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Monday, July 15, 2019 113. 7 ANCESTRAL HOUSES OF GUAGUA: A LIST BY JERRY PUNZALAN SAGMITGuaguaor uaua--meaningmouth of a river, has been called as such since 1590 owing to its locationalong the river which played a role in turning it early into one of Pampangansmost prosperous towns. The affluence of the twon led to the erection of some ofthe most stunning ancestral residences in the province.
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1. ARRASTIA-GONZALESHOUSE 1929, San Roque, Guagua

2. DE MESA HOUSE 1935,San Isidro, Guagua

3. DR. GALICANOCORONEL HOUSE 1925,San Nicolas II,BetisFormer vice mayor of Guagua in 1928. The symmetrical looking Victorian house or "gingerbread", is notable for its lace-like fretwork carvings, and its graceful steps that lead to a gated open porch. The house sits on a well-kept, manicured garden.

4. GONZALES-ARAULLOHOUSE 1928, Sto. Nino

5.OCAMPO HOUSE 1928
Former residence of Mayor Isidro Ocampo.
6.SANTOS-OCAMPOHOUSE 1920
Now occupied by the Jiao Family
7. LOPEZ MANSION 1929,San Nicolas 1stOne of Guaguas most spectacular landmarks is the LopezMansion, an imposing concrete residence built by the sugar magnate, DonAlejandro Lopez (b. 16 May 1883). Done in theGreek revival style, the façade is dominated by Grecian columns accentedwith reliefs of foliate swags. Sandwiched in between are glass-paneled openingsthat lead to individual room balconies. During the war, Japanese Col. GempachiSato, commander of the 61st infantry took over the house in 1942. TheAlejandros reclaimed the house in 1945. Severely damaged by the Pinatuboeruption in 1991, it was restored in 2016 by an heir, Jose Ronrico Rico VitugGueco. The house is open for social events and for various functions.
ABOUT OURCONTRIBUTOR.JERRY PUNZALAN SAGMIT originally hails from Guagua, butnow resides in Porac. He operates Funeraria Punzalan, a memorial servicecompany founded by his ancestor Pedro Manalili Punzalan in Arayat in 1930. Heis also interested in heritage and local culture and history.
Posted byat9:18 PM8 comments: Labels:1920s,1930s,ancestral houses,architecture,Betis,Guagua,heritage houses,Kapampangan,Pampanga Monday, July 8, 2019 112. 5 REPUTATIONS THAT KAPAMPANGANS WERE WELL KNOWN FOR IN THE 1700s.By Robby P.Tantingco

Kapampangans todayare known for their pride, vanity, culinary skills, loud voice, love for thegood life and entrepreneurial skills. But what was their reputation back in theearly days? Bergano's Kapampangan dictionary (1729) provides us with clues:*********KAPAMPANGAN VANITYOur female ancestors were magale ("wearingformal dresses outside proper occasion") while our male ancestors were maticas("good looks, good form in size, waist, figure, shape of legs andcalves"), masanting ("handsome"), maticmus ("goodfigure"), matingquis ("well-dressed"). You can differentiatebetween a Tagalog and a Kapampangan by putting them on a slippery road: theTagalog falls while the Kapampangan "very, very rarely falls,"according to Bergano.

KAPAMPANGANPERFECTIONISMOur ancestorsalways insisted on accuracy and excellence, were never satisfied, for example,with grazing a moving target, unlike most Filipinos. "The Pampango,"Bergano said, "would say, E me tiran, atambisan mea mu ("Youdid not hit it, you only grazed it"). Our ancestors had many synonyms forperfection and excellence: sampat ("beauty at itspeak;" "the greater perfection"), pauit ("excellence"),liclic ("excellence in writing, debate, running")

KAPAMPANGANBRAVERYBergano wrote, Sagan ya, pablasang indio ya("He is weak, because he is an indio"), paqui Tagalog ya, nun etalaralit, talaterac ya ("Being a Tagalog, if he is not fond ofsinging, he is fond of dancing"), paqui Capampangan ya, magmatapang ya("Being a Kapampangan, he is brave").

KAPAMPANGANPARIOTISMAncient Kapampangans felt a strong attachment to theirland and fellow Kapampangans. Bergano observed that our ancestors were proud pablasangdaya lang Capampangan ("for they belong to the Pampango nation").Kapampangans, he wrote, were misangdaya ("you are mycountryman," "we have the same blood," "we are allPampangos") and cadaya ("We are of the sameblood even if we are not relatives... we are of one nation").

