Every Color, Every Hue

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One year ago, the Philippines bid farewell to one of its greatest musical icons. Francis Magalona, also known as Master Rapper and Man from Manila, valiantly battled leukemia since his diagnosis in 2008. After months of undergoing chemotherapy, his physical body succumbed to the illness. However, Kiko's departure was not the end for him. He left behind a profound legacy that future generations would come to cherish. His music, his lyrics, and his way of life have shown us his deep affection for our nation, and this affection will endure eternally. It is my hope that we all grasp the essence of his message: to love our Motherland wholeheartedly and to reflect that love in every aspect of our lives. Merely wearing t-shirts adorned with three stars and a sun is insufficient.

This is my tribute to the esteemed Sir Francis. We shall forever remember his impact...

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  1. NehhaMarch 10, 2010 at 10:17 PM

    Great souls come and go.....they leave behind their message for us to follow :)

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