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Mark Barretto's "Closer to Home."

Currently on view at Rojo Galerie in Manila, Philippines is artist Mark Barretto's solo exhibition, "Closer to Home."

Mark says of the exhibition: "Closer To Home is a series of new body of works that navigates the familiar and unfamiliar state of being afar. It sets a discourse about distance, taking chances, standing still, and holding on to hopes and aspirations.For this show I made new paintings and a sculpture, and features a mix of shapes, icons, and a new character I named OTHER."

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Sharon-A-Day, Day 520 (6/4/23)

Captain America 293. On sale 1/31/84. "Field of Vision"

Writer: J. Mark DeMatteis

Penciller: Paul Neary

Inker: Eduardo Barreto

Letterer: Diana Albers

Colorist: Bob Sharen

Editor: Mark Gruenwald

Steve visits Dave Cox to talk about Sharon.

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Holiday like an A-lister: Celebrity-owned Airbnb Stays to book this yuletide season

Holiday like an A-lister: Celebrity-owned Airbnb Stays to book this yuletide season

The most wonderful time of the year is almost here, and everyone’s social calendars are filling up with long-awaited get-togethers, and joyful merrymaking over meals and drinks. For those looking for a unique holiday destination this year, here’s an idea: experience living the life of the rich and the famous by booking their homes for a day. From picturesque rest houses to a stunning lakefront…

[race-week]

F1 Sources

I’ve been asked a few times about what F1 sources I deem as being reliable and here’s a mostly conclusive list

Some of these are particularly reliable for news about certain teams/drivers, and some are all rounders

Magazines/Media Outlets

- AMuS (Auto Motor und Sport), German Motorsport publication, personally my holy grail. Very good for reports on technical stuff.

- Canal+, reliable particularly for Alpine related stuff

- Sky Sports UK, typically don’t comment on rumours until they’re essentially confirmed but sometimes say the wildest shit with no real bearing

- Sky Italia, reliable about Ferrari

- Autosport

- Motorsport.com

People

- Chris Medland, honestly my favourite journalist, he won’t report on anything until it’s verified. Very handy during race weekends

- Giuliano Duchessa, great technical information and also really good for Ferrari news

- Tobi Grüner, AMuS journalist. Does tech stuff but also paddock news

- Albert Fabrega, credible Spanish journalist. Good technical source, especially for upgrades

- Craig Scarborough, excellent technical source

- Andrew Benson, BBC journalist pretty decent information

- Jolyon Palmer, very good technical information (but be aware he is employed by FOM so some things that he says may be influenced by that)

- Erik van Haren, this one is so-so in my opinion. Usually has very accurate news about Red Bull/Verstappen but also has occasionally been used in the past as a mouthpiece of sorts

Less reliable sources (imo)

- ESPN, a bit of a FOM mouthpiece (compared to other sources)

- Lawrence Barretto, FOM employee typically says/writes what they want

- Will Buxton, FOM employee typically says/writes what they want

- Joe Saward, used to be somewhat reliable but recently talks a lot of nonsense

- The Race, sometimes can have good information (particularly things written by Mark Hughes) but a lot is clickbait nonsense

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F1 writers mid-season about Verstappen

[Max] is so much calmer now that he’s won a title, has the air about him of someone much more at ease with everything and is being a great team leader. Plus he’s driving beautifully. It’s going to take something nuclear to derail Max and Red Bull at this stage. 

David Tremayne

Verstappen is delivering a 360-degree performance in his quest to win a title with no question marks surrounding it. Even on those occasions when he and his RB18 have not been the fastest, he's taken the global view of his seasonal quest without losing any of the peak brilliance. As a combination Verstappen and Red Bull don’t have any serious competition. 

Mark Hughes

Verstappen? What can you say? The best we’ve ever seen of him. Peerless and practically perfect in 2022.I can’t see them slipping up now. It’s a well-oiled machine that knows how to win titles. Verstappen, freed from the stress of trying to secure a first crown, is driving with joy over pressure and it shows. Long-game thinking coupled with fantastic racecraft. 

Will Buxton

Max Verstappen has been near perfect this year. Eight wins from 13 Grands Prix is ruthlessly good. Even on poorer weekends like Monaco and Hungary he’s scored big. It's difficult to see anyone beating Max this year. He could sit out the next three races and still be leading the driver's championship.

Lawrence Barretto

Max Verstappen has been so clinical and calm throughout the season, shrugging off his two early DNFs to build the foundations for what will surely be his second championship for Red Bull.  [...] I think Verstappen and his team are on an unstoppable run to the title.

