Kalami Cebu Supports The VisPop Music Festival


This blog supports the Vispop Music Festival that will be held on September 13, 2015, at the UP Cebu Grounds. I am a big fan of Cebu goods and products and that includes music.  It is about time that we support local artists who are making a living as musicians.  I am very happy that the Vispop Music Festival will include a song that is perfect for this blog and its readers. The song is "Bok Love" written by Felipe Anjelo Calinawan and Therese Marie Villarante, and performed by Therese Marie Villarante and Kurt Fick.


I hope to see you all at the Vispop Music Festival! Tickets are sold at 300 pesos each and you can buy it at Handuraw Pizza in Gorordo Avenue, Lahug.


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