacado: 97-1PXII-20697
  • Ricky Galeza: 95-1PNCR-14083
  • Freddie Binonggon: 99-1PHN-21423
  • Derrick Bornilla: 99-1PHN-24018
  • Ramon Ciervo: 3887-R-87 
  • Cyril Collao: 98-1PHN-21229
  • Cashmera A. Balisa: 07-1PHN-23379
  • Gerald B. Cabarillos: 99-1PHN-21563
  • Andresito P. Sequena: 99-PNCR-28570 
  • Allan H. Barrios: 96-1PNCR-17094
  • Paulo Bryan I. Manahan: 09-1PCAR-23721
All programs telecast on this station have been approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board, seen via satellite in over 51 stations nationwide!

Luzon:
  • GMA-7 Manila 
  • TV-7 Batanes 
  • TV-7 Tuguegarao 
  • TV-13 Aparri 
  • TV-5 Mt. Province 
  • TV-7 Abra 
  • TV-5 Laoag 
  • TV-11 La Union 
  • TV-8 Tabuk 
  • TV-10 Bontoc 
  • TV-10 Baguio 
  • TV-10 Cabanatuan 
  • TV-10 Dagupan 
  • TV-5 Bayombong 
  • TV-5 Baler 
  • TV-5 Iba 
  • TV-7 Santiago, Isabela
  • TV-10 Olongapo
  • TV-10 San Fenrando, Pampanga
  • TV-12 Batangas 
  • TV-12 Tagaytay 
  • TV-6 Lucena 
  • TV-13 Iriga 
  • TV-8 Albay 
  • TV-8 Camalig 
  • TV-7 Naga 
  • TV-12 Legaspi
  • TV-7 Romblon
  • TV-7 Masbate
  • TV-13 Occidental Mindoro
  • TV-13 Catanduanes
  • TV-12 Puerto Princesa, Palawan 
  • TV-6 Brooke's Point, Palawan 
  • TV-8 Coron, Palawan
  • TV-44 Jala-Jala, Rizal 
  • TV-48 Bantay, Ilocos Sur
Visayas: 
  • TV-5 Calbayog 
  • TV-8 Borongan 
  • TV-13 Catbalogan 
  • TV-10 Tacloban 
  • TV-10 Capoocan, Leyte 
  • TV-12 Isabel, Leyte 
  • TV-11 Antique 
  • TV-2 Kalibo 
  • TV-5 Roxas 
  • TV-6 Iloilo 
  • TV-13 Bacolod 
  • TV-5 Cadiz 
  • TV-2 Toledo 
  • TV-7 Cebu 
  • TV-11 Barili, Cebu
  • TV-11 Samboan, Cebu
  • TV-10 Sipalay 
  • TV-11 Bohol 
  • TV-5 Dumaguete
Mindanao: 
  • TV-2 Tandag 
  • TV-10 Surigao
  • TV-7 Butuan
  • TV-5 Gingoog
  • TV-12 Cagayan De Oro
  • TV-4 Dipolog
  • TV-5 Ozamis
  • TV-12 Kitanglad
  • TV-5 Davao
  • TV-11 Iligan
  • TV-8 General Santos
  • TV-3 Pagadian
  • TV-12 Cotabato
  • TV-9 Zamboanga
  • TV-12 Jolo
  • TV-8 Tawi-Tawi

This is GMA, the Philippines Largest Network! Now Signing On / Off.

Station Notice

ABS-CBN Manila
ABS-CBN Manila 2012 Station Notice with 2000 Instrumental Jingle
This is ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation, DWWX-TV Channel 2.
A commercial Television station transmitting on a 346.2-kilowatt transmitter output, with permit number BSD-0547-2011 (REN/MOD), authorizing this station to operate until December 31, 2014.
Channel 2 transmitter are located at the ABS-CBN Broadcast Center, Sgt. Esguerra Ave., Diliman, Quezon City.
ABS-CBN Channel 2 Operates Under the Supervision of the following Electronics and Communications Engineers duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission:
  • Engr. Bernando M. Acosta: ECE No. 6672
  • Engr. Erwin L. Francisco: PECE-0428 
And carried out by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulation Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission:
  • Engr. Jose Rizalde Umipig: ECE No. 2889
  • Engr. Melvin C. Acosta: PECE-0407
  • Engr. Roland P. Garalibes: PECE-0453
  • Engr. Ronnie B. Sagad: ECE No. 46355
  • Engr. Jayson T. Palma: ECE No. 46346
  • Engr. Rene Francis A. Larrazabal: ECE No. 45894
  • Engr. Romulo C. Tataro, Jr.: ECE No. 3398
  • Engr. Ryan B. Vigil: ECE No. 44214
  • Franklin V. Mira: 1PNCR-10386
  • Michael D. Dela Cruz: 98-1PNCR-21108
  • Soriano A. Abecia, Jr.: 96-1PNCR-16540
  • Gerald B. Cabrillos: 99-1PHN-21563
  • Orlando M. Logarta: 93-1PNCR-3016
  • Rene Agravante: 93-1PV-5715 

This is ABS-CBN Channel 2, Now Signing On/Off.