KAPAMPANGAN ACCENTKapampangans were maitad ("They speak with alilt, with their peculiar accent").
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Reposted from Robby Tantingco's FB PagePosted byat2:57 AM3 comments: Labels:1700s,F. Diego Bergaño,Kapampangan,Kapampangan dictionary,Kapampangan language,Kapampangan traits,Pampanga,Pampanga social history,Robby Tantingco Friday, June 28, 2019 111. 6 ANCESTRAL HOUSES OF MAGALANG: A LIST BY LOUIE ALDRIN L. BARTOLOKAPLISTORIAN EXCLUSIVE! Magalang is one of Pampangas most historic towns, andits old housesif they could only speakcould tell endless tales of, not onlystrifes and struggles, but also of progress and plenty. These 5 ancestralhouses, selected by historian and teacher LOUIE ALDRIN LACSON BARTOLO, reflectthe spirit of those times, when Magaleños, like all Kapampangans, built theirresidences as big and as grand as their dreams.
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LUCIANO HOUSE (MarbeaSubdivision, San Nicolas I)This Spanish style mansion is located behind theMagalang Municipal Hall. It wasconstructed in 1925 by Dr. Andres J. Luciano. This houseis marked with woodcarved designs derived from the Spanish style and motifs.During the American period, the house, with its spacious surroundings, was afavorite venue of lavish parties sponsored by social clubs like Mountain SideClub and El Circulo Magaleño. During the Commonwealth period, President ManuelL. Quezon, a friend of Don Andres, also visited this house during his trips to Magalang.In World War II, this house was occupied and looted by the guerillas. When DonAndres died in 1959, the house was passed on to his daughter, Maria Elvira L.Luciano. In later years, it continued to be a shooting site for such films asLino Brockas masterpiece, Ina, Kapatid, Anak (1979), starring Rio Locsin,Lolita Rodriguez and Charito Solis. In 2004, the horror movie, Pa-siyam,directed by Erik Matti, was also filmed in the Luciano house.

FELICIANO HOUSE(San Pedro I)A few steps from Magalang Public Market is the beautiful Felicianohouse, constructed in 1935 by the couple Don Andres Feliciano and Doña MariaParas. The house features a mix ofSpanish and American architectural styles. During the liberation of Magalang in1945, the house was made into a rest house of US Army Officers. When Don Andrespassed away in 1947, the house was inherited by his son, Jose P. Feliciano. This house waslater used as a meeting place of elite and youth groups, like the U-N-I Club, composed of young Magalang professionals. WhenJose passed away in 1962, the house was inherited by his American-educated son,Engr. Rodolfo L. Feliciano. The huse was restored and brought back to itsformer glory.
ORDOÑEZ-CALMAHOUSE (Luciano St., Sta. Cruz)This multi-story house was built in 1929 by carpentersand artisans from Betis, commissioned by Hilariona Ordonez Calma. The house wascommandeered by the Japanese military duringthe war. A post-war bakery was put below and its cooking facilities are stilloperational to this day. The house retainsits original decorative grills and capiz windows. The historic house in a busycommercial of Magalang is now under the care of Juliet Calma Dizon.
RIVERA HOUSE(Ayuyao St. San Nicolas I)This house with distinctive Spanish influences was builtaround 1893, by the couple Don Cayetano Rivera and Doña Julia Rita Dizon. Thehouse has rich woodcarvings that feature a signature star motif, that is revealing of DonCayetanos affiliation with masonry and later, with the Katipunan. Don Cayetanos played a key role inthe early formation of the First Republic of the Philippines, being one of thesignatories of Pact of Biak na-Bato. After the Revolution, he returned to farming, and acquired vast tracts of land in Concepcion, Tarlac.He also founded one of the first sugar mills in Tarlacthe Azucarera de Rivera.In the Commonwealth years, Don Cayetanos friend, President Manuel L. Quezon wasa regular visitor to this Magalang home. During World War II, the house wasmade into Japanese Military Headquarters, along with the neighboring MagalangElementary School, which was converted into a Japanese military garrison andlater, execution grounds. When theJapanese occupied the house, they looted and destroyed much of the valuables.After Dons death, he passed on the house to his nephew, EliseoRivera. At present, the house is under the care of Eliseos daughter-in-law, Nimfa Rivera.

LACSON HOUSE (Lacson St., San Nicolas I)Behind the majestic San Bartolome Church, stands anancestral house with an architectural style reminiscent of old Spanish homes.This is the Lacson House, constructed in 1923 by the couple, Don Daniel O.Lacson and Doña Lucia David. The craftsmanship of the house reflects the highlevel of artistry of Kapampangan artisans who worked on this fine structure.During World War II, this house served as one of the Japanese military garrisons.When Don Daniel passed away in 1948, the house was inherited by his two daughters, Lucila and Rosario Lacson, bothspinsters. When Rosario passed away in 1991, she bequeathed the house to hersister-in-law, Evangelina Hilario Lacson, the well-known Kapampangan academician and writer.In 1995, National Historical Institute (now National Historical Commission ofthe Philippines), placed a historical marker in front of the house for itscultural and historical significance. After Evangelinas death in 2008, his son, Ariel H. Lacson became the newowner, but in 2014, he, too, passed away, leaving the house to nephew, EduardV. Lacson. The house was acquired by Mayor Maria Lourdes P. Lacson, now thepresent owner.

AYUYAO HOUSE (San Nicolas I)This house that is just a next-door neighbor of the Magalang Municipal Hall, was built in 1915 bythe couple, Isidoro Ayuyao, Sr., Municipal Secretary during the Americanregime and his wife, Ana David, one ofthe pioneers of Magalangs sweets industry. Itsflooring or lande was originally made of bamboo slats, and the housetopped with a roof of nipa. In lateryears, it was reconstructed and made entirely of wood with ornamental carvings,galvanized roofing and concrete foundations. When Ana passed away, her son, Dr.Claro Ayuyao inherited the house, which he later expanded to include his dentalclinic. During 1950s, this house was visited by prominent personalities whowere invited as guest speakers during the closing exercises of MagalangInstitute, founded by Atty. Isidoro Ayuyao. Among these are future Philippine president Diosdado P.Macapagal, and brother-in-law, movie actor Rogelio de la Rosa. In 1965, thehouse underwent minor repairs. At present, this house is owned and maintainedby the children of Dr. Claro Ayuyao.

