Vic Facultad and Weather The Roots

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1 Mayflower St, Greenfield District, Mandaluyong, 1554 Metro Manila

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Vic Facultad and Weather the Roots' songs are not just danceable, they are also easy to listen to, and the lyrics are all well thought of, and not just some mumbo jumbo mixture of words.

The English songs, if I didn't know better, sound like a Foreign band, and I don't mean to say that our local bands are no good.  I just mean that their sound has global quality.

The ones sang in the vernacular, even if it's in reggae fusion, pulls a lot of heartstrings.  May hugot, kumbaga.  

Well, if you're not up to dramatic interludes, just listen to the upbeat sound and dance to their music, and imagine yourself flying to the nearest star outside our solar system.

So if ever you're wondering what happened to Vic Facultad, he's back with a vengeance.

Go catch them tomorrow at the Mayflower Parking Lot, Greenfield District, Mandaluyong.  


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Location: Greenfield District, Mayflower St, Mandaluyong, Metro Manila, Philippines

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