ABS-CBN Pampanga

ABS-CBN Pampanga 2011 Station Notice with 1987 Orchestral-Type Jingle

Thisis ABS-CBN DWIN-TV Channel 46 Pampanga, a commercial UHF TV Broadcast Station owned and operated by ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation, transmitting on a 14.02 kilowatts effective radiated power with permit number BSD-0065-2011 (REN/MOD)authorizing this station to operate until March 9, 2014.

TV-46 Studios and Transmitter are Located at the ABS-CBN Compound, Barangay Lara, City of San Fernando, Province of Pampanga, Republic of the Philippines.

ABS-CBN TV-46 Pampanga engineering is headed by the following Electronics and Communications Engineers duty licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission:
  • Engineer Bernando M. Acosta: ECE No. 6672
  • Engineer Pablo C. De Vera: ECE No. 10078
  • Engineer Ronaldo G. Talo: ECE No. 41682
ABS-CBN TV-46 Pampanga Operates under the supervision of the following Electronics and Communications Engineers and First-Class Radio and Telephone Operators duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission and the National Telecommunications Commission.
  • Engineer Hurjay G. Vino: ECE No. 33535
  • Celedonio T. Santos: 96-1PIII-17036
And carried out by the following personnel duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission:
  • Engineer Jason B. David: ECE No. 21839
  • Engineer Sherwin L. Bognot: ECE No. 81812
  • Engineer Arjae V. Zapanta: ECE No. 48813
TV-46 Pampanga is now signing on/off.

ABS-CBN Naga

ABS-CBN Naga 2013 Station Notice with 1987 Orchestral-Type Jingle

This is DZNC-TV Channel 11 Naga, a commercial VHF TV Broadcast station owned and operated by ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation, transmitting on a 10-kilowatt transmitter output power with permitnumber BSD-0580-2012 (REN) authorizing this station to operate until December 31, 2015.

Channel 11 Naga studios and transmitter are located at ABS-CBN Broadcast Center, Panganiban Drive, Concepcion Pequena, Naga City, Camarines Sur, Bicol Region, Republic of the Philippines.

ABS-CBN Channel 11 Naga engineering is headed by the following Electronics and Communications Engineers, duly licensed by the Professional Regulations Commission:
  • Engineer Bernardo M. Acosta: ECE No. 6672
  • Engineer Pablo C. De Vera: ECE No. 10078
TV-11 Naga is operated by the following Broadcast Engineers and First Class Radio Telephone Operators duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission:
  • Engineer Ronald V. Soriano: ECE No. 10346
  • Elmer B. Claveria: 93-1PV-2123
  • Ivan Thaddeus L. Banaag: 95-1PV-13531
  • Samuel D. Marbella: 96-1PV-16687
  • Andres L. Valiente III: 95-1PHN-16941
  • Jesus M. Laurio III: 95-1PV-15394
  • William Paja: 95-1PV-12708
  • Anthony D. Barbonio: 09-1PNCR-23024
This is ABS-CBN Channel 11 Naga, now signing on/off.
ABS-CBN Cebu
ABS-CBN Cebu 2012 Station Notice with 1987 Orchestral-Type Jingle
This is DYCB-TV Channel 3 Cebu, A commercial VHF TV broadcast station owned and operated by ABS-CBN Broadcasting Corporation, transmitting on a 50-kilowatt transmitter output power, with permit number BSD-0277-2011 (REN) authorizing this station to operate until December 31, 2014. 
Channel 3 studios is located at the ABS-CBN Broadcasting Complex, North Road, Jagobiao, Mandaue City and its transmitter is located at Mt. Busay, Babag 1, Cebu City. 
Channel 3 engineering is headed by the following Electronics and Communications Engineers duly li-censed by the Professional Regulations Commission.
  • Engr. Bernando M. Acosta: ECE No. 6672
  • Engr. Giovanni B. Juntado: ECE No. 5328
Operated by the following Broadcast Engineers and First Class Radio Telephone Operators duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission.
  • Engr. Jose Rizalde Umipig: ECE No. 2889
  • Engr. Melvin C. Acosta: PECE-0407
  • Lionel Wilfred P. Malazarte: 94-1PVII-12246
  • Engr. Elmer L. Inot: ECE No. 12788
  • Celerino S. Cabungcal, Jr.: 94-1PVII-9990
  • Raul E. Manango: 94-1PVII-10713
  • Jose Wilfredo O. Abalos: 93-1PVII-7256
  • Gregorio Meredores, Jr.: 93-1PVII-2602
  • Engr. Erwin T. Tumulak: ECE No. 12802
  • Engr. Peter Martin G. Alfafara: ECE No. 5883
  • Albert Carpio: 96-1PVII-12643
  • Marlon Albarraccin: 95-1PVII-14403
  • Jose Anton Chua: 95-1PVII-14403
  • Guido R. Buenafe: 93-2PXII-8097
  • Allan D. Ditan: 93-1PVII-8097
  • Dannife G. Maratas: 95-1PVII-13942
  • Joselito L. Dacunos: 93-1PVII-7258
  • Antonio Igcas: 2K-1PVII-24480
  • Rogel Ciriaco: 96-1PVII-16232
  • Bonifacio Balbes: 96-1PVII-17397
  • Gino Rouel S. Aquino: 94-1PVII-12445
  • Celerino B. Zamora: 95-1PVII-15668
  • Ricardo C. Esguerra: 93-1PVII-25167

