Nora Aunor Guy, as I’ve always called her, has one of the best voices the Philippine music industry has ever produced, if not the best. Her timbre is unique, and she has a beautiful tone. We became close during our Alpha Records days. Nora has a big heart. I played her cousin in the movie, “Tapat na Pag-ibig.” It was such an honor to do shows with Guy around the Philippines. She was mobbed everywhere we went. We needed an armored vehicle to get to each venue. In fact, there was a time I got so scared because I was claustrophobic. One memorable show we did abroad was in New Jersey. While waiting for the show to start, she saw me about to leave and asked, “Sa’n ka pupunta mare?” I said, “Liligid ako, to see the vendors.” She said, “Sama ako.” We started walking. I held her hand tightly, kasi baka mawala siya. Then people saw her—pinagkaguluhan na siya! Parang movie na I lost her! I wondered how hard it was to be a superstar like her, and how she must long for spur-of-the-moment adventures like that one, na gusto niyang mag-shop around with a friend, but she couldn’t. Read more: entertainment.inquirer.net/107131/lirio-vital-reminisces-on-working-with-guy-vi-pidol-and-fpj#ixzz2bQEsHXHJ Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook
Posted on: Thu, 08 Aug 2013 23:12:58 +0000
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