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EVOLUTION<br />
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This month of April, everyone is looking forward to their summer<br />
escapades with their family and friends. Our beaches are being filled<br />
with wild smiles and sweet chasings, plus the countless summer<br />
photos for the gram. This is the season for high spirits, spontaneity, and<br />
unforgettable experiences.<br />
For the past three months, we are all working hard to make sure<br />
that this year will be great for ourselves. Sometimes, we forget to<br />
appreciate our own growth and the opportunities in life. This month, I<br />
want to share a message to all our readers and I hope we will embrace<br />
the light of it.<br />
Life will never be easy but choose to focus on what you can control.<br />
Focus on your talents and from that, you can share something great to<br />
the world. Allow nothing but peace to fill your soul. You are capable<br />
of achieving big. So do not waste that chance to reward yourself with<br />
appreciation and comfort. Be bold enough to live life on your terms,<br />
and never, ever apologize for it. Do not be afraid to go against the grain<br />
and please, do not allow anxious thoughts to steal your joy. Lastly, learn<br />
to forgive because it will allow you to move freely beyond the pain of<br />
your past, what if's of your present, and the fear to your future.<br />
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CONQUERING THE<br />
FEAR OF THE UNKNOWN<br />
by : Sylvester Sy<br />
BUS STOP DIVE RESORT<br />
THE FIRST-HAND SIGNAL<br />
THAT MOST SCUBA DIVERS<br />
LEARN IS THE "OK" HAND SIGNAL.<br />
Nothing is better than packing your bags and<br />
hitting the road for a well-deserved OOO (outof-office)<br />
summer escape. Philippines has been<br />
widely known for its fine white-sand beaches,<br />
pristine islands, and crystal clear turquoise<br />
waters. However, there seems to be one<br />
breathtaking activity that a lot of travelers tend to<br />
overlook—diving.<br />
Skin diving or freediving is a popular underwater<br />
recreational sport for those who are interested in<br />
exploring deeper waters beyond what snorkeling<br />
allows you to do. It also provides an alternative for<br />
those who aren’t so keen on trying scuba diving<br />
just yet.<br />
For years, the fear of the unknown is what kept<br />
me from exploring the depths of the oceans—<br />
especially without a life vest. Yes, I can swim from<br />
end to end, but the idea of submerging myself a<br />
few meters under the sea was frightening.<br />
To be honest, I've already taken an introduction to<br />
freediving last year. But I was so busy with work<br />
after my first dive class and was not able to go<br />
back diving again until I recently decided to take a<br />
refresher course.<br />
Nine months later, I’m back in Batangas—<br />
this time, not in Mabini but its neighbouring<br />
municipality, Bauan. Getting to the Bus Stop Dive<br />
Resort in Bauan was easy. It took us less than<br />
three hours from Manila to arrive at the pickup<br />
point at Summer Cruise.<br />
From there, you will need to take a boat ride<br />
going to Bus Stop Dive Resort. As soon as we<br />
reached the resort, the resort’s friendly staff<br />
welcomed us. Then we checked in to our fan<br />
room, which is an upgraded package from the<br />
regular freediving package from Juan Dive Pinas,<br />
since the one included in their package was a tent<br />
accommodation. The resort has this laid-back<br />
vibe, which I really liked. I actually enjoyed the<br />
place. Especially in the morning while everyone<br />
was asleep—as you can literally hear nothing<br />
but the sound of the waves on the beach and the<br />
gentle chirping of the birds.<br />
SURFACING, ASCENDING BACK TO THE WATER SURFACE<br />
FOLLOWED BY RECOVERY BREATHING.<br />
Day 1: Introduction to Freediving<br />
(Juan Dive Pinas: Tuklas)<br />
The class was tailored for everyone—swimmers<br />
and non-swimmers. The intro module<br />
will walk you through the basics of freediving,<br />
where you will learn the techniques<br />
and you will be diving in the open water. As<br />
you learn the basics, they will also equip<br />
you with the knowledge on freediving safety<br />
measures to fully boost your confidence as<br />
you go underwater.<br />
Before getting our feet wet, we first started<br />
our dry training, which is the breathing exercise<br />
or the dry breath-hold as they call it.<br />
Dry breath-hold simply means holding your<br />
breath out of the water.<br />
We started with normal breathing, inhaling<br />
through the nose and exhaling through the<br />
mouth. We practiced inhaling through the<br />
mouth to fill the stomach with air first then<br />
moving it up to our lungs, holding it for<br />
awhile before we exhale.<br />
Another very important skill we learned<br />
from our dive instructor was how to equalize<br />
our middle ear. We equalize to release<br />
the pressure from our ears. NOTE: If we<br />
dive without equalizing our ears, we can<br />
experience painful and damaging middle ear<br />
barotrauma.<br />
The first equalizing technique is called the<br />