ABS-CBN Channel 3 Cebu is now signing on/off.
PTV
This is the People’s Television Network, Inc. (PTV) DWGT-TV Channel 4, with studios and transmitter located at Broadcast Complex, Visayas Avenue, Barangay Vasra, Diliman, Quezon City. Broadcasting with the power of 60,000 watts duly licensed by the National Telecommunications Commission.
The People’s Television Network, Inc. is operated and maintained by duly licensed Electronics and Communications Engineers:
  • Reynaldo A. Allarde: PECE No. 00027
  • Alexander V. Paredes: PECE No. 00771
  • Ralph Allan P. Bachar: ECE No. 45854
  • John Achilles J. Denna: ECE No. 41724
  • Vergel C. Cleofas: ECE No. 10178
  • Jcar C. Malnagro: ECE No. 11753
  • Joseph Vincent G.Cano: ECE No. 47734
  • Elmer Anthony E.Castillo: ECE No. 50506
  • Juan Paulo B. Ballaran: ECE No. 50994
  • Amado T. Valencia, Jr.: ECE No. 11306
  • Oliver Q. Caldetera: ECE No. 13218
And First Class Radio Telephone Operators:
  • Freddie Binonggon: License No. 99-1PHN-21423
  • Derrick Bornilla: License No. 99-1PHN-24018
  • Ramon Ciervo: License No. 3887-R-87
  • Cyril Collao: License No. 98-1PHN-21229
  • Ricky Galeza: License No. 95-1PNCR-14083
  • Soriano A. Abecia, Jr.: License No. 96-1PNCR-16540
  • Gerald B. Cabrillos: License No. 99-1PHN-21563
  • Andresito P. Sequena: License No. 94-1PNCR-11364
  • Allan H. Barrios: License No. 96-1PNCR-17094
  • Cashmera A. Balisa: License No. 07-1PHN-23379 (Digital Tx)
  • Paulo Bryan I. Manahan: License No. 09-1PCAR-23721
People’s Television Network, Inc. serves the entire nation through its simulcast provincial stations:
  • PTV 4 Manila
  • PTV 4 Bangued, Abra
  • PTV 8 Baguio
  • PTV 11 Laoag
  • PTV 4 Vigan
  • PTV 11 Tuguegarao, Cagayan
  • PTV 4 Ilagan, Isabela
  • PTV 3 Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya
  • PTV 5 Cabarroguis, Quirino
  • PTV 5 Bontoc
  • PTV 13 Baler
  • PTV 2 Cabanatuan
  • PTV 12 Pampanga
  • PTV 3 Tarlac
  • PTV 5 Cauayan
  • PTV 11 Calapan, Oriental Mindoro
  • PTV 3 Lucena
  • PTV 4 Puerto Princesa
  • PTV 13 Romblon
  • PTV 11 Daet
  • PTV 8 Naga
  • PTV 8 Legaspi
  • PTV 4 Goa, Camarines Sur
  • PTV 7 Caramoran, Catanduanes
  • PTV 9 Panganiban, Catanduanes
  • PTV 2 San Miguel, Catanduanes
  • PTV 5 Sorsogon
  • PTV 2 Antique
  • PTV 2 Jordan, Guimaras
  • PTV 2 Iloilo
  • PTV 2 Bacolod
  • PTV 2 Sipalay
  • PTV 13 Cadiz
  • PTV 10 Dumaguete
  • PTV 9 Toledo
  • PTV 11 Cebu
  • PTV 8 Tacloban
  • PTV 12 Calbayog
  • PTV 4 Borongan
  • PTV 4 Naval, Biliran
  • PTV 7 Zamboanga
  • PTV 11 Pagadian
  • PTV 11 Dipolog
  • PTV 7 Dapitan
  • PTV 9 Sindangan
  • PTV 11 Sibugay
  • PTV 8 Cagayan De Oro
  • PTV 11 Malaybalay, Bukidnon
  • PTV 13 Ozamiz
  • PTV 11 Davao
  • PTV 5 General Santos
  • PTV 9 Butuan
  • PTV 3 Bislig, Surigao del Sur
  • PTV 32 Tandag
  • PTV 8 San Francisco, Agusan del Sur
  • PTV 8 Cotabato
  • PTV 8 Kidapawan
  • PTV 4 Marawi
  • PTV 7 Jolo
People's Television is now signing on/off.
All programs shown on this station have been preview and approved by the Movie and Television Review and Classification Board.