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[f1]

Always I believe its possible Alonso insists third championship title is still in his sights

Fernando Alonso says he can see himself continuing in Formula 1 for “a few more years” as he extends his overall race start record and chases a third world title to add to the two he achieved back in the mid-noughties. With more than 350 races under his belt, 41-year-old Alonso is the oldest driver on the F1 grid and recently embarked on his 20th season in the sport, marking the start of a new chapter with the much-improved Aston Martin team. BARRETTO: How Aston Martin surged up the F1 pecking order – and why there should be plenty more to come During an interview with team sponsor Bang & Olufsen about his lengthy F1 career, Alonso was asked about what the future might hold and how much longer he is likely to compete in the top echelon beyond his current ‘multi-year’ deal. “I would love to know the answer as well,” Alonso began. “I think when I started in Formula 1, my idea was to be [here] for seven or eight years. Then I won the two championships and I thought I will race maybe one or two more years, then I will stop. “Now I find myself with the longest career ever in Formula 1. I’m still fresh. I’m still motivated. I’m still enjoying every single day. I wake up in the morning and I’m happy of what I’m doing. There is a few more years, I think, for me. Hopefully, you know, with a title contender in the future.” Alonso has taken home a trophy at every race so far this season Given Aston Martin’s aforementioned surge up the order in 2023, Alonso ended his F1 podium drought with a run of successive rostrums at the opening three rounds of the season in Bahrain, Saudi Arabia and Australia. With his last race win coming at Ferrari back in 2013 and his two titles being logged at Renault in 2005 and 2006, does he believe that a third crown could finally be on the way in his new surroundings? READ MORE: Krack says Aston’s dream start to 2023 ‘not enough’ for Lawrence Stroll’s ambitions “Well, that’s the aim, for sure,” he said. “But I think at the moment we have to keep the feet on the ground. The aim for the team is just to have a good season. They [were] struggling a lot in 2022, so I think we have to, let’s say, walk before [we] run. “I think this 2023 campaign is just about getting better, getting to know the car better, start a new project from day one, and that’s where we are at the moment. “Hopefully we have more podiums, hopefully we fight for race wins, but I think to fight for the championship, we need to set the team a little bit before doing that.” This feature is currently not available because you need to provide consent to functional cookies. Please update your cookie preferences 2023 Bahrain Grand Prix: The key moves that saw Alonso race to a podium finish on Aston Martin debut Pushed on whether he still believes in his chances of becoming a three-time champion, Alonso added: “Always I believe it’s possible, that’s why I keep racing. “Obviously, you know the challenge is big, you know that you need to overcome some difficulties, some top teams that are now on top of the sport, but I race every day and I train every day thinking that the third title is possible.” READ MORE: Aston Martin hit the track at Silverstone as reserve driver Drugovich gathers more F1 mileage Alonso added that while his ambitions stretch beyond a third title, he knows he is unlikely to get close to the record of seven currently held by Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher. “I think when you race for many years, obviously you start breaking records, but I think the only thing that matters is to win and to break the record of championships,” he commented. “At the moment that’s probably unreachable, because seven of Michael and seven of Hamilton are out of, you know, the possibility, but that will be the aim ultimately.” via Formula 1 News https://www.formula1.com

[soulmusicsongs]

The Best Fania Records Soul Songs

Fania Records, the Motown of Latin music, was a New York based record label founded in 1964 by Dominican-born composer, flutist and bandleader Johnny Pacheco and Italian-American lawyer Jerry Masucci who fell in love with Latin music during a brief stay in Cuba in the early 60’s. The label took its name from an old Cuban song by the singer Reinaldo Bolaño.

Fania Records is known for its promotion of Salsa music, but the Fania sound also blurs the line between Latin music and Soul music and some of the Fania artists would mix the Latin style with Funk, Disco, Soul and Jazz.

Aftershower Funk  - Joe Bataan (Salsoul, 1973)

Banana Freak Out - George Guzman (Introducing George Guzman, 1968)

Banana Juana - Ralph Robles ‎(Ralph Robles Was Here, 1967)

Central Park - Harvey Averne (The Harvey Averne Dozen, 1969)

Funky Felix - Seguida (Love Is…, 1974)

Hierba Buena (Good Grass) - George Guzman (Introducing George Guzman, 1968)

Lazy Flute - Johnny Pacheco (Spanish Popcorn / Lazy Flute, 1972)

Magic Rose - Joe Bataan (Subway Joe, 1968)

Mess Around - Larry Harlow (Mess Around / The Groovy Shingaling, 1967)

Sola Te Dejare - Ray Barretto (Acid, 1969)

Some Lonely Heart - Ronnie Marks (Some Lonely Heart / Some Lonely Heart(instrumental), 1971)

Stray Woman - Ralfi Pagan ‎(With Love / Con Amor, 1971)

The Teacher of Love - Ray Barretto (Acid, 1969)

More Soul Music

Top Fania Latin Soul Tracks

Ethiopian Grooves

Funk from Africa in 20 tracks

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"Mo Soul" Player Playlist 17 April

Ray Barretto - Right On (Whiskey Barons Edit)