**********ABOUT OUR CONTRIBUTOR: LOUIE ALDRIN LACSON BARTOLO. Teacher, Writer, Historianand a Magaleño, Bartolo is the author of The Magalang Book: The HistoricalLife and Culture of a Kapampangan Town 1605-2015, published in 2015 by Centerfor Tarlaqueño Studies of Tarlac State University, made possible through anNCCA grant. He also keeps a blog,Amlat Magaleño, that aims to promote thelocal history of Magalang. Bartolo finished his Bachelor of Secondary EducationMajor in Social Studies at Holy Angel University (HAU)




SOURCES:INTERVIEWS:Luciano House; interview with Mrs. Teresita Suba, one ofthe former caretakers of Luciano house, June 25, 2019.Rivera House: interview with Mr. Sean Rivera, adescendant of Don Cayetano Rivera, June 26, 2019.Ayuyao House: interview with Dr. Nunilon G. Ayuyao andMr. Amante M. Ayuyao; both grandchildren of Isidoro Ayuyao, Sr. and Ana David,June 26, 2019.Lacson House: interview with the late Mr. Ariel H. Lacson(way back August 4, 2012); grandson of spouses, Don Daniel O. Lacson and DoñaLucia David.BOOK SOURCES:Bartolo, Louie Aldrin L. and Dizon, Lino L. (2016), TheMagalang Book: The Historical Life and Culture of a Kapampangan Town(1605-2015), National Commission for Culture and the Arts.PHOTOS: All photos from wikimedia commons, unless otherwise noted.https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Old_houses_in_Magalang,_PampangaPosted byat3:40 PM1 comment: Labels:ancestral houses,architecture,Kapampangan,Kapampangan society,Louie Aldrin L. Bartolo,Magalang,Pampanga families,Pampanga houses Saturday, June 15, 2019 110. 10 KAPAMPANGAN MOVIE ACTRESSES AND THEIR ORIGINAL NAMES, part II
1. ROSA DEL ROSARIOThe pre-war Queen of the Philippine Movies was born inBacolor (b. 15 Dec. 1919) as Rosa Stagner, the daughter of Agustina Del Rosarioand American Frank Stagner. Her discovery was purely accidental. Rosa accompanieda foreign film director to Malayan Motion Pictures who was looking to work with alocal movie production outfit. The wife of the owner of Malayan Mrs.Jose Nepomucenosaw her and convinced her husband to cast her in Ligaw naBulaklak. She took her mothers surname and was billed as Rosa del Rosario.Thus began her long, and successful career. She starred with the major leading men of hertime, but she is best known for her role as Darna, a comics super heroinecreated by Mars Ravelo that was made into a movie in 1951, and directed by FernandoPoe Sr.


2. LILIA DIZONBorn in 1931 as Claire Strauss, the only child ofGerman-Jew Abraham Strauss with KapampanganRegina Dizon, Lilia Dizon began her showbiz career at age 15 as a singerat Lotus Theater. She was discovered for the movies by writer-director Susana deGuzman and was cast in her first lead role in Kaaway ng Babae, (1948). At 17, she marrieddirector Gil de Leon, sixteen years her senior. She made her mark portrayingstrong woman roles in movies like Sandra Wong, Kandilerong Pilak (AsiasBest Actress award in 1954), and "Bathaluman with Mario Montenegro. Afterher 18 year-marriage ended, Lilia left for the U.S. in 1966 to join her fatherin California. She resurfaced in 1974 as the reel-and-real life mother ofChristopher de Leon in the award-winning Brocka film, Tinimbang Ka, NgunitKulang.


3. CHERIE GILEvangeline Rose Gil Eigenmann (b. 21 Jun. 1963), known in the movie world as Cherie Gil was born to a showbizfamily. Her mother, Rosemarie Gil, comes from the old Spanish family of Gils who settled in Porac. Cherie's father is 60s matinee idol, Eddie Mesa. She started her career as actress-singer at age 9. As asinger, she scored a hit song with (I Love You) Boy, later covered by theNailclippers. In films, she may be best known as Lavinia Arguelles in BituingWalang Ningning (1985), Sharon Cunetas tormentor. She often appears as amovie villainess and still makes appearances in TV soaps, movies and in realityTV programs.


4. HILDA KORONELBorn in Plaridel, Angeles City (b. 17 Jan. 1957) toMarina Higum and David Reid, Hilda was launched at age 13 in the movie Haydee(1970). Her acting skills were honed by renowned director Lino Brocka whotransformed the teen sensation into to an actress of international repute. Shewas the youngest recipient of the FAMAS Best Supporting Actress award when shewon for Santiago that same year. She took Cannes by storm with her intenseportrayal of a daughter scorned in the 1975 movie, "Insiang". Formerlymarried to actor Jay Ilagan, Koronel now resides in the U.S.with second husbandRalph Moore.