Wednesday, December 04, 2013

Lifestyle Network Nationwide Reach

Luzon
  1. Metro Manila (world headquarters) (originating station)
  2. Laoag (originating station)
  3. San Nicholas, Ilocos Norte (relay station)
  4. Vigan (relay station)
  5. Tuguegarao (relay station)
  6. Cabarroguis, Quirino (relay station)
  7. Basco, Batanes (relay station)
  8. Aparri, Cagayan  (relay station)
  9. Santiago, Isabela (originating station)
  10. Ilagan, Isabela  (relay station)
  11. Cauayan, Isabela  (relay station)
  12. Baguio (originating station)
  13. San Fernando, La Union (relay station)
  14. Bangued, Abra  (relay station)
  15. Bontoc, Mountain Province  (relay station)
  16. Sagada, Mountain Province  (relay station)
  17. Mt. Sto Tomas, Benguet (relay station)
  18. Dagupan (originating station)
  19. Cabanatuan (relay station)
  20. Gapan (relay station)
  21. Bayombong, Nueva Vizcaya (relay station)
  22. Baler, Aurora (relay station)
  23. Olongapo (relay station)
  24. Subic, Zambales (relay station)
  25. Iba, Zambales (relay station)
  26. Botolan, Zambales (relay station)
  27. City of San Fernando, Pampanga (originating station)
  28. Tarlac (relay station)
  29. Balanga (relay station)
  30. San Jose del Monte City (relay station)
  31. Malolos, Bulacan (relay station)
  32. Plaridel, Bulacan (relay station)
  33. San Miguel, Bulacan (relay station)
  34. Obando, Bulacan (relay station)
  35. Meycauayan (relay station)
  36. Tagaytay City (relay station)
  37. Tanza, Cavite (relay station)
  38. Cainta, Rizal (relay station)
  39. Rodriguez, Rizal (relay station)
  40. Morong, Rizal (relay station)
  41. San Mateo, Rizal (relay station)
  42. Antipolo (relay station)
  43. Calamba, Laguna (relay station)
  44. San Pablo, Laguna (relay station)
  45. Batangas City (originating station)
  46. Mt. Banoy, Batangas (relay station)
  47. Lipa City (relay station)
  48. Lucena City (relay station)
  49. Infanta, Quezon (relay station)
  50. Daet, Camarines Norte (relay station)
  51. Naga City, Camarines Sur (originating station)
  52. Iriga City (relay station)
  53. Goa, Camarines Sur (relay station)
  54. Legaspi City (relay station)
  55. Malilipot, Albay
  56. Tabaco, Albay
  57. Sorsogon City (affiliate station)
  58. Caramoran, Catanduanes (translator station)
  59. Panganiban, Catanduanes (translator station)
  60. San Miguel, Catanduanes (translator station)
  61. Virac, Catanduanes
  62. Romblon
  63. Mobo, Masbate (translator station)
  64. Masbate City (relay station)
  65. Calapan City (relay station)
  66. San Jose, Occidental Mindoro (relay station)
  67. Boac, Marinduque (relay station)
  68. Puerto Princesa, Palawan (originating station)
  69. Brooke’s Point, Palawan (relay station)
  70. Coron, Palawan (relay station)
  71. El Nido, Palawan (relay station)
Visayas
  1. Borongan, Eastern Samar (relay station)
  2. Catbalogan (relay station)
  3. Catarman, Northern Samar (relay station)
  4. Tacloban (originating station)
  5. Naval, Biliran
  6. Capoocan, Leyte
  7. Isabel, Leyte
  8. Basey, Samar
  9. Boracay
  10. San Jose de Buenavista, Antique
  11. Bagacay, Antique
  12. Caluya, Antique
  13. Victorias
  14. Iloilo (originating station)
  15. Miagao, Iloilo (translator station)
  16. Jordan, Guimaras
  17. Kalibo, Aklan
  18. Roxas
  19. Bacolod (originating station)
  20. Cadiz
  21. Binalbagan, Negros Occidental
  22. Guihulngan, Negros Oriental
  23. Sipalay
  24. Dumaguete
  25. Tanjay
  26. Cebu (originating station)
  27. Barili, Cebu
  28. Toledo, Cebu
  29. Samboan, Cebu
  30. Jagna, Bohol (relay station)
  31. Calbayog
Mindanao
  1. Zamboanga (originating station)
  2. Dipolog
  3. Dapitan
  4. Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay
  5. Pagadian
  6. Malaybalay, Bukidnon
  7. Maramag, Bukidnon
  8. Mt. Kitanglad, Bukidnon
  9. Valencia, Bukidnon
  10. Manolo Fortich, Bukidnon
  11. Mambajao, Camiguin
  12. Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur
  13. Nabunturan, Compostela Valley
  14. Davao (originating station)
  15. Panabo
  16. Tagum
  17. Mati
  18. Digos
  19. Iligan
  20. Marawi
  21. Gingoog
  22. Cagayan de Oro (originating station)
  23. Ozamis
  24. General Santos (originating station)
  25. Polomolok
  26. Koronadal
  27. Cotabato (originating station)
  28. Kidapawan
  29. Prosperidad, Agusan del Sur
  30. Nabunturan, Compostela Valley
  31. Sultan Kudarat, Maguindanao
  32. Shariff Aguak, Maguindanao
  33. Alabel, Sarangani
  34. Surallah, South Cotabato
  35. Lebak, Sultan Kudarat
  36. Butuan (originating station)
  37. San Francisco, Agusan del Sur
  38. Tandag
  39. Surigao
  40. Dinagat Island
  41. Bislig, Surigao del Sur
  42. Jolo, Sulu
  43. Bongao, Tawi-Tawi