Valsalva Maneuver. It is done by taking a<br />
deep breath while pinching the nose and<br />
blowing gently. The next technique is called<br />
the Frenzel Maneuver. It is done by taking<br />
a deep breath while pinching the nose and<br />
closing the back of your throat, as if you<br />
are straining to lift a weight then make the<br />
sound of the letter "K”.<br />
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The correct way of doing this should release<br />
the pressure from both ears simultaneously.<br />
There are other more equalizing<br />
techniques out there but these two are the<br />
most common. It is not important which<br />
method you use, what is important is that<br />
you find the right one that works for you.<br />
The breath holding exercises and the equalization<br />
techniques may seem easy but trust<br />
me you’ll surely need a lot of practice to get<br />
this done correctly.<br />
Freediving Safety<br />
Our instructor also reminded us that safety<br />
is paramount in freediving—as we are<br />
often pushing our bodies whilst holding<br />
our breath. Consequently, the number one<br />
rule in freediving is that you should NEVER<br />
FREEDIVE ALONE! We should never freedive<br />
without a qualified buddy with us at all<br />
times.<br />
As soon as we are finished with our dry<br />
training, we started going into the water.<br />
Our first exercise is called “down the line”<br />
where we have to go underwater, one by<br />
one while holding on a rope and equalizing<br />
once we reached certain depths. The<br />
goal is to reach the end of the rope, but of<br />
course everyone has their own pace. Even<br />
though we were encouraged to go deeper,<br />
we were not forced or pressured to do<br />
more than what we are comfortable with.<br />
The second exercise is “duck dive”. TBH,<br />
this part of the exercise was challenging for<br />
me. However, after trying a couple of times<br />
you’ll soon be able to duck dive correctly.<br />
You just need to practice more to get this<br />
part of the exercise. The duck dive is a<br />
basic skill in freediving, which allows you<br />
to dive underneath smoothly. It is a critical<br />
dive method that helps the diver to smoothly<br />
go deeper and properly utilize its oxygen<br />
up until the surface.<br />
Keep in mind that it is best to focus on your<br />
dive on your first day so do not to bring<br />
your GoPro.<br />
Day 2: Fun Dive<br />
Today is the day when we started to<br />
practice all the things we’ve learned from<br />
yesterday’s training. The dive instructor<br />
would stand by and watch us as we dive.<br />
He shared us his observations on what<br />
aspects we need to improve on. More<br />
importantly, this is also the time when he<br />
captured our dives using his GoPro.<br />
As I mentioned earlier, swimming with a life<br />
jacket has always been a necessity for me.<br />
My fear of open water swimming has kept<br />
me from exploring deeper waters. However,<br />
after learning how to freedive, it totally<br />
changed my perception of the ocean. I'm<br />
no longer afraid but instead excited for my<br />
next dive! It actually made me invest on my<br />
own freediving gears! That's how excited I<br />
am for my next underwater adventure. If I<br />
can do it, I’m sure anyone can!<br />
Overall, I had an excellent stay at Bus Stop<br />
Dive Resort. It is a cozy, budget-friendly,<br />
and well-thought-of resort paired with a<br />
friendly touch of hospitality. I can’t wait<br />
to go back next month for another fun<br />
dive adventure. If you are looking for<br />
some new adventure this summer, I highly<br />
recommend to take a freediving beginners<br />
SCHOOL OF JACKS AT BUS STOP IN BAUAN, BATANGAS<br />
course at Juan Dive Pinas. Not only will it<br />
help you conquer your fear of open-water<br />
swimming, but will also instill a deep<br />
appreciation for the ocean.<br />
The underwater world is a wondrous<br />
place. The moment you submerge, you<br />
have access to a fascinating universe filled<br />
with rich biodiversity. Every time you sink<br />
beneath the surface, you learn something<br />
new about the ocean.<br />
SEA you again soon Bauan, Batangas! n<br />
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Gown By Elize Padilla | Wearing SHE Lovin' It<br />
Kris Bernal<br />
She Takes The Lead<br />
Women’s month may have ended but empowering them will never cease. It awakens the sleeping warrior<br />
inside all women, ready to fight for their basic rights as actual human beings. Inspired by the people she<br />
encounters every day, Kris Bernal demonstrates how tough and ambitious she could be when it comes to<br />
handling her own lipstick line, She Cosmetics. She speaks with such charm and wit, her smile never leaving<br />
her face. She lights up the room as she walks in, ready to pounce on a challenge and take another risk.<br />
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PHOTOGRAPHER RAPHAEL YU | ASSISTED BY BENJIE CAPILI | VIDEOGRAPHER DEO GOSMO | PRODUCTION DESIGN MANU RESPALL<br />
STYLISTS CHINO AGUILAR & JERNIH AGAPITO | MAKE UP ARTIST MJ BORNALES OF LAURA MERCIER | HAIRSTYLIST DARWIN SIÑEL |<br />