Roux Spana - Love Shine

Amber Mark - Mixer

D'angelo - Brown Sugar (Heartbreak Soundsystem Rework)

The Rainbow Orchestra - Onyx

Memphis Sounds - The Red Rooster

Tim Maia - Do Leme Ao Ponta (DJ Snatch Edit)

Me & You - The Hoop Loop

Dalindeo - Poseidon

Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio - Al Greenery

Boozoo Bajou - YMA (Afterlife Remix)

Eddie Murphy Feat. Snoop Lion - Red Light

Praful - Sigh

Funky Destination - Vintage Satisfaction

LTJ Xperience - Beggar Groove

If you really want to enjoy music and help musicians and bands, buy their lp’s or cd’s and don’t download mp3 formats. There is nothing like good quality sound!!!

(Angel Lo Verde / Mo Soul)

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we have SO many ! erin kellyman, india amarteifio, arsema thomas, julia jones, yon gonzalez, freya allen, rahul kohli, alexandra shipp, sonoya mizuno, jonetta kaiser, charithra chandran, rashmika mandanna, arsema thomas, grace dove, phillipa soo, patrick gibson, martino rivas, michelle yeoh, gabriela moreyra, aisha dee, charles melton, romulo estrela, bruna marquezine, kat graham, aketra sevillian, nana komatsu, jasmine cephas jones, gemma chan, jodie turner smith, song kang, kim bum, seo kongjoon, jessie mei li, seo inguk, park hyungsik, ok taecyeon, nam joohyuk, park seojoon, kim soohyun, hwang inyeop, han jihyun, ayca, asyin turan, freddy carter, lee jaewook, jack wolfe, jose ramon barretto, salma hayek, jessica chastain, raymond ablack, adeline rudolph, alia bhatt, sean teale, hande ercel, banita sandhu, aiysha hart, alessandra mastronardi, amber midthunder, anna shaffer, beste kokdemir, mark rowley, daniel henney, deepika padukone, dev patel, dilraba dilmurat, ebonee noel, ella rae smith, golshifteh farahani, harris dickinson, hayden christensen, henry golding, isabela merced, jake stormoen, jamie chung, kit young, leyla tanlar, madeleine madden, matthew goode, medalion rahimi, oliver stark, reece ritchie, remy hii, sibylla deen, tessa thompson, thalissa teixeira, tripti dimri, varun dhawan, xu kai, zhu zhu !

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Celeste by Seven Barretto

Celeste by Seven Barretto

Miss Universe Philippines Celeste Cortesi in one of her last pictorials – courtesy of Seven Barretto – before flying to the US for the 71st Miss Universe. ——— Posted @withregram • @sevenbarretto And how the blood rushed into my cheeks, so scarlet, it was The mark you saw on my collarbone, the rust that grew between telephones The lips I used to call home, so scarlet, it was maroon…

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Julia barretto

#Julia barretto serial

#Julia barretto professional

#Julia barretto series

With her money, she is currently living a luxury lifestyle. Her net worth comprises all of her possessions as well as her current earnings. As of 2020, her net worth is predicted to be $2 million. She has already earned a name for herself in the Philippine acting business at the age of 23. Julia Barretto, a Filipina actress, has made a sizable income from her work since her debut in 2006. In 2019, she also received the LPU Golden Laurel LPU Batangas Media Awards for Best Actress in a TV Series.Ĭaption: Julia Barretto captured for brand endorsement (Source: Instagram) Net Worth Other honors she has received include “Gawad Bedista”, “FAMAS Awards,” “Anak TV Seal Awards,” “INSIDE Showbiz Awards,” “Luna Awards,” and “Star Magic Ball Awards”. In her career, she has received three 34th PMPC Star Awards. Moreover, she has made a name for herself and gained renown in the Philipinnes acting industry as a result of her outstanding performance. She has been nominated for several accolades during her career, and she has won virtually all of them except six. She received her first award, “Star Music Award for Princess of the Night,” in 2012. In her 14-year acting career, she has already received 22 awards. Julia Barretto, a Filipina actress, has had a lot of success in her acting career despite being just 23 years old. In 2020, she starred in the Kapamilya Channel’s “Cara Y Cruz”. Barretto will also appear as Princess Joy in the 2020 Philippine zombie thriller film “Block Z”. In the year 2020, she played Elise in the iWant TV channel’s “I Am U”.

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Other films in which she has appeared include “Love You To The Stars and Back”, “Unexpectedly Yours”, “I Love You, Hater”, and “Between Maybes”.įrom 2018 to 2019, she played Eva Bartolome / Angela “Eva Mapendo” Marquez Cortes in the serial “Ngayon at Kailanman”.