5. LIZA LORENAThe Kapampangan actress who rose to stardom via a beautypageant was born Elizabeth Ann Jolene Winsett y Luciano (b. 31 Oct. 1949) toAmerican George Winsett and Magaleña, Josefina Luciano. She had been the first runner-upin the 1966 Bb. Pilipinas. This paved the way for movie offers. NepomucenoProductions gave her a screen test, which she passed. She was cast as Esperanza in a major film headlined by Charito Solis and Ric Rodrigo. As Liza Lorena, she appeared in the criticallyacclaimed Dahil sa Isang Bulaklak (1967), the first Philippine movie in color by DeLuxe. Her career spans 4 decades, with more than 185 movies and televisionshows to her credit. Her son with Eddie Gutierrez,Ton-Ton Gutierrez, is also an actor.


6. LYDIA MONTAÑEZTatiana Korionoff (b. 1933) was the daughter of RussianVictor Paul Korionoff and Marcelina Simbulan of Arayat, Her father had fled hiscountry at the height of Bolshevik revolution. From China, Korionoff moved to thePhilippines where, in 1926, he found work as an engineer at the Arayat Sugar Central. He married the 18-year old Simbulan and settled in Arayat permanently. Tatiana was the eldest girl in a brood of 9. She wasdiscovered for the movies by Leopoldo Salcedo. She took the screen name LydiaMontanez from her foster aunt named Lydia, and Montanez--from the mountain townwhere she was born. Lydia became a contract star for Fernando Poe Sr.'s RoyalProductions, doing movies like "Lihim ni Bathala"."MariaBonita", "Isinanlang Pagibig" and "Mona Lisa".


7. ALMA MORENOMoreno (b. 25 May 1959) was the child of Frank Laxamanaof Macabebe, with Jean Moreno. Named Vanessa (or Venesa) Moreno Laxamana, sheshortened her name to Alma Moreno for her first movie,Urduja. Her firststarring role was in Ishmael Bernals Ligaw na Bulaklak Part 2 (1976), whichturned her into a star. For portraying sexy, Lolita-type girls on screen, shewas dubbed the "Sex Goddess ofPhilippine Movies" of the 1970s-80s. Other noteworthy films: Eva Fonda,16 (1976), City After Dark(1980), and Mga Bilanggong Birhen. On TV, she wasfamous for her dance moves in The Other Side of Alma and LoveliNess. She had relationships and children with RudyFernandez and Dolphy. Moreno was also previously marriedto Joey Marquez and Sultan Fahad Salicof Marawi.


8. ROSITA NOBLEThe bedimpled Rosita Costenoble (b. 1934) was the first-born of German immigrant, Herman vonCostenoble, who a married local girl from Floridablanca, Maria Panlaqui. In1951, at age 17, she was cast in the epic movie Sta. Cristina, under PremiereProductions. Before long, she became one of the hottest stars on the silver screen,known for her costumed action movies like Ibong Adarna, Siete Infantes deLara and Prinsipe Amante. She had thedistinction of being the first leading lady to be paired with an up-and-comingyoung starFernando Poe Jr.in Anak ni Palaris (1955). Rosita marriedTurkish-Filipino Antonio Basmayor Tani from Albay, with whom she had 5children.


9. PATSYThe loveable, laughable Patsy Patsotsay was born (b. 12Apr. 1916) as Pastora Mateo. Her father hails from Lubao. She started as abodabil song-and-dance girl who performed alongside such veterans as Katy de laCruz, Tugo, Pugo and Amanding Montes. Patsy was also part of the celebratedgroup of seven bungling househelps ( with Aruray, Chichay, Menggay, ElizabethRamsey, Dely Atay-Atayan, Metring David) in the blockbuster movie PitongAtsay (1962). But she is perhaps most well-known as a co-host (with Lopito) of the greatest talent search in Philippine TVhistory--Tawag ng Tanghalan.


10. ROSA ROSALFlorence Danon y Lansang(b. 16 Oct. 1931) of Sta. Rita,Pampanga, was discovered by film producer Luis Nolasco and was introducedin Fort Santiago (1946). She became anLVN Pictures star, most famous for her role as a vamp with the heart of goldin the award-winning Anak Dalita (1956) directed by Lamberto Avellana. Other notable movies: "Sonny Boy" (1955) for which she won a FAMAS Best Actress award), "Badjao"(1956) and "Biyaya ng Lupa" (1959) .Rosal is also well-knownfor her charitable and humanitarian workwith Kapwa Ko, Mahal Ko, and the Red Cross. For her selfless efforts, she received the RamonMagsaysay Award for Public Service. Married to Walter Gayda with whom she has adaughter, Toni Rose.
Posted byat5:25 AMNo comments: Labels:1940s,1950s,1960s,1970s,Kapampangan artists,Kapampangan films,Kapampangan movie actors,Kapampangan names,Kapampangan surnames Wednesday, May 15, 2019 109. 12 KAPAMPANGAN MOVIE ACTORS AND THEIR ORIGINAL NAMESAs an actorsname, Ronald Kookooritchkin seems a tad too long, so the artista wannabe shortenedit and became Ronald Remy. Meanwhile, Augusto Valdes Pangan wanted to be acomedian, but his name was anything but funny, so he became known as Chiquito. In more recent times, the career of aspiringactor Richard Faulkerson Jr wasgoing nowhere until the studio changed his name to Alden Richards. See what a name change can do!Lets take a look at the original names of Kapampanganmovie stars, before they became famous!