Saturday, November 30, 2013

Opening Intro for the 2013 PMPC Star Awards for Television

Voiced by Bob Novales:
Katulad ng maraming kuwento ng tagumpay, nag-simula ang lahat na malinaw na ibinigay at mataas na parangal. February 1, 1967, pinag-sama ang Alto Broadcasting System at Chronicle Broadcasting Network na kilala'y ito bilang ABS-CBN. Tahanan ng mga dekalidad na programang pang-telebisyon mula noon magpasa hanggang ngayon. Sa ABS-CBN din ipinalabas ang makasaysayang pangyayari sa Mundo, katulad ng "Man on the Moon" noong July 1969 at kasabay pagtapak sa buong mundo sa buwan, at ang korona sa Gandang Pinay, in the prestige Miss Universe Pageant.
Patunay din sa nanguuna ang ABS-CBN ang pagiging "First in Color Television" nito noong 1966, hindi lang sa Pilipinas, kundi maging sa buong Southeast Asia.
Former Philippine President Ferdinand E. Marcos declares Martial Law on September 21, 1972.
Nguint noong September 21, 1972, kasabay ng pagdedeklara ng "Martial Law", ipinasara ng gobyerno ang ABS-CBN.


Former Philippine President Corazon S. Cojuangco-Aquino inaugurates as the country's 11th president on February 25, 1986 at Club Filipino in San Juan City, Metro Manila.
February 1986, sa pag-tatapos ng Marcos Regime, muling pagbubukas ng ito, ang pahuhudyat na mas maraming palabas sa lakas ng tawanan, sa bawat pagpatak ng luha, sa pag-abot ng inyong mga pangarap, sa pagbagago ng inyong buhay, sa pagiging lubos na tunay na Pilipino at sa pagpapahina ng sa bawat Kapamilya. Ang tagumpay ng Philippine Television ay tagumpay ng bawat Pilipino. 60 Years of Philippine Television ay selebrasyon natin lahat mga Kapamilya, dahil ang ABS-CBN ay patuloy din na maglilingkod at magpapasaya sa inyo, In the Service of the Filipino, Worldwide hanggang sa susunod pa animnapu't taon ang Kwento ng ABS-CBN, kwento ng Bawat kapamilya, kwento natin ito!
The late chairman Geny Lopez, and soon-to-be future chairman Gabby, singing the network's 1967 jingle composed by Phil Defino.

Friday, November 29, 2013

A Tribute to Enchong Dee during the 27th PMPC Star Awards

Only Hope by Miguel Escueta
There's a song that's inside of my soul
It's the one that I've tried to write over and over again
I'm awake in the infinite cold
But You sing to me over and over and over again

CHORUS:
So I lay my head back down
And I lift my hands
And pray to be only Yours
I pray to be only Yours
I know now you're my only hope

Sing to me the song of the stars
Of Your galaxy dancing and laughing
And laughing again
When it feels like my dreams are so far
Sing to me of the plans that You have for me over again

CHORUS:
So I lay my head back down
And I lift my hands and pray
To be only yours
I pray to be only yours
I know now you're my only hope

I gave you my empathy
I'm giving You all of me
I want Your symphony
Singing in all that I am
At the top of my lungs I'm giving it back

So I lay my head back down
And I lift my hands and pray
To be only yours
I pray to be only yours
I pray to be only yours
I know now you're my only hope

What has life to offer me
When I grow old
What's there to look forward to
Beyond the biting cold
'Cause they say it's difficult
Yes, stereotypical

What's there beyond sleep, eat, work in this cruel life
Ain't there nothing else 'round here but human strife
They say it's difficult
Yes, stereotypical
You gotta be conventional
You can't be so radical

So I sing this song to all of my age
For these are the questions
We've got to face
For in this cycle that we call life
We are the ones who are next in line
We are next in line

What has life to offer me
When I grow old
What's there to look forward to
Beyond the biting cold
Cause they say it's difficult
Yes, stereotypical
You gotta be conventional
You can't be so radical

