A vibrant night of soulful songs and jovial jubilation—this encapsulated this year’s Animusika last June 20 at the Henry Sy Sr. Hall grounds, where the celebration of the University Vision-Mission Week (UVMW) reached a bittersweet yet blissful climax. Performers from a maelstrom of musical genres came prepared to set the stage on fire with their…
Author: Andy Jaluague
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