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1. BENTOTBorn Arturo Vergara Medina (b.1928/d. 1986) in San Simon,Benton began his showbiz career in'bodabil' shows. At age 19, he made his firstmovie under Sampaguita Pictures, "Maria Kafra" (1947) billed as BenCosca. He was cast in the radio program, Sebya, Mahal Kita, along with SylviaLa Torre and Pugo, where h used hisscreen name Bentot for the first time. In 1961, "Tang-tarang-tang",a spin-off of "Sebya" started on DZRH, which became so popular , itwas turned into a TV series. His Bitoy character made him a household name.He remained active through the 70s, passing away in 1986 due to heart failure. Hisson, Bentot Jr.,also became a comedian.

2. MANUEL CONDEThe son of an Italian mestizo, Dionisio Urbano, and LuciaPabustan of San Fernando, Manuel Urbanowas born in Daet, Camarines Norte on 9Oct. 1915. After high school in 1931, Urbano left for Manila to enroll in engineeringat Adamson University, but got sidetracked by the movies, where he worked inproduction. After his studies, he joinedMarsman Co., got married, and moonlitwith Borromeo Lous repertory groupusing the screen name Manuel Conde. Hepassed up an opportunity to work abroad by assisting Carlos Vander Tolosa in directing the 1939 film,Giliw Ko. Thus began a directing career highlighted byGenghis Khan, a historical costume movie that was accepted to the prestigiousVenice Film festival in 1952, where it became a sensation. After his return, hedid more LVN hit movies and started the popular Juan Tamadfilm series. ManuelConde passed away at age 69 on 11 August 1985.

3. APENG DALDALThis Kapampangan motormouth was born as Serafin Gabrielin San Luis, Pampanga on 12 October 1928. After ditching his job as a cargadorin Divisoria, he discovered bod-a-bil, formed a comedy group called Top Threewhich performed at the Manila Opera House. His stage success paved the way fora TV and movie career. His non-top gabbing gave him the name Apeng Daldal. He was third-billed in 1964 production MagicBilao after Rosemarie and Dindo Fernando, which became a certified hit. Hisnext flick,Walis ni Tenteng, was an even bigger blockbuster. Now an A-lister, Apeng Daldalworked nonstop on films like TatlongMabilis (1965), Mistiko Meets Mamaw (1966), The Pogi Dozen(1967), and Baticobra at Flying Salakot(1974). The finaldecades of his life were spent working in different capacities for TV, radioand films. Afflicted for years with emphysema, he passed away on 9 February1992.

4. BEN DAVIDDeep-voiced Bienvenido Parungao was the son of EnriqueParungao and Raymunda David, both Kapampangans. He had a deep, baritone voicewhich led to jobs in the budding radioindustry of the country. He made hismark on air with his overly dramatic signature quips: O, hindeeee! andHangaaal!. He joined DZAQ as announcer in 1966, an apt host for theprogram,Ginoong Mananakot. Taking on Ben David as a screen name, he wascast in Da Best Show, Tang-Tarang-Tang and Buhay Artista. Most famouscharacter role: playing Hudas Iscariote to the hilt. He was nominated for aFAMAS Best Supporting Actor for Alamat ng Sandaigdig (1961), adapted from aDZAQ radio serial. On TV, David had recurring roles in Rosemarie-Pepito Showand Oras ng Ligaya. In the 80s, David managed a male entertainment club inManila, until he passed away.

5. EDDIE DEL MARThe actor best known for portraying Jose Rizal on thesilver screen was born in Candaba on 13 Oct. 1923 as Eduardo Magat, the son of AlbinoMagat and Benigna Sangalang. During the war, he became a guerilla fighter. Aclassmate of his, Lucas Usero, introduced him to the Veras of Sampaguita Pictureswhich led to a screen test with director Gerry de Leon. Passing that, he was introducedas Eduardo del Mar in "Kapilya sa May Daang Bakal" starring OscarMoreno and Tita Duran, where he left quite an impression. When director de Leonbegan his 1951 hit movie, Sisa, he remembered del Mar, and cast him asCrisostomo Ibarra. It was his 1956 film, Ang Buhay at Pag-ibig ni Dr. JoseRizal that would change his showbiz career forever. He essayed the role of thenational hero so perfectly that he won the 1956 Best Actor Award. He would make another Rizalmovie, the film adaptation of Noli Me Tangere, which won FAMAS Best Film in1961. To showcase his versatility in portraying roles of opposing characters,he appeared as the revolutionary hero, Bonifacio, in the 1964 epic, AndresBonifacio (Ang Supremo). Eddie del Mar died on 8 Nov. 1986,