So I sing this song to all of my age
For these are the questions
We've got to face
For in this cycle that we call life
We are the ones who are next in line
We are next in line

We are next in line... Oooh... Ohh... 
We are next in line

And we gotta work, we gotta feel
Let's open our eyes and do whatever it takes
And we gotta work, we gotta feel
Let's open our eyes(ooohhh)

And I sing this song to all of my age
For these are the questions
We've got to face
For in this cycle that we call life
We are the ones who are next in line
We are next in line


Lyrics taken from http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/e/erik_santos/next_in_line_lyrics.html

Song Numbers during the 2013 PMPC Star Awards for TV

Drama Songs Medley (ASAP Sessionistas)

Ngayon ko lang nabatid na hindi biro ang umibig
Nakapagtataka nadarama'y tunay na ligaya
Habang sa iyo buong puso't buhay ko ngayo'y pina ubaya


Pangako sa 'yo ipaglalaban ko
Sa hirap at ginhawa ang ating pag-ibig
Upang 'di magkalayo kailanman 
'Pagkat ang tulad mo ay minsan lang sa buhay ko


Noon akala ko ang wagas na pag-ibig
Ay sa nobela lang matatagpuan
At para bang kay hirap na paniwalaan
Ikaw, ikaw pala ang hinihintay kong pangarap
Ngayong kapiling ka at tayo'y iisa
Hindi ko hahayaan na sa atin ay may hahadlang


Pangako sa 'yo ipaglalaban ko
Sa hirap at ginhawa ang ating pag-ibig
Upang 'di magkalayo kailanman
'Pagkat ang tulad mo ay minsan lang sa buhay ko

Pangako sa 'yo ipaglalaban ko
Sa hirap at ginhawa ang ating pag-ibig
Upang 'di magkalayo kailanman
'Pagkat ang tulad mo ay minsan lang sa buhay ko
Upang 'di magkalayo kailanman

'Pagkat ang tulad mo ay minsan lang sa buhay ko

Pangako sa 'yo, Pangako sa 'yo
Ay minsan lang sa buhay ko

Maala-ala mo kaya
Ang sumpa mo sa akin
Na ang pag-ibig mo ay
Sadyang di magmamaliw

Kung nais mong matanto
Buksan ang aking puso
At tanging larawan mo
Ang doo'y nakatago.

Di ka kaya magbago
Sa 'yong pagmamahal
Hinding-hindi giliw ko
Hanggang sa libingan

O kay sarap mabuhay
Lalo na't may lambingan
Ligaya sa puso ko
Ay di na mapaparam

Maala-ala mo kaya
Ang sumpa mo sa akin
Na ang pag-ibig mo ay
Sadyang magmamaliw


"Juan dela Cruz" Medley (Coco Martin and Erich Gonzales):

Nang ika’y ibigin ko
Mundo ko’y biglang nagbago
Akala ko ika'’y langit
'Yun pala’'y sakit ng ulo
Sabi mo sa'kin
Kailanma'y 'di magbabago
Naniwala naman sa iyo
Bat’ ngayo’'y iniwan mo

'Di mo alam dahil sa'yo
Ako'’y 'di makakain
'Di rin makatulog
Buhat ng iyong lokohin
Kung ako’'y muling iibig
Sana’y 'di maging katulad mo
Tulad mo na may pusong bato

Kahit sa'n ka man ngayon
Dinggin mo itong awitin
Baka sakaling ika’y magising
Ang matigas mong damdamin

'Di mo alam dahil sa'yo
Ako’y 'di makakain
'Di rin makatulog
Buhat ng iyong lokohin
Kung ako’y muling iibig
Sana’y 'di maging katulad mo
Tulad mo na may pusong bato

'Di mo alam dahil sa'yo
Ako’y 'di makakain
'Di rin makatulog
Buhat ng iyong lokohin
Kung ako’y muling iibig
Sana’y 'di maging katulad mo
Tulad mo na may pusong bato

Noong ako ay nilapitan mo
Tinanong kung ano ang pangalan ko
Nabighani agad itong puso
Na-love at first sight sa ‘yo

Ngunit sa ‘yo’y may nalaman ako
Mayroon na raw ibang mahal ang puso mo
Sino ba siya ang tanong ko sa ‘yo
Sinabi mong siya ay kaibigan lang

Kaibigan lang pala, kaibigan lang pala
Napawi ang aking pangangamba
Aking nadarama ngayo’y pag-asa na
Pagka't siya ay kaibigan lang pala

Akala ko siya ang iyong sinta
Ngunit siya ay kaibigan lang pala

Sabik ang puso ko na malaman
Ang pag-ibig mong labis kong inaasam
Baka sa puso mo ako’y kaibigan lang
Sana’y hindi pagkat magdaramdam

Kaibigan lang pala, kaibigan lang pala
Napawi ang aking pangangamba
Aking nadarama ngayo’y pag-asa na
Pagka't siya ay kaibigan lang pala

Siya ay kaibigan lang pala...