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A woman could always tell you: Anything a man could do, she could do better. Well, she’s not wrong…<br />
Women are starting to leave their mark on every industry and career path. Frida Kahlo is an artist,<br />
becoming an important figure for social causes including feminism and LGBTQ+ rights. Amelia Earhart<br />
advocates for equal opportunities as she proved her competence. Angelina Jolie also became wellknown<br />
for her humanitarian work and philanthropy. Oprah Winfrey represents every woman and<br />
pioneered the Women’s March, #TimesUp and #MeToo movement. These women all work in a maledominated<br />
industry but still continued to thrive in their own ways.<br />
They continue to prove that there is always something special when a woman dominates in a man’s<br />
world. Although men can do all those things, a woman would do it with more compassion, inclusivity<br />
and warmth. Women would walk in with a poised stature, soothing voice and eloquent words to express,<br />
guide and inspire. In every moment, she could wear her sky-high heels to easily shatter the glass ceiling<br />
above. A woman will take the lead and proves that she can do it better. She could do it while wearing a<br />
heavy set of lashes, snatched brows, a contoured face and a bright red lipstick. Truly, the<br />
sky remains the limit to what women could accomplish.<br />
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SHE TAKES THE LEAD<br />
Women’s month may have ended but<br />
empowering them will never cease. It awakens<br />
the sleeping warrior inside all women, ready<br />
to fight for their basic rights as actual human<br />
beings. Inspired by the people she encounters<br />
every day, Kris Bernal demonstrates how tough<br />
and ambitious she could be when it comes to<br />
handling her own lipstick line, She Cosmetics.<br />
She speaks with such charm and wit, her smile<br />
never leaving her face. She lights up the room<br />
as she walks in, ready to pounce on a challenge<br />
and take another risk.<br />
When asked to describe an empowered<br />
Filipina, Kris thought for a long time and says<br />
this with a proud smile. With her phone in one<br />
hand and her healthy meal in another, she looks<br />
like just any other woman taking her time to<br />
conquer another industry. She spoke with such<br />
knowledge and understanding, letting you<br />
know that she is truly a woman of substance.<br />
Her statement could also be a description for<br />
herself as the face, the brain and the heart<br />
behind She Cosmetics.<br />
Just like any woman, Kris puts herself where<br />
she truly belongs: in a place where decisions<br />
are being made. She truly has that certain<br />
strength, intelligence and prowess to go<br />
beyond. Although she already thrives in the<br />
entertainment industry, Kris decided to enter<br />
the world of business. At the age of 29, she<br />
has starred in several television shows and<br />
established three businesses so far. She made<br />
a name for herself as both an actress and an<br />
entrepreneur through hardwork and dedication<br />
even with her jam-packed showbiz schedule.<br />
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SHE IS AUTHENTIC<br />
Kris is actually a sweetheart but faces<br />
the camera with ember running through<br />
her eyes ready to catch fire. She is<br />
authentic. Although she is confident, she<br />
has her own doubts in starting her own<br />
journey in the cosmetics industry. At first,<br />
she actually didn’t plan on using it as the<br />
name of her company, which would mirror<br />
the actual brand and what it represents.<br />
“At first kasi, it’s Kris Bernal, it’s Kris<br />
B but… walang dating… parang<br />
ang vain lang tingnan na it’s so much of<br />
me. So, I wanted a brand that speaks<br />
about women and of course, I can<br />
incorporate it with my journey… nung<br />
ni-build ko ‘yung She Cosmetics… I<br />
wanted a brand na would empower<br />
women to pursue their dreams just like I<br />
did throughout the journey of building She<br />
Cosmetics.”<br />
She is just a simple pronoun that<br />
describes a woman. However, she remains<br />
a memorable and stylish person to ever<br />
walk the ground. She comes together<br />
with other women with a collective<br />
intention, making her such a powerful<br />
being. She embraces her own uniqueness,<br />
swims across the oceans and stands on<br />
a pedestal. She has the same power as a<br />
sword, a gun or a pen.<br />
However, sometimes feeling afraid and<br />
doubtful could mean that you’re in the<br />
right track. This doesn’t mean that you<br />
should drown yourself in those negative<br />
thoughts. Plus, successful entrepreneurs<br />
embrace their own fears and take a leap<br />
of faith. Just like every other person, Kris<br />
felt scared in pushing through with her<br />
dreams. Swatting away her competitions,<br />
she conquered her apprehension and<br />
overcame her uneasiness.<br />
Top by Sandy Cheeks | Trousers by Elize Padilla | Wearing SHE's On Fire<br />
“Ang tagal ko na siyang fino-formulate at<br />
pinag-aaralan tapos sakto naglalabasan<br />
na ‘yung iba’t ibang brands… Siyempre,<br />