6. TONY FERRERAntonio Laxa (born June 12, 1934) of Macabebe went by thescreen name Tony Ferrer, and earnedthe reputation as the Philippine James Bond with his Agent X-44 character. The awardwinning actor-director was the younger brother of Atty. Espiridion Laxa, ofTagalog Ilang-Ilang Productions. Most of Ferrers films were action moviesincluding Kilabot Sa Barilan (1960), Suicide Commandos (1962), and Marcong Bagsik(1964), and Sabotage (1966) where he originated his Tony Falcon persona. Healso co- starred with Ramon Revilla in Nardong Putik (1972), Lito Lapid in BackTo Back (1979), and Rey Malonzo inDeadly Fighters (1979). Ferrer was married toMutya ng Pilipinas Alice Crisostomo , with whom he had two kids, actressMutya Crisostomo and Falcon. He has a daughter with actress Imelda Ilanan,Maricel Laxa..
7. DICK ISRAELThe movie villain that you love to hate from the 70s tothe 2000s, as Ricardo Vizcarra Michaca (b. 10 Dec. 1958),the son of a Spanish father and Kapampangan mother from Porac. As Dick Israel, he found his groove as akontrabida who made life miserable for many movie heroes and heroines. He was most active in the 1980s nd 90s wherehe was either a terrorist, gangster, rapist, sidekick, gunman, mercenary, or acold-blooded killer in such movies as Misson: Terrorize Panay, Magno Barumbado (1980), Pepeng Shotgum (1981), Sumuko Ka Na, Ronquillo (1983), Dongalo Massacre (1986),Asiong Salonga: Hari ng Tondo , Tapos na ang Lahi Mo, Hadji Djakiri, Anak niBaby Ama (1990), Alyas Pogi , Shabu Distributor (1991), The Vizconde Massacre Story (God HelpUs!) (1993) and Boy Golden (2013). In later years, he appeared in telenovelas infather and character roles. He was last seen in Channel 2s Kung Akoy IiwanMo in 2012. The multi-awarded Israel passed away unexpectedly on 11 Oct. 2016,months after his house was burned. A week later, wife Marilyn tragically passedaway too.

8. COCO MARTINRodel Pacheco Nacianceno (b. 1 Nov. 1981), traces hisroots from Lubao, where his father comes from. His screen name, Coco Martin, wasborrowed from the surname of ex-Menudo Ricky Martin who was already a famoussinger then. While he waited for movie roles, he worked as a waiter. He was planningto work abroad when he was cast in Masahista, a gay-themed indie movie thatwon international acclaim. For his performance, he was given the2006 YoungCritics Circle Best Actor Award. Martin became associated with indie films, likeKinatay, which gave him a FAMAS nomination for Best Actor. He found wide popularitywith his hit TV series Minsan Lang Kita Iibigin (2011), and Walang Hanggan(2012), for which he was called the "Prince of Philippine TV Series".In 2015, Martin starred in the TVversion of Fernando Poe Jr.'s film Ang Probinsyano. TheTV series became a monster hit and continues to this day.

9, 10. PUGAK and TUGAKPugak was born in 1924 as Conrado Piring and was theother half of the well-known comedy team Pugak and Tugak in the 1950s-1960s.Tugak was played by Perfecto Piñon, from Guagua (b. 10 May 1917) who had toshave his head to match the bald pate of Pugak. Together, they were known fortheir 60s slapstick movie spoofs, Pogi Dozen (1967),We Only Live Wa-Is(1968) and Crazy 8 at Walong Dyango (1969). Theirs was an on-and-off partnership that wasmany times threated with split-ups, until Tugak called it quits in 1960. Pugakwent full-steam ahead as a solo comedian, and dabbled as a director. Pugak isbest remembered for his mukhasim appearance in the Datu Puti Vinegar, 80s commercial.Tugak, on the other hand, became a successfull painter. As Peck Piñon , he had galleriesall ver Manila.He moved to the U.S. with his family where he continued paintinguntil his death on 7 Jan. 2006.

11. DANTE RIVEROThe actor formerly known as Luisito Ramos Meyer Jr. was bornin 1946, in Floridablanca town. His American mestizo looks were good enough forthe movies and in 1966, became an actor. His performance in the 1969 film, Adrianagave him a FAMAS Best Actor nomination. LEA Productions signed him up in thefilm adaptation of Mars Ravelos popular comic serial Wanted: Perfect Mother.With Boots Anson Roa as his leading lady, and with Lino Brocka directing,Rivero rose to the occasion and bagged another FAMAS nomination for hisperformance. Another LEA opus, Villa Miranda earned him his 3rdFAMAS nomination. Rivera also dabbled in teevison in his later years and appearedin many ABS-CBN telenovelas. He was also seen in the 1018 indie film, Kung PaanoHinihintay ang Dapithapon" (2018), where he gave another sterling performance asan aged man in the twilight of his years.

