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In spite of my low expectations, half-expecting a worthy performance from our singing idols from the late 1970s and 80s, I was still blown away by their voice that seem to withstand the passing of time. The only "youngster" in the line-up, Jessa was a real treat rocking to a medley of hits of the legendary Sampaguita. She made it look like "Three Men And A Baby." Somehow, it was a short show because we're talking of three legends packed into a two-hour concert. Nevertheless, it was worth every penny. I wouldn't hesitate to watch them again in the near future.

Although the Show started 30minutes late but it's worth waiting...we had a blast watching the Concert we'll definitely coming back to see more shows. it's our very first time going to a Casino...and now we all know where to go in the future

Good song selection and program. Jessa's portion could have been a little longer. Some backup singers would be nice. Other than that the show was magnificent and funny!

great show. they played all there hits..we could not ask for more..

the show started 30 minutes late but ended on time the artist are all wary about the time the show must end to the point that they cut songs/performance and do unnecessary spiel to meet up the ending TERRIBLE!!!!

The show was remarkably great! The combination of the performers were amazingly compatible. They complemented each other very well. What I enjoyed most was the flow of th show. Not a dull moment! Nonoy Zuniga's voice was sounded as great, if anything, even better than I could remember. Marco Sison, still the romantic balladeer and Rico Puno, still remains the King of OPM! And Jessa Zaragoza added the magic to the the entire team with her charm. The band was commendable. They sounded awesome with the leadership of its musical director, Butch Miraflor!