they are big companies, diba?<br />
Parang, they have their team for different<br />
departments. Ako, isa lang ako…<br />
May graphic artist lang ako, may social<br />
media manager lang ako. So, parang<br />
nagkaroon rin ako ng mga insecurities…”<br />
Thinking about her journey, Kris reveals<br />
that she is the team behind her passion<br />
project. Although women are powerful<br />
enough and can do everything better, one<br />
just can’t do it all at once. Superheroes<br />
may be bulletproof but they sometimes<br />
still get tired and lose, too. She handles<br />
everything from digital marketing to<br />
customer service on her own. She literally<br />
reads feedbacks and answers questions<br />
from satisfied customers using her own<br />
devices.<br />
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“You can do anything but not everything<br />
[all at once]. Kasi ako, ginagawa ko lahat,<br />
eh pero at the end of the day, pagod na<br />
pagod ako. Parang [naiisip ko na], bakit<br />
hindi na lang ako mag-hire ng ibang tao.<br />
Kahit secretary, wala ako… Kahit ‘yung<br />
magre-replysa inquiries… sobrang dami<br />
nun, grabe! Ako pa rin! Minsan, sasabihin<br />
ng mga tao, ang sungit daw ng customer<br />
service ko, ‘di nila alam ako ‘yun… Kaya<br />
mong gawin lahat pero ‘di mo kayang<br />
[pagsabay-sabayin]… Kailangan mo pa rin<br />
talaga ng ibang tao.”<br />
When a woman loves something, she tries<br />
her best to find another one or recreate it.<br />
This could be a delicacy that makes your<br />
mouth water or a type of lipstick you can’t<br />
seem to put away. Kris’ love for lipsticks<br />
spawned She Cosmetics. Just like her<br />
idol who was recently named as the<br />
youngest billionaire, Kylie Jenner. They<br />
both became a lipstick fiend, collecting<br />
the colors they love on themselves. With<br />
this, they started their own lines of liquid<br />
matte lipsticks as a launching product<br />
for their own companies. Although Kylie<br />
Cosmetics inspired She Cosmetics, Bernal<br />
made her own formula that nourishes and<br />
moisturizes the lips.<br />
Swimsuit by Sandy Cheeks | Cover Up by Kim Jao | Wearing Go Girl<br />
“My love for lipsticks brought me to build<br />
She Cosmetics. So, it started when Kylie<br />
Jenner put up her own lipstick line. She<br />
started also with liquid matte lipsticks. So,<br />
‘yung akin din liquid matte lipsticks and it<br />
was inspired from the colors of her [first]<br />
collection. But the formula, of course,<br />
is very different. I tweaked it because I<br />
focused on the dryness and made sure<br />
that it is moisturizing… and I made sure<br />
that it will never crack or damage your<br />
lips.”<br />
However, there is a usual complaint<br />
about liquid matte lipsticks: it’s too dry!<br />
Since Kris has her own huge collection of<br />
lipsticks, she took this as an advantage<br />
to learn about whether or not a woman<br />
would like a lipstick formula. As a onewoman-team<br />
for her own company, Bernal<br />
looked for a manufacturer that could help<br />
her produce her line.<br />
“Liquid matte lipsticks tend to dry talaga.<br />
That’s the usual complain about liquid<br />
matte lipsticks. Ako kasi, I have a big<br />
collection of lipsticks. So, alam ko ‘yung<br />
panget at sa magandang formula. Pinagaralan<br />
ko siya hanggang sa nakakuha<br />
ako ngKorean manufacturer na magma-manufacture<br />
ng She Cosmetics.<br />
Finally, nakuha niya ‘yung formula na<br />
talagang gusto ko… [Plus,] ‘di siya<br />
‘yung regular na lipstick mobut also it<br />
heals and nourishes the lips.”<br />
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SHE EMPOWERS WOMEN<br />
Handling everything on her own made Kris struggle to find a balance between her work and personal life. Her schedules are jampacked<br />
as she continues both her jobs as an actress and entrepreneur. However, she hardly finds a time to go to the salon to get a nail<br />
fix or a new hairstyle and take care of herself. It also doesn’t seem that simple to go shopping and just enjoy.<br />
“[Sa work and personal life balance] ako nags-struggle ngayon, ‘yung schedule. Kasi, ang dami ko nang binibigay, lahat na,<br />
sa business… Nawawalan ako ng time sa sarili ko. Siguro ‘yun yung pinaka-mahirap ngayon. Alam mo ‘yung simple lang na… magsalon<br />
ka, mag-shopping ka… Hindi ko na nagagawa, hindi ko na maalaagaan ‘yung sarili ko kasi ang dami kong ginagawa. Dun ako<br />
hirap na hirap.”<br />
Pursuing business as a woman could be challenging in a man’s world. However, we’re starting to enter the era where women are being<br />
treated equally the same as their male counterparts. Businesswomen are breaking down the walls and defying stereotypes in such<br />
world. When a woman dominates, her fellow women would rush to her support. Kris knows this and shared the biggest advantage of<br />
being a female entrepreneur.<br />
“Kapag female entrepreneur ka, mas supported ka ng [fellow] women mo or parang… mas nagsusuportahan kayong mga<br />
babae and mas open kayo to promoting each other’s businesses ganun.”<br />
Kris remains supported by many women in both entertainment and business industry. She seems to be running her own world where<br />