12. ROI VINZONRoi Vinzon traces his roots to the David family of Mexico.Christened as Mark Angelo Vinzon (b. 20 Sep, 1953), he took the screen name RoiVinzon and became a film actor kown for his many action and villain roles likeLucas Abelardo, Adan Lazaro, Baby Paterno, Jesus Salonga alyas Boy Indian,Antonio Cuervo - Police: Walang Pinipili Ang Batas, Kapitan Tumba: The Capt.Jose Huevos Story and Sunugin si Antero Castro. He also took on the role of Retired General Armando Sorianoin the controversial drama. My Husband's Lover. Still active on TV and indiefilms, Vizon keeps a homestead in Mexico.
Posted byat5:34 AM2 comments: Labels:1950s,1960s,1970s,1980s,1990s,Kapampangan films,Kapampangan movie actors,Kapampangan names,pop culture Sunday, April 28, 2019 108. 11 INFLUENTIAL KAPAMPANGAN RADIO PERSONALITIES Radio, as a new communication medium officially came to thePhilippines in 1922 when a test broadcast was made by a Mrs. Redgrave fromNichols Air Field using a 5-watt transmitter. Early broadcasting was a strictlyan American affair until the 1930s when local songs and program, started to beheard from KZIB, KZRH and KZRG Stations. In this new medium, the Kapampanganvoice found its place, and our kabalens who animated the airwaves becamewelcome presences in every home with a transistor-- disseminating news,dispensing advice, making commentaries or simply spinning music to the avidlistener.
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MILA BALATBAT (Sta. Ana)Mila Balatbat, who started her radio career at age 15, found great success by becoming asuccessful independent producer of programs (ablocktimer) heard on DZRH,DZBB, DZAQ, DZMY, PBS (PhilippineBroadcasting Service) and Eagle Broadcasting Corp. She was the host of such programs as MilaBalatbats Radio Stars, Lets Go Shopping with Mila (DZBB, 1960-1962).

ANGELO CASTRO SR. (Tarlac)One of the earliest peronalities to join theradio bandwagon was Angelo Ruiz Castro of Tarlac. A brother of former chiefjustice Fred Ruiz Castro, Angelo joined Manila Broadcasting Company at InsularLife Bldg. and was known as the Good Time King. In 1946, he became the chiefannouncer of Station KZOK. Under Pres. Carlos P. Garcia, he headed the RadioDepartment of the Office of the Press Secretary. Angelos sons, Angelo CastroJr.(husband of June Keithley) and Naldie also became announcers

ANGELO Y. CASTRO JR. (Tarlac)The checkered career of AngeloY. Castro Jr. (b.6 Mar. 1945/ d. 5 Apr. 2012) includes being the anchor ofABS-CBNs The World Tonight (with Loren Legarda), broadcast journalist, newsmanager (1986, ABS-CBN) and TV/ Film actor (Bong in Baltic Co,). ForANC, he hosted the travel show Las Islas Filipinas. Retired in 2009 after beingdiagnosed with lung cancer, he continued his anchoring duties together withTeddy Boy Locsin and Tina Monzon-Palma on The World Tonight. Married to thelate TV and radio personality, June Keithley, with whom he had 2 children,Diego and Gabriella.

BEN DAVIDThe King of Over-Acting, BenDavid, was born as Bienvenido Parungao, the 4th of 8 children of Enrique Parungaoand Raymunda David, both Kapampangans. Baritone-voiced Ben madehis presence felt with his overly dramatic signature quips: Oh, hindeeee!andHangaaal!. He became an announcer forDZAQin 1966, an apt host for the program ,Ginoong Mananakot. In 1967, hebecame an announcer for ABS-CBN. He produced and directed Dear Kuya Cesar,and disc-jockeyed for Patrolman OA. David also broke into the movies,debuting in Ismol bat Teribol , a 1957 comedy from Sampaguita Pictures. Hewas cast in Da Best Show, Tang-Tarang-Tangand Buhay Artista. His mostfamous character role is playing Hudas Iscariote to the hilt.

MINDA FELICIANO (Guagua)Arminda Minda Feliciano (1June, 1931) was the daughter of Manuel Valdez Feliciano, a district engineer,and Amparo Santana of Batanes. Before she became an international jetsetter,Feliciano had a brief career with radio in 1956, specifically on DZFM. She hadauditioned for a single slot with Eddie Mercado and Johnny Wilson. But big bossKoko Trinidad wanted all 3 of them, so he offered all 3 to share the Php120 amonth salary. Surprisingly, all three agreed. The arrangement was great forawhile, but eventually the 3 broke up ,and Feliciano moved to DZMB.with a heftysalary of Php150 monthy, plus 30 pesos add-on talent fee. Thepretty announcer then moved to the U.S., to pursue an acting career. She snagged arole in the popular TV series,Hawaiian Eye, of Warner Brothers. Her world trips led to a chance meeting with actor Michael Caine. The two weresoon engaged, but nothing came out of their affair. Feliciano was also linkedwith singer Tony Bennett, but a more lasting relationship was formed with Norman John McClintock Lonsdale, an Englishblue blood, whom she wed in 1997.

REY LANGITReynante "Rey" MagatLangit (b. 30 Sept. 20, 1948) is known for his public service radio programsthat served mostly overseas Filipino workers. With his bombastic announcingstyle, Langit became well-known for remaining on air for 2 straight days duringthe People Power revolution. The multi-awarded broadcaster was the StationManager of the AM Radio station DWIZ 882 kHz. and vice president of AliwBroadcasting Corporation until 2016, disrupted by a foiled senatorial bid in2016. After over 2 decades at DWIZ, he joinedPTV as anchor of programs "Insider Exclusive Kapihan""Kasangga Mo ang Langit" and "Balitang Tanghali". He isproducer of TV and radio shows under hisHeavenly Images Productions. A son,Reyster, also became a journalist,but died of cerebral malaria while on assignment in Palawan in 2005.

