presenting the 4-s pamilya members of tessie lagman!

photo by: corazon garcia

They are all achievers in their own ways. And most of them, very respected people in the music world- veterans, as we say. 

In a world where Music never fades, these people are the ones who protects them. Preserving true Filipino Music like the old traditional Filipino folk songs, old Filipino classic songs, Kundiman songs, and the likes.

Through their weekly radio program at DWBL, every Sundays, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., their voices could be heard, most of all, at the Finale part of the program wherein they all sing together in unison. The 4-S PAMILYA of Ms. Tessie Lagman-Balboa (the female Captain of the ship), never fails to enthrall all their listeners, and even their regular viewers at Facebook Live and YouTube.

They are all ANGELS. Selected upon to serenade people, every Sunday noon, and, as they sing, you would embrace all the more the wonderment of Music, and the Spirit that lives on as Filipinos who have loved Melodies & Lyrics since time Eternal.

PRESENTING ONE BY ONE: THE 4-S PAMILYA MEMBERS!!!

tessie

TESSIE LAGMAN- The radio icon and a contemporary of other radio greats, Ms. Tessie Lagman maintained until now her great career in radio broadcasting. She also became one of the top recording singers of Grandeur records during the '70's and '80's. She's a staunch supporter of Kundiman songs.

madame ray lucero

RAY LUCERO- The true veteran in the field of singing. Now in her eighties' years of age, she's still an active member of the world-renowned Mabuhay Singers. A great vocal coach and teacher. She knows the very deep roots of Philippine Music.

corazon

CORAZON GARCIA- She's one of the early products of the famous 'Eskuwelahang Munti' radio program during the late '70's. Also a former recording executive who worked for Alpha Records, Corazon's love for singing and music never fails.

dolly

DOLLY FAVORITO- A contemporary of Esperanza Fabon, Ms. Nora Aunor, Danny Cruz, Perla Adea, and the likes, Dolly used to be one of the famous female matinee idols in the radio world during the '70's. She's also a staunch supporter of old classical Filipino songs.

rafael

RAFAEL CENTENERA- He is called 'Mr. Romantiko' by fellow 4-S Pamilya members. A contemporary of singers like Florante and Freddie Aguilar, Rafael was a matinee idol of the mid-'80's. His handsomeness could still be seen up to now.

tony

TONY SUVEGA- A Feng Shui expert and Psychic, this 4-S Pamilya member is very gentle, warm and a very kind person. His great talent in singing is utilized much now, for being one of the most active members of 4-S Pamilya.

cenen

CENEN GARCIA- The husband of Corazon Garcia and also the one who documents the radio program of 4-S Pamilya- "Sama-Sama, Salo-Salo" every Sunday at Facebook Live. His voice is very cool and manly.

eddie

EDDIE SUAREZ- The very good guitarist of 4-S Pamilya. He also sings songs.

ver

nick

VER DAYAP and NICK CORON- The other veteran members of 4-S Pamilya. They both have great singing voices.

reymond

REYMOND AGBADA- The handsome and irresistible Millenial male member of 4-S Pamilya. His voice is so soothing and igniting. We bet, this young man will go places.

hazel

HAZEL MAE URSAIS- She's a real belter and a sexy female singer. Also among the Millenial members of 4-S Pamilya. She's so good in singing jazz songs.

sammy

SAMMY RASCAL- Small but terrible. Also one of the Millenial members of 4-S Pamilya, Sammy reminds us of a young Nora Aunor. She's so good in singing high notes.

karl

KARL ANGELO SIPAT- One of the newest Millenial members of 4-S Pamilya. He's such a baby, but when he starts to sing, his manliness overpowers you. He's got his own great style in singing.

reynelyn (right) with sammy

REYNELYN MERCADO- She's the newest member of 4-S Pamilya. And what a true pro, she continued singing one time even the Music faded out. Great.


SO THERE. They are the 4-S PAMILYA members. They have had four major concerts already and many event-appearances to date. Catch them every Sunday at the radio show of Ms. Tessie Lagman-Balboa's "Sama-Sama, Salo-Salo". Every Sunday, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at DWBL.

And let's fall in love with great Filipino music all over again.


(written by robert manuguid silverio)