Naalala ko pa
Nung nililigawan pa lamang kita
Dadalaw tuwing gabi
Masilayan lamang ang ‘yong mga ngiti

At Ika’y sasabihan
Bukas ng alas siyete sa dating tagpuan
Buo ang araw ko
Marinig ko lang ang mga himig mo

Hindi ko man alam kung nasan ka
Wala man tayong komunikasyon
Mag hihintay sa’yo buong magdamag
Dahil ikaw ang buhay ko

Chorus: 
Kung inaakala mo
Ang pag-ibig ko’y magbabago
Itaga mo sa bato
Dumaan man ang maraming pasko
Kahit na di mo na abot ang sahig
Kahit na di mo na ‘ko marinig
Ikaw pa rin ang buhay ko

Verse: 
Naalala ko pa
Nung pinapangarap pa lamang kita
Hahatid, susunduin
Kahit mga bituin aking susungkitin

Chorus:
Kung inaakala mo
Ang pag-ibig ko’y magbabago
Itaga mo sa bato
Dumaan man ang maraming pasko
Kahit na di mo na abot ang sahig
Kahit na di mo na ‘ko marinig
Ikaw pa rin ang buhay ko

Araw-araw kitang liligawan
Haharanahin ka lagi
Kitang liligawan
Haharanahin ka lagi

Kung inaakala moAng pag-ibig ko’y magbabago
Itaga mo sa bato
Pumuti man ang mga buhok ko
ohhhh... 

Kung inaakala mo
Ang pag-ibig ko’y magbabago
Itaga mo sa bato
Dumaan man ang maraming pasko

Kung inaakala mo
Ang pag-ibig ko’y magbabago
Itaga mo sa bato
Dumaan man ang maraming pasko
Kahit na kumulubot ang balat
Kahit na hirap ka nang dumilat
Kahit na di mo na abot ang sahig
Kahit na di mo na ako marinig 
Ikaw parin(ikaw pa rin)
Ang buhay ko.

'Di mo alam dahil sa'yo
Ako’y 'di makakain
'Di rin makatulog
Buhat ng iyong lokohin
Kung ako’y muling iibig
Sana’y 'di maging katulad mo
Tulad mo na may pusong bato
Tulad mo na may pusong bato
Tulad mo na may pusong bato


Tuesday, November 26, 2013

History of Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide

Brother Eduardo "Eddie" C. Villanueva, Servant-Leader and Spiritual Director of Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide, is a geodetic engineer by profession and a real estate developer in business. Among his real estate developments are the Moonwalk Subdivisions in Parañaque and Las Piñas, and the Bricktown Subdivision and Multinational Village, located in Parañaque City, near the Ninoy Aquino International Airport. Actually, he had neither planned to lead any charismatic community nor dreamt of proclaiming the Good News of Salvation. However, God's thoughts are not man's thoughts, neither His ways are man's ways. Here is the story on how God called him to be a "fisher of men for Christ Jesus" and how the Jesus is Lord Church Worldwide started.

