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Here’s a link to listen to the full song:
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Florante Aguilar Michael Dadap will be performing at this year's San Francisco International Arts Festival!
Early Bird Tickets are now available!
Date & Time: Friday, May 29, 2020, 7PM
Location: The Chapel at Fort Mason, SF
Early Bird Tickets only $15
At the Door: $25
More details and get tickets at
www.sfiaf.org/dadap-aguilar_duo
Our 3rd video is out! May the New Year bring out the inner child in you and the simple joy it brings. Here’s my take on a Filipino folk song Atin Cu Pung Singsing performed by the Dadap-Aguilar Duo from the album Lulay.
Featuring Frida Gabriela Aguilar. Camera work and directed by the indefatigable Fides Enriquez.
Listen to the album www.dadapaguilar.com/lulay
Merry X'mas! Here's Carol of the Bells using loop pedal. A repost from last year. Enjoy!
Our second video is out! Lulay the album title track by the Dadap-Aguilar Duo, arranged for two guitars by Maestro Michael Dadap. Lulay is a Filipino folksong and the name of a demure maiden whose affections are not easily won over in courtship.
To view the full version, go to:
www.dadapaguilar.com/lulay
Special thanks to fabulous filmmaker Fides Enriquez who shot and directed the video.
#girldad #kobebryant @ Napa, California https://www.instagram.com/p/B77TUXkjXf4/?igshid=8indi506dwit
Locked In! Dadap-Aguillar Duo LULAY Album launch event @ International Hotel (San Francisco) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5i5zh7D00O/?igshid=1uvd2ihotxjyg
Happy 🦀-giving everyone! @ Historic Downtown Napa https://www.instagram.com/p/B5bXvIUj9MH/?igshid=19s9edd6soz87
It’s here! Two years in the making, my duo album with Maestro Dadap titled LULAY will be available for purchase by CD or digital distribution December 1st. https://www.instagram.com/p/B5I-xwfDA8C/?igshid=uhi0k66vlawx
Slow practice first ...then fast. Rehearsing my part for the Dadap-Aguilar Duo album launch this December 1st. This is Maestro Dadap’s take of the Filipino folk song Lulay. @ The Napa Valley https://www.instagram.com/p/B4siJJ6DjV7/?igshid=bo0u4pli6ann
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