#Julia barretto series

Likewise, then, in 2016, she played Kath Gonzales in the Philippine drama film “Vince and Kath and James.”įrom 2015 to 2016, she gained critical acclaim for her performance as Patricia Valdez in the Philippine dramatic series “And I Love You So. In 2014, she starred as Mira Amarillo in the dramatic fantasy series “Mirabella.”īarretto made her cinematic debut in 2015, playing the part of Maria Kristina Lapuz in the Philippine adolescent romance drama “Para sa Hopeless Romantic”. Similarly, she has appeared in a number of television shows, including “Palos,” “Wansapanataym: Bokbok, Ang Batang Mapanubok,” “Wansapanataym: Petrang Paminta,” “Maalaala Mo Kaya: Diary,” “Maalaala Mo Kaya: Bracelet,” and “Wansapanataym: Wish Upon A Lusis”. She hasn’t looked back since and has already made a significant impact on the Philippine film industry. Her performance was well praised, and she won high marks from the jury. She rose to prominence after starring as Anna on ABS-Kokey CBN in 2007. Julia Barretto followed in her parents’ footsteps, beginning her acting career in 2006 as Isabelle in the Philippine radio-television serial “Gulong ng Palad”.

#Julia barretto professional

Caption: Julia Barretto with her father (Source: Instagram) Professional life

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Bank note building

#Bank note building professional#

#Bank note building windows#

as well as an outline of aspects to be considered when building a. He solved this by building one, and delivered the notes on time.

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Renovations included the installation of more than 300 new low-e, double-hung windows the re-pointing of the building’s façade the installation of a new boiler a reconfiguration of the parking lot, adding landscaping and new pedestrian walkways building new lobbies installing a cooling tower upgrading corridors building new bathrooms and modernizing elevators in the Lafayette and Barretto buildings. Are you interested in finding out more about banknotes and banknote collecting. Ink and paper were not problems, but a printing press was. Under the direction of architectural firm Beyer Blinder Belle, which specializes in restoring historically landmarked buildings, Taconic implemented a $20 million capital improvement plan that carefully restored the historic character of the property marked by prominent arched windows, saw-tooth skylights, concrete floors, exposed brick walls and light-flooded interiors. The class-A building, the only one of its kind in the neighborhood, features flexible, customizable spaces that can be tailored to fit the needs of a variety of tenant types and uses.

#Bank note building professional#

The architecturally distinct, 400,000-square-foot building has quickly become a hub for creative companies, non-profits, community organizations and schools by providing a unique combination of professional and affordable space in the burgeoning South Bronx community. Built in 1909, it was the former home of. Built in 1909, The BankNote Building is an office and retail complex that was formerly the home of The American Bank Note Company. The Bank Note Building sits on the highest, most prominent peninsula in the Hunts Point section of The South Bronx.

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Breezin george benson youtube

BREEZIN GEORGE BENSON YOUTUBE CRACK

Listen to I Hear You Knocking or Memphis, Tennessee to hear a jazzman’s take on the fathers of rock. Here, George returns to his early influences with versions of Fats Domino, Chuck Berry and others. Produced by Quincy Jones, Give Me the Night won three Grammys and dropped another hit with its title track that scored in discos worldwide.īenson sailed on to great heights before things wound down a bit in the 21st century, His tribute to Nat King Cole in 2013 was a natural fit for the crooner in him, but our final pick here is 2019’s Walking to New Orleans. This Masquerade, composed by Bobby Womack and Leon Russell, brings Benson’s vocals upfront, helping to push the LP to triple platinum and a Grammy nomination for album of the year. He rolls out cool melodies and fast, fluent licks with a bright and clear sound. With Breezin’, George Benson hits his instrumental stride. With the aid of producer Creed Taylor and an orchestra in the tradition of Montgomery, George spins on the Fab Four alongside the likes of Herbie Hancock, Bob James, Ron Carter, Freddie Hubbard and Ray Barretto. Check out the take of Donny Hathaway and Gene McDaniels’ evocative When Love Has Grown.Ī few years after Wes Montgomery’s A Day in the Life, Benson followed with his own interpretation of The Beatles songbook. The title track says it all, a physical romp showing off Benson’s soul-jazz stylings in a funky setting with an all-star backup band, including the introduction of Earl Klugh on second guitar. By 1973, Body Talk shone the spotlight onto this still emerging talent in six lingering cuts. George Benson began his recording career in 1964. But if you’re looking for an entry into his repertoire, these are five fine examples of Benson’s exemplary ability to cultivate crossover appeal while still honouring the spirit of jazz. With a career as vast and deep as George Benson’s, narrowing it down to five essential recordings is just scratching the surface. Word of this virtuosity spread, and soon he was offered the chance to record. Benson’s own path to fame involved gruelling nights on the road away from his hometown of Pittsburgh. This chestnut almost ran the brilliant career of guitarist and vocalist George Benson into the ground once the backlash of all. Each took their blues-infused jazz to sophisticated new heