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Great musicale movie

The story begins at the end of June 2014 when the Honorable, The Supreme Court, declared the Development Acceleration (Musical) Programme unconstitutional. The proceeds of the programme were siphoned by Congress and the Malacanang Bands and ganged up on members of the Judiciary Rock Group led by rock lead singer and guitarist Renato.

Much of the giving away and palosebo activities happened during the Liberal Party Celebrations countrywide.

To appease the fans of the DA (Musical) Programme, a concert film was prepared by the talent managers of the DA (Musical) Programme, led by Nonoy Aquino the 3rd.

The highlight song of the concert film is the song by Nonoy 3rd.

During the rehearsals, made in different venues in the archipelago the Republic of the Philippines, the following photos were compiled by the producers. See Nonoy in action practicing the classical song of Nat King Cole, Don't Blame Me. Click here for more.

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