every woman flourishes in every color lipstick they would want to wear. She also expressed how anyone can start a business if they<br />
want to, reminding them to keep their passion.<br />
“With the technology now, anyone can do and start a business, eh. So, go for it… As long as nandiyan ‘yung passion mo and you’re<br />
willing to give so much of your time, it would work.”<br />
Although she is having a hard time to balance everything, Kris still encourages those who would want to build their own business. She<br />
believes that it takes a great deal of courage to stand up and determining one’s own story. n<br />
“Nothing is impossible through hard work and determination."<br />
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<strong>VP</strong> EVENTS<br />
SINGLES RUN 2019<br />
IS A HUGE SUCCESS<br />
The Philippines’ biggest gathering of singles<br />
finally happened last February 10 at the<br />
Liwasang Ulalim, CCP Complex. More than<br />
3, 000 runners happily celebrated their<br />
singlehood with a school fair themed fun<br />
run experience and, of course, prizes from<br />
the generous sponsors made the event more<br />
exciting.<br />
EXCITING ACTIVITIES<br />
Before the main event started, various booths<br />
were placed at the grounds to set the mood<br />
of all the participants. Most of the girls went<br />
to the Marriage Booth to take pictures with<br />
a wedding veil on their head while holding a<br />
bouquet of flowers. Meanwhile, warm hugs<br />
and sweet kisses filled the atmosphere at the<br />
Kissing Booth and Free Hugs booth.<br />
Singles Run 2019 is definitely more than just<br />
a fun run event for all the single people. It<br />
promotes healthy lifestyle through active<br />
participation in sports activities. Moreover, it<br />
became a huge platform to raise awareness for<br />
all the dialysis patients in the Philippines as it<br />
subsidizes the Dialysis PH Support Group Inc.<br />
RAFFLE DRAWS AND BITTER SWEET<br />
PERFORMANCES<br />
At the latter part of the event, raffle draws and<br />
the awarding ceremony for all the winners of<br />
3K, 5K, 10K and 16K categories took place.<br />
Sharp Philippines, as one of the major sponsors,<br />
drawn winners for an overwhelming numbers of<br />
appliances, like flat-screen televisions, electric<br />
fans and washing machine.<br />
Wrapping up the event were bitter-sweet<br />
performances from Ampalaya Monologues,<br />
which ultimately gave relatable lines to all the<br />
pinaasa at umasa. Well, we all have our fair<br />
share of heartbreaks.<br />
The first-ever Singles Run is presented by RED<br />
Sports by RED Entertainment and RSRJ Events<br />
Management under the #RUN4UrLife series.<br />
Headed by beauty queen-triathlete Alexandra<br />
Faith Garcia and Mr. Richie de Quina, the event<br />
successfully made a mark this love season. This<br />
is co-presented by Sharp Philippines. n<br />
Official Media Partner: Village Pipol, Takbo<br />
PH, Running Photographers, Pinoy Fitness, The<br />
Philippines Event<br />
Major Sponsor: Scents Daily and Sip & Chow<br />
For The Benefit of: Dialysis PH Support Group,<br />
Inc.<br />
Official Radio Partner: Love Radio<br />
Hydration Partner: Pocari Sweat<br />
Event Partners: Oishi, Virginia Foods, Hotel<br />
Sogo, Belo Sun Expert, Anytime Fitness,<br />
Slimmers World Face & Skin Clinic, Frontier Wish<br />
International Limited, LungCaire Plus, Ganda<br />
Negosyo, Lifebridge Physical Rehabilitation<br />
Center, Mega Fiber, Vine Holistic and Medical<br />
Aesthetics, Yuneoh.com, Mogu Mogu, Circulan,<br />
9Tenz Lights and Sounds and Rotary Club of<br />
Manila Espiritu Santo Tayuman, Jeunesse Anion<br />
Sanitary Napkins.<br />
Official Registration Partner: Goorahna.com and<br />
Garmin.<br />
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<strong>VP</strong><br />
SPOTLIGHT<br />
by : Lord Harvey Monteroso<br />
A clap of the hand, a tap on the drum.<br />
Beats form to create the bass of<br />
something worth anticipating. A whistle,<br />
a strum, and a string of crisp tunes. The<br />
melody of a catchy song hums to life as it<br />
plays in the airwaves.<br />
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In an industry where music and the arts<br />
can be cold and fiesty, there stands out<br />
talents so grounded and fresh. Where<br />
there is hard competition and ridiculous<br />
fan fare, a harmony of up-and-coming<br />
voices emerge to show us how music must<br />
be made and listened to – from the heart.<br />
One of these voices is Psalms David<br />
Toledo Enguero. Also known as<br />
Psalms David, this eighteen-year old,<br />
five foot and eleven-inch head turner is<br />
someone you’d be willing to listen to all<br />
the day.<br />
Barely starting out with his promising<br />
career, he already has the making of a<br />
matinee idol. A head full of curls, a wide<br />
grin, and that boy-next-door appeal.<br />
Psalms is a song you’d be definitely<br />
hooked into for a long time.<br />
Give this a boy a mic, a stage, and some<br />
lights – Psalms David is out to win some<br />
hearts.<br />
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WHAT'S IN A NAME?<br />