CESAR NUCUM (Candaba)The eldest of KapampanganAurelio and Romaman Nucum, Cesar Nucum(15 May 1938-d. 17 May 2007) was a balut vendor and botet dyaryodealer before he auditioned in Manila to become an announcer. He got a job atDZRM, only to be pirated by ABS-CBN. For his narrative program Mga Kasaysayansa Likod ng Langit, he evolved thestyle of Eddie Ilarde, developing it intohis signature snail-paced, monotonous delivery.Thus, Kuya Cesarwas born., apersonal used in his radio shows Dear Kuya Cesar and Ikaw sa Likod ng mgaAwit. His career lasted for many decades,halted temporarily in 1972 during Martial Law. In the many programs hehosted, Kuya Cesar gave out advice, played music, spoke in tagalog andEglishalways in his deep, distinctive slow-paced manner.

PERRY PANGAN (Mabalacat)The quintessential voice ofPampanga, Fernando Perry Pangan. He isthe seasoned voice and station manager of RW 95.1 FM that was put up in theprovince at the height of the lahar inundation, where he reported the mostaccurate information of the state of Pampanga towns. Under his helm, RW 95.1 FMrose to become one of the most respected, and most awarded radio stations inthe province. In 2011, the radio stationRW 95.1 FM was selected as the countrys Best Provincial FM RadioStation. A skilled commentator and public affairs host, he heads the Talakayan Ngayon with Boy Santiago and AlbertLacanlale, Son Chester Pangan became a broadcaster at the age of 19 for a rivalstation, GV 99.1 FM and a TV personality on Channel 3 in Angeles City,Philippines. He now hosts a morning show on radio in Winnipeg, Canada.

ORLY PUNZALAN (Minalin)The 1960s also saw the rise ofa former seminarian from Minalin as the quintessential voice of news and currentevents. Orly Punzalan took the bus to Manila and auditioned for DZFM as anewscaster for the Department of National Defense. He passed the auditions andgot a starting salary of 30 pesos a week, working with the likes of Jose MariAvellana, Joonee Gamboa and Tita Muñoz. Making the transition to TV, he became abooth announcer for Channel 3 where he met and married Helen Vela.

JOE TARUC (Gapan)Gapan-born Jose Malgapo Taruc, Jr. (b.18 Sep. 1946/d/ 30Sep. 2017) ranks as one of the mostpopular and most followed news anchor on DZRH, in which he was also thestations senior vice president. He anchored the longest-running public affairsprogram Pangunahing Balita andDamdaming Bayan, often heard interviewing high-profile politicians,including the president. Best remembered for his trailblazing role in ABS-CBNDZAQ Radyo Patrol before Martial Law,Taruc also worked in tandem with DelyMagpayo and Noli de Castro in a KBS morning program. from , then joined DZBBBisig Bayan 594 (later, Super Radyo) , until his transfer in 1991 to DZRH.Tarucs son, Jay Taruc is well-known TV documentarist.

RAFAEL YABUT (Candaba)The most influential radiopersonality from radios golden years is Rafael Paeng Yabut of Candaba.Growing up in Tondo, he started as a commercial reader for blocktimer Luz MatCastro. During the Japanese occupation, he became an announcer at Star Theateralong Azcarraga. After Liberation, he became a barker for Atomic Bomb, ahonky tonk place along Rizal Avenue.In the late 1940s, he was offered by HalBowie, General Manager of MBC to do a daily Tagalog program called TayoyMag-aliw. But instead of providing entertainment, he made stinging newscommentaries against certain characters in the government. His program drew notonly high listenership but also friends and foes alike. By 1957, Yabut hadaccumulated so much pulling power at DZRH that he was urged to run forpresident in 1957 against Carlos P. Garcia. Instead, he endorsed ManuelManahan, then shifted to Jose Yulo. Both lost. For his political meddling,Yabut was suspended from his broadcast work, leaving behind his high-ratingprograms like "Ruleta Musikal", "Tatlo Lamang","Gumising sa Pagsikat ng Araw". His most serious brush with death waswhen he was ambushed by a gunman after his tirades against Philippine CharitySweepstakes. He recuperated, joined DZFM, but by then his credibility was in tatters.After the People Power revolution, he joined DZBB, only to be assigned thegraveyard shift. Not long after that, Paeng Yabut died
SOURCES:Aniceto, Ben. Stay Tuned: The Golden Years of PhilippinesRadio. A Historical Perspective of Philippine Radioits Beginnings, its GoldenYears and its Suppression in Sepetmeber 1972.Atlas Publishing Co., Inc. QuezonCity. 2007Rafael Yabut Photo: Castro, Alex R. viewsfromthepampang.blogspot,Pilot of the AirwavesAngelo Castro Jr. Photo: rappler.comMinda Feliciano Photo: wikimedia commonsRey Langit Photo: wikimedia commonsCesar Numcum Photo: FB pagePerry Pangan photo: https://www.rw951.fm/about.htmlOrly Punzalan Photo:https://www.gmanetwork.com/news/publicaffairs/tunaynabuhay/507134/primera-kontrabida-ng-90s-na-si-princess-punzalan-ikukuwento-ang-kaniyang-tunay-na-buhay/story/
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