A Visit by an Angel
Sometime in February 1975, at the age of 34, Bro. Eddie was confined at the Philippine Heart Center for Asia Hospital due to heart enlargement and heart blocks. He was scheduled to undergo a major heart operation, but none of his five doctors could guarantee that he would survive the operation. One night, an angel in the guise of a nurse came to his room and told him, "Mr. Villanueva, I've been watching you for the past three weeks. You are very depressed and always in fear of a heart attack. Allow me to open that Bible beside you and show you a way out of your predicament." Then the angel opened the Bible on 1 Corinthians 10:13 and gave it to him, saying, "Read this and contemplate on it and I assure you, it will help." The verse read, "No temptation has seized you except what is common to man. And God is faithful; He will not let you be tempted beyond what you can bear. But when you are tempted, He will also provide a way out so that you can stand up under it." After reading the verse a number of times and meditating on it, his fear disappeared completely and he felt a peace of mind. That night he was able to sleep soundly. The next morning, he felt a new kind of strength and was filled with joy. His doctors were surprised when they saw him walking along the corridors of the hospital. They examined his heart thoroughly and was amazed to find out that his ailment had been healed! The operation was thus no longer necessary. A week later, he was discharged from the hospital. Further examination of his heart by doctors in a hospital in Los Angeles, California, U.S.A. gave him a clean bill of health.
Once, while he was meditating on the miracle that had happened in his life, he asked God, "Lord, what must I do to live according to Your will?" The Spirit of God replied, "My son, bear witness to the salvation, love and miracle that you've experienced. If you continue to do this, your fellowmen will know that the God Whom you serve is indeed alive and faithful!"
Purchase of DWRV Radio Station and First Financial Miracle
In 1977, at the height of his real estate business expansion around the Polytechnic University of the Philippines, Bro. Eddie bought the DWRV (860 kHz) AM Radio Station from its owner-operator Philippine Radio and Educational Information Center, Inc. for P2 million, because he needed the parcel of land on which it stood. Besides, the owners would not sell the land unless the radio station was included in the deal. Later, the radio station alone would cost him millions more to sustain its operations.
That same year, Bro. Eddie became a born-again Catholic. In his eagerness to know more about the Lord Jesus Christ, he attended various prayer-meetings and studied the Word of God diligently. Thus, he learned about the practice of giving tithes and miracle-seed-of-faith offerings. He began to give financial support for the Mass and Healing Rallies of some charismatic groups that had started to flourish in the Philippines. One of these was the first Catholic Charismatic Mass and Healing Rally held at the Araneta Coliseum, which was organized by the Quezon City Catholic Charismatic Secretariat. Brother Eddie gave P50,000 as a seed-of-faith offering for that activity. That amount was his last "cold cash" in the bank because his real estate business then had come to a standstill due to the downward trend in the real estate industry in the midst of economic crisis in the Philippines. Worse, his bank loans had snowballed to over P200 million because of runaway interests and penalties.
After giving the P50,000 seed-of-faith offering, with in God's Word, he prayed for a financial miracle. A week before the rally was held, a group of businessmen approached him and bought part of his real estate holdings for P60 million! With joy in his heart, he shared about the miracle during the Araneta prayer rally and started telling people about that testimony in other prayer-meetings where he was invited to attend. He recounted to them how God had returned his P50,000 seed-of-faith offering a thousandfold!
A Mysterious Voice
Once, at DWRV Radio Station, Bro. Eddie heard a mysterious voice telling him: "Build Me a center, and I will give rest to you and all who will go with you." He thought God was calling him to build a church or a basilica made of concrete, similar to many other religious structures. He immediately called an architect to design a basilica with a seven-thousand seating capacity and set aside a piece of land at the Multinational Village for that purpose. Then, he had the plan blessed by His Holiness, Pope John Paul II, at the Vatican and prepared for its construction. However, his plan did not push through, inasmuch as his creditors and financial institutions started to foreclose most of his assets and real estate properties. Only one of his assets was not mortgaged the DWRV Radio Station. But this was a non-performing asset which instead ate most of his savings.
Nonetheless, in the darkest moment of his financial crisis, Bro. Eddie remained steadfast in his faith. He thought that if the radio station could not help him rise above his financial troubles, he could have at least used it in spreading the Word of God and by bearing witness to the miracles that God had done in his life.
This would provide him a way to reach more people and draw them to the Lord Jesus Christ. He soon found himself actively sharing the Word of God in his radio program "To God Be the Glory." After several months, however, he decided to quit broadcasting and thought of hiring others to do the job. But before he could do so, he received a letter from a woman which read: "Bro. Eddie, don't ever give up. Please continue with your radio program. One evening, when I felt I could die of migraine, which I had been suffering from for the last seventeen years, I happened to tune in to your program. As you prayed, I joined you and asked God to help me. Praise the Lord, at that very moment I got healed! Now your radio program has become a part of my life. Glory to God! Keep on, Bro. Mike!" The woman's testimony inspired Bro. Mike to continue with his radio program. He read her letter on the air and, soon, letters from other listeners giving their testimonies on miracles they received from God, and some were asking for prayer and counseling flooded his office.
To deepen his commitment to the Lord, he issued a memorandum instructing the treasurer of his real estate company to set aside ten percent of every sale and collection as tithe for the support of the work for the Lord through DWXI Radio Station. Miraculously, after this, offers were made on his foreclosed real estate properties, with the banks allowing him to sell these on his own terms and repay his loans out of the proceeds. Soon, his loans had been settled and some of his foreclosed properties were recovered.
After sometime, people from all walks of life were trooping to his office asking for prayer for the healing of their ailments and counseling for their financial and spiritual problems. Then, the Spirit of God finally revealed to him the real meaning of the mysterious call, "It is you whom I need to be built as a holy temple and to serve as a living sacrifice to renew the Church. I have called you to share with everyone the Good News and the joy of Salvation, to strengthen the faith of God's people, to set on fire their love for God and neighbor, and to bring them into a family that cares and shares in each other's burdens and blessings while waiting for the joyful second coming of the Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ of Nazareth."
Establishment of the DWRV Prayer Partners Foundation International
On October 5, 1978, Bro. Eddie invited his listeners for a Thanksgiving Holy Mass and Worship and Healing Prayer Rally that was held in Polytechnic University of the Philippines, Manila on the Thursday nearest his birthday, October 6, 1978. About one thousand people attended the affair and experienced the miracle-working power of God!
Encouraged by the success of the rally, Bro. Mike scheduled a monthly Mass and Healing Rally at the DWRV Compound in Pasig. Some time later, as more people came to be led back to the Lord Jesus Christ, the rally was held weekly. A monthly Catholic Life-in-the-Spirit Seminar (CLSS) and a weekly fellowship were also held at the 22nd floor, Strata 2000 Building, Emerald Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig City.