"My tita gave me my name. She got it<br />
from the Bible. My dad told me it isn’t just<br />
a name. It’s also a declaration – a declaration<br />
of God’s blessing to me, my talent,"<br />
he explains thoughtfully.<br />
Names are powerful – so powerful that,<br />
in ancient times, names were believed to<br />
bring in fortune for that specific person.<br />
Like the law of attraction, names attract<br />
their namesakes.<br />
For Psalms, his name is simply the birth<br />
of a greater calling. By definition, a psalm<br />
is a sacred song. It’s a hymn used during<br />
Christian and Jewish worship. Moreover,<br />
most of the psalms in the Christian Bible<br />
are sung in honor of the great King David.<br />
You know, that shepherd who sung to<br />
sheep and slayed Goliath with a slingshot?<br />
From what his parents told him, Psalms<br />
started singing really young, around five<br />
years old. His father, a music teacher, had<br />
prayed for his talent. Maybe God listened,<br />
or maybe Psalms’ father was a great<br />
teacher. In the end, Psalms’ knack for singing<br />
and showmanship is truly a blessing.<br />
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MUSIC RUNS IN THE BLOOD<br />
“All of my Dad’s eight siblings are musically<br />
inclined. They can literally form their<br />
own sibling band. Also, my Mom’s family<br />
is a family of singers,” he proudly says.<br />
Psalms was practically raised in a household<br />
full of musicians. His family’s life<br />
revolves around music. As certainty goes,<br />
music has become a huge part of their<br />
lives. No one can take that away from<br />
them.<br />
When his family found out he was to join a<br />
reality TV competition, they were ecstatic.<br />
Despite coming from a musically-inclined<br />
family, Psalms is the first one from his clan<br />
to be in show business. Rest assured his<br />
family was quite excited and supportive<br />
of him.<br />
KEEPING UP WITH REALITY TV<br />
“It was an unexpected experience for me.<br />
I never imagined myself joining a singing<br />
competition because growing up I’ve told<br />
myself that I wasn’t a powerful singer,<br />
that I wasn’t for singing contests. I know<br />
that I can sing, but I just didn’t think that<br />
I can survive a singing contest,” he says<br />
sheepishly.<br />
Psalms was one of the finalists of GMA’s<br />
first singing competition since 2011’s<br />
Protege. Despite airing last 2018, The<br />
Clash has changed and is still changing his<br />
life. He met a lot of good people, and has<br />
learned so much.<br />
Proudly enough, he believes that his<br />
singing improved since he appeared in<br />
the show. But overall, so much of him<br />
has changed that it still surprises him<br />
sometimes.<br />
“The Clash was a pretty intense show.<br />
Each round was a mystery. It was<br />
definitely a challenge. We had no idea<br />
what was going to happen. And then I was<br />
eliminated! I felt devastated. I even cried<br />
a lot! Not only because I couldn’t continue<br />
reaching for ‘The Clash Champion’ title,<br />
but also because I thought I was going<br />
to leave my The Clash family behind,” he<br />
shared.<br />
Being eliminated early on from the show<br />
certainly broke Psalms’ heart. He felt that<br />
his new found dream to continue singing<br />
on stage was finally over for him. Little did<br />
he know that after the show concluded,<br />
GMA Artist Center signed him up along<br />
with his The Clash family. His experience<br />
on the singing competition was definitely<br />
memorable.<br />
“It was an unexpected experience for me.<br />
I never imagined myself joining a singing<br />
competition because growing up I’ve told<br />
myself that I wasn’t a powerful singer,<br />
that I wasn’t for singing contests. I know<br />
that I can sing, but I just didn’t think that<br />
I can survive a singing contest,” he says<br />
sheepishly.<br />
Psalms was one of the finalists of GMA’s<br />
first singing competition since 2011’s<br />
Protege. Despite airing last 2018, The<br />
Clash has changed and is still changing his<br />
life. He met a lot of good people, and has<br />
learned so much.<br />
Proudly enough, he believes that his<br />
singing improved since he appeared in<br />
the show. But overall, so much of him<br />
has changed that it still surprises him<br />
sometimes.<br />
“The Clash was a pretty intense show.<br />
Each round was a mystery. It was<br />
definitely a challenge. We had no idea<br />
what was going to happen. And then I was<br />
eliminated! I felt devastated. I even cried<br />
a lot! Not only because I couldn’t continue<br />
reaching for ‘The Clash Champion’ title,<br />
but also because I thought I was going<br />
to leave my The Clash family behind,” he<br />
shared.<br />
Being eliminated early on from the show<br />
certainly broke Psalms’ heart. He felt that<br />
his new found dream to continue singing<br />
on stage was finally over for him. Little did<br />
he know that after the show concluded,<br />
GMA Artist Center signed him up along<br />
with his The Clash family. His experience<br />
on the singing competition was definitely<br />
life-changing.<br />
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LIVING THE DAYDREAM<br />
