The first Pinoy Music Festival (PMF), held last Friday at Ayala Triangle Gardens in Makati City, had a little bit of everything for everyone. For about six hours, dozens of local artists and performing groups treated a sizable and enthusiastic audience to a night of music that showcased various styles, genres and trends that became popular over the years—jazz, folk, rock, Manila Sound, pop, hip-hop… The crowd was equally as diverse: Yuppies who had just finished work, parents with their children in tow, a slew of teenage girls who trooped to the venue carrying banners, ardent music lovers, and those who probably just wanted to do something else other than get stuck in the rush-hour traffic. One of the best things about the concert—which aims to boost local music promotion—was that it was free and mounted along a busy, major thoroughfare, which made not a few curious passers-by stop, look and join the ongoing festivities, even for just a song or two. Read more: entertainment.inquirer.net/152052/a-whole-lot-of-shaking-singing-going-on#ixzz3CniTSPYr Follow us: @inquirerdotnet on Twitter | inquirerdotnet on Facebook #PalakasinAngOPM #PinoyMusicFestival2014
Posted on: Tue, 09 Sep 2014 07:23:25 +0000
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