Charice Pempengco in Oprah’s Show (Thanks for making us proud to be Filipino)
Posted on May 13, 2008
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Somehow, this is a delayed reaction on my part, but when best friend Bing sent me the You Tube segment showing Charice Pempengco singing in The Oprah Winfrey’s Show, I was just so amazed and touched, tears were profusely falling down my pretty face. I can’t help but share with all other Filipinos the pride of having a Filipina in Oprah’s show.
Why so? Let me tell you the reasons:
- At that shining moment, I was so proud to be a Filipina. She’s got talent, she has become an inspiration to many.
- I was touched with the way she sang, carried herself, and yes, cry.
- Whitney Houston’s songs are my favorites, in particular I Have Nothing and I Will Always Love You. Remember the movie, The Bodyguard?
- One of her dreams was to be in Oprah’s show—and she was able to achieve her dream, and her other dreams. One of these days, all my dreams will come true, I know.
Thank you Charice for making us proud! Thank you for giving us hope!
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MOMMM pumunta siya sa school last year mga little big star
I Will Always Love You is my favorite. I saw her perform live December last year. I was tearing when she sang the song … It was really touching!
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Well, I for one thinks that Filipinos rock! I’m serious tita.
i first saw Charise perform on youtube…i checked her out after hearing about her on the news (thanks lovable internet for being faster than tv hehe) and my gosh! there are only a few of blessed times in my life time that i get goosebumps while hearing someone sing. such talent for someone so young.
Mabuhay ang Pilipinas! Mabuhay rin ang youtube!
Wow! I didn’t know Charise was on Oprah! Very moving and powerful performance. She makes us all proud to be her Kababayans!
This girl has brought us a lot of pride. It sure is overwhelming when you have someone like her representing our country.
Kudos to Charice and to all talented Filipinos!I am sure that there are many undiscovered Filipino talents! Come out to the open
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Omg proud pinoy moment! Haveheard of Charice but havent really heard her sing. Ty Dine. Oo nga, where does that voice come from?