...is one of my favorite TV programs nowadays. I got to know of another way to relax as soon as I arrive home from work by watching this program. ^_________^
Description:
a variety show on local television with musical guest/s each episode
late night
(about 1am-2am - Mondays thru Thursdays; about 2am-3am - Fridays)
Network:
ABS-CBN
Hosts:
Yeng Constantino
Tutti Caringal
Famous Tag line:
"Magandang madaling araw, mga kapuyaters!!!"*
What I like about Music Uplate Live!:
I have seen their pilot episode but didn't pay too much attention to it. Now, I am already one of their thousand viewers (and one of their thousand fans in Facebook too). It still depends on their guest/s whether I'll watch the entire episode or not.
My Favorite Episodes so far:
Noel Cabangon (ep. 11)
Aiza Seguerra (ep.17)
Richard Poon (ep. 22)
Network:
ABS-CBN
Hosts:
Yeng Constantino
Tutti Caringal
Famous Tag line:
"Magandang madaling araw, mga kapuyaters!!!"*
What I like about Music Uplate Live!:
- Yeng's humility
- Tutti's kakulitan**
- the hosts' energy at that time of the day
- the hosts' passion for music
- on-the-spot performances
- I get more familiar with music (various genre, different artists, the latest in the music scene)
- gives break to amateur artists
- games (even though I haven't joined one yet)
- legendary guests
I have seen their pilot episode but didn't pay too much attention to it. Now, I am already one of their thousand viewers (and one of their thousand fans in Facebook too). It still depends on their guest/s whether I'll watch the entire episode or not.
My Favorite Episodes so far:
Noel Cabangon (ep. 11)
Aiza Seguerra (ep.17)
Richard Poon (ep. 22)
Happy Monthsary, mga kapuyaters!
Congratulations, Music Uplate Live!
Notes for any dear reader of mine who happened to be a non-Tagalog speaker ^-^ :
* madaling araw (muh-duh-LING) (UH-rao) means dawn while kapuyaters (kuh-poo-YUH-ters) came from the root word puyat (poo-YUHT) which is an adjective meaning tired or exhausted for want to sleep
** kakulitan (kuh-koo-lih-TUHN) means mischief but I refer to Tutti's playful attitude in a naughty or teasing way
Congratulations, Music Uplate Live!
Notes for any dear reader of mine who happened to be a non-Tagalog speaker ^-^ :
* madaling araw (muh-duh-LING) (UH-rao) means dawn while kapuyaters (kuh-poo-YUH-ters) came from the root word puyat (poo-YUHT) which is an adjective meaning tired or exhausted for want to sleep
** kakulitan (kuh-koo-lih-TUHN) means mischief but I refer to Tutti's playful attitude in a naughty or teasing way
(Thanks http://telebisyon.net/Music-Uplate-Live/serye/episodyo/ for the episode guides.)
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