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Friday, June 5, 2009

Want to Know More About Bulyaw Mariguen (the band)?

bulyaw mariguen is composed of...

Christopher "Topz" Perez (vocals) works as part of the art department of different productions in Manila. He was part of the production team of the Cuyono film, Ploning. During his free time, he writes songs in Cuyonon and also designs shirts with witty Cuyonon lines (always sold out!!!). Topz's musical influence is mostly alternative rock. AND YES, he's single.


Photographer: Diego Dobles of Kamaru productions
Taken at Scenario Bar of Asturias Hotel during one of their live performances
Franz Abid (the lead guitarist) is also the lead guitarist of the band Kannayus and the heavy metal band LAST FALL PILIPINAS, which rocks Freedom Bar on Tuesdays and Bri-iw Bar on Wednesdays. Click VIDEO to see LAST FALL PILIPINAS rockin.

Courtesy of Franz Abid
Leonard "Popoy' dela Torre (the bass guitarist) works as an art director of ABS-CBN. He was the ART director of the Cuyono film, Ploning and is also the bass guitarist of the band called Kannayus (click KANNAYUS to hear one of their originals).

Photographer: Diego Dobles of Kamaru productions
Taken during Bulyaw's DYPR TV guesting
Philip Abid (the drummer) is a second year nursing student who also plays lead guitars alongside Franz with the heavy metalband LAST FALL PILIPINAS. Philip is the natural charmer of the band. He can play the piano, guitars and drums with ease and can make you laugh out loud with his quirks.

and also of...


Courtesy of Last Fall Pilipinas

Dale Abid (rhythm guitars/drums/sound engineer) is the middle child among the ABID brothers. Just like his brothers, Dale is also musically gifted. He plays guitars for LAST FALL PILIPINAS.

Photographed by Diego Dobles of Kamaru Productions

Taken during their practice session at Muzic Jam, Puerto Princesa City

Rico Padrones is a 2nd year college student who's natural wit and talent in dancing amazed so many people in Palawan (aside from his brilliance in playing the drums). If you want to see a guy bored with double peds, you should see this guy perform.

Jeorlie Magbanua also played the drums for some of the songs of Bulyaw Mariguen and was the sound engineer of the band during their Puerto Princesa City tour.


All of them are born in Cuyo, Palawan, Philippines and speak Cuyonon fluently.

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Bulyaw Mariguen- The First Cuyono Rock Album is brought to you by Matinlo productions

Matinlo productions is a DTI-Registered Puerto Princesa-based production company that produces, sources funds, finances, promotes and distributes film, audio & video products which aim to promote and enrich Palawan's cultural heritage. Its first project is the production of the FIRST ORIGINAL FILIPINO-CUYONO ROCK ALBUM of the Cuyono Rock Band-Bulyaw Mariguen and the promotion of the album through the production of Bulyaw Mariguen's music videos, the facilitation of Bulyaw Mariguen's TV& radio guestings, and concerts and the setting up of their online sites.

Matinlo in the Cuyono language means 'pleasing to the senses and the mind.'

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Bulyaw Mariguen- The First Cuyono Rock Album is also brought to you by...

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Special thanks to Daluyon Beach and Mountain Resort, Neva's Place, Mccoy's, Jason Laxamana, Diego Dobles for the sumptuous meals and to Josephine & Joyce Fabello of Katri' for the accomodations.
The vice-governor said it is lamentable that most teenagers in Palawan born to Cuyunon families do not know how to speak the tongue. He said nobody should be embarrassed that their roots are Cuyunons.- From an article about the Cuyonon Provincial Dialect Ordinance.

Click the link below for more info.
http://thepalawantimes.wordpress.com/2008/04/18/solon-encourages-palawenos-to-speak-cuyunon-once-a-month/