“Being an artista isn’t that easy. The real<br />
battle happened right after the show. If<br />
The Clash was tough, the competition in<br />
this industry is way tougher. That’s why<br />
I’m doing my best in every workshop I’m<br />
given. I have to become the best Psalms<br />
David I can be. I need to show my bosses<br />
I’m ready for anything,” he professed.<br />
It shows that Psalms’ eager to learn a lot.<br />
He has been busy with workshops for<br />
singing and acting. He has been giving<br />
his all in those workshops. As someone’s<br />
who’s new in the industry, each day is a<br />
new learning for him.<br />
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However, in every orchestral masterpiece,<br />
there’s always a definitive low – part of the<br />
music sheet that drops to show tremor.<br />
As a result of his dream to showcase his<br />
talent to the world, Psalms had to sacrifice<br />
some aspects of his life. One of which is<br />
most of his high school life. He eventually<br />
did home schooling.<br />
“Sometimes I miss having lunch at the<br />
cafeteria. I miss doing recitations, group<br />
projects, the stress of research paper, and<br />
of course my high school barkada,” he<br />
says with glimmer in his eyes.<br />
Despite the change in tone, the lowest<br />
parts bring the greatest drama to any<br />
musical score. Despite the sacrifice he’s<br />
made at such a young age, Psalms managed<br />
to graduate from high school with<br />
flying colors.<br />
THE NEW NORMAL<br />
“I was just a normal school boy who goes to school then go straight home,” he says.<br />
Psalms reminisces going to different schools. He remembers studying at St. James Academy for 7 years. That’s the school his dad<br />
teaches music in. For 11th grade, he decided to enter Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng Valenzuela, one of the best schools he’s ever been<br />
to. His life revolved around that school.<br />
“I remembered working so hard in order to achieve the best research paper title. I guess my hard work paid off because I got it,” he<br />
proudly exclaims as he remembered his time in school.<br />
And then The Clash happened during his 12th Grade. He had to transfer to a new school, Children of Mary Immaculate College. There<br />
he experienced students taking photos of him.<br />
“Before, no one noticed me at school. They just know me as the son of the music teacher. And I never really sang at school because,<br />
like I said, I didn’t think I was good enough,” he shares.<br />
Since he was mostly home schooled, Psalms wasn’t required to be at school all the time. He only goes there during exams and some<br />
events.<br />
Whenever he does visit his school, he’d experience people taking photos and videos of him along hallways. As the new kid and a<br />
beginner in showbiz, he definitely felt aloof. But he gradually got used to it. He had to. It was part of his dream. Seeing people smile<br />
made him happy. No complaining there.<br />
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JACK OF ALL TRADES<br />
“My fans, who I call Psalmbuddies,<br />
know this. My first love was drawing.<br />
When I was a kid I remember doodling<br />
everywhere. My parents would even use<br />
paper and pens to keep me from being<br />
restless,” he says.<br />
As if the arts didn’t naturally gravitate to<br />
him already, one thing Psalms discovered<br />
during workshops at GMA is that he has a<br />
talent in dancing.<br />
“I remember during our dance workshop<br />
in The Clash I was staying at the back<br />
whenever we study steps because I don’t<br />
want to be seen. But one time our, coach<br />
approached me and told me I dance well<br />
and I have the groove. At first I didn’t<br />
believed it because I know I don’t dance.<br />
My family and friends know it. I know it!<br />
After that day our coach always puts me<br />
in front during classes,” pride is clearly<br />
seen as he said those words out loud.<br />
Another thing he discovered during the<br />
workshops he’s been to is emotions come<br />
natural to him. He soon realized this can<br />
be good for acting.<br />
“I didn’t know what to expect when I<br />
first found out I’m going to have acting<br />
workshops with Coach Ana Feleo. It was<br />
an honor to be her student. I decided then<br />
to give my best in every acting workshop.<br />
One time, Coach told me I have a talent in<br />
acting. Even my co-workshoppers pointed<br />
it out, too. I thank God everyday for these<br />
talents, and I will always give glory to His<br />
name through these gifts He’s given me,”<br />
he says with excitement in his eyes.<br />
JUST A BOY<br />
Psalms is still a normal teenage boy. He<br />
points out that when he’s at home, all he<br />
does is watch Netflix. He also sometimes<br />
does song covers and even draw or<br />
sketch.<br />
“I’m just a normal teenager who’s a big<br />
FRIENDS geek! A Normal teenager who’s<br />
always on his phone – a social media<br />
warrior, as me and my friends call it. I love<br />
listening to music and discovering new<br />
songs and new artists,” he exclaims.<br />
Since he just graduated from senior<br />
