The TIONGCO BROTHERS

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NANDITO PA KAMI – Tiongco Brothers
 
One of the country’s national treasure for entertainment and Aliw Awards Lifetime Achievement Awardee, The Tiongco Brothers is the featured entertainers of “Nandito Pa Kami” slated for October 29 and 30 at Bistro RJ in Dusit Thani Hotel. Showtime is 8:30 pm.
The Tiongco Brothers more popularly known as the “Four Aces of the Philippines” have managed to maintain the blending of their voices at par. They are the only trio who are brothers and has maintained their level of performance and popularity for more than five decades. A record to break in the Philippine entertainment history.

Their rendition of the Platters Medley, Four Aces hit songs, Lettermen songs brought back the golden years of live entertainment in the Philippines. As they have explained, that during their era, there were only few original Pilipino music that made it to the hit chart. Unlike now, that original compositions are big hits. They sing songs popularized mostly by foreign singers, for that was the trend during their time. And during their travels abroad, they remembered being introduced as the Four Aces of the Philippines.

The show NANDITO PA KAMI on October 29 and 30 will be one of the few rare performances of the Tiongco Brothers. They still sing, dance and deliver jokes with the perfect blending which made them famous and they have never aged.

Part of the proceeds of Nandito Pa Kami will go to HELP Foundation Inc.
Tickets prices are Php 1,500 VIP seats and Php 1,200 Premium Seats 
For details please call up 09282801551; 02-3453115 and 09228558144  
 
 

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