high, he’s already planning for to take up<br />
Psychology for college. To him, education<br />
is very important. He believes education<br />
can’t and should never be taken away<br />
from anyone.<br />
Psalms wants to give his parents the best<br />
gift a child could ever give – a college<br />
diploma. He thinks about it for a while.<br />
He then goes on to say he believes he can<br />
balance school and showbiz because his<br />
parents will be there to help and support<br />
him.<br />
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PSALMS DAVID AND THE GOLIATH THAT IS SHOW BUSINESS<br />
Much like his namesakes, Psalms David is nothing short of potential. Like a hymn that slowly becomes an anthem. Like the kid who<br />
stood his ground and became a king.<br />
No rhythm nor rhyme, no song nor psalm can express how much talent one man can hold. For a boy barely grasping his place in this<br />
world, the undertones and rigidness of a whole orchestra can either inspire his beliefs or overwhelm his senses.<br />
With a particular set of skills and determination worthy emulating, Psalms is pretty much a pretty boy that can slay a giant. The<br />
tenacity and vigor which he possesses so naturally are strengths anyone needs for this industry. If it’s singing or acting or dancing that<br />
you want, he surely can do it.<br />
Give this boy a better mic, a bigger stage, and brighter lights.<br />
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<strong>VP</strong> FASHION<br />
WRITTEN by : SHAWN KLIFF SACAL<br />
Fashion proves to be an ever-changing chameleon.<br />
From Gen Z yellow, millennial pink, to ultraviolet,<br />
these prominent trends all but have one thing in<br />
common: command of attention. However, for this year’s<br />
Spring/Summer collection, designers took a major<br />
U-turn by showcasing an understated color — beige.<br />
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IN AN INDUSTRY THAT<br />
FAVORS THE BOLD, BEIGE<br />
BECAME THE PSEUDONYM<br />
FOR BORING, UNORIGINAL,<br />
AND BLAND.<br />
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ABOVE ALL ELSE,<br />
DON’T BE AFRAID<br />
TO EXPERIMENT.<br />
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MAKEUP LEI PONCE OF MAKEUP FOR EVER | HAIR: JACKY PANTE OF BIBA ACADEMY AUSTRALIA<br />
MODELS DANICA MAGPANTAY OF IM AGENCY AND MATTHEW GUMMO AT IDEAL PEOPLE MODEL MANAGEMENT<br />
DESIGNERS MIYAMI UNO / DANI FMLR / EDRICK PAZ / BERSHKA / ZARA / FILA / NIKE / TIMBERLAND<br />
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Especially, in consideration of the<br />
season that is expected to be bright<br />
and sunny. Despite the less-thanexciting<br />
connotations, it is not entirely<br />
devoid of color. Where it lacks in loud,<br />
punchy hues, it makes up with how<br />
it suits every skin tone, shape, and<br />
personal style.<br />
Curated Instagram feeds boast its<br />
overall warmth, while filling our<br />
appetite with a coordinated tonal and<br />
neutral look. Prominently, the palette<br />
rises to be the epitome of minimalist<br />
chic. One that we should never miss<br />
out whether we opt for some city<br />
chillin’ or beach-frolicking.<br />
Needless to say, beige can be a<br />
deadly shade for summer. Although,<br />
not something we cannot work<br />
our way around. The secret lies in<br />
ingenuity. Likewise, focus more on<br />
the material used and the silhouette<br />
created. This allows freedom of<br />
movement as well as<br />
comfort.<br />
Instead, expand your horizons by<br />
mixing and matching. It’s good to<br />
know that, like any other color, beige<br />
has a family of its own. Ranging from,<br />
but not limited to, ivory, marble,<br />
toffee, coffee, cocoa, amber, cream,<br />
and sand. Choosing softer shades is<br />
perfect for a day out in the sun.<br />
Monochrome light layering gives an<br />
airy feel to your getup. Especially, if<br />
a simple tee is paired with wide-leg<br />
linens or a flowy skirt. Notably, white<br />
helps set it off knowing beige tends to<br />
look heavy on our skin as Filipinos. A<br />
beautiful, classic tailoring<br />
also exudes elegance wherever you<br />
go.<br />
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No outfit is complete without accessories. Elevate it with a statement baroque<br />
pearl pendant or delicate gold chains. If you’re out swimming, nothing could<br />
go wrong with a headwear. Pull off a visor if you feel like being sporty, or<br />
surprise yourself with a panama or straw hat. Similarly, a good ole’ trailing cloth<br />
bandana works like wonders. It keeps you breezy sans unwanted hair whip.<br />
Of course, native bags are all the rave this summer. From the famous rattan<br />
to the ark ones, just take your pick. Lastly, saturate and intensify the whole<br />
ensemble with a gradient lip plus a coral eyeshadow. Trust me, you’ll have<br />
enough pop!<br />
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IT WOULDN’T HURT<br />
TO GO OUTSIDE<br />
YOUR COMFORT<br />
ZONE EVERY<br />
ONCE IN A WHILE.<br />
VERSATILITY CAN<br />
BE YOUR EDGE,<br />
BUT CONFIDENCE<br />
WOULD ALWAYS<br />
GUARANTEE YOU<br />
STAND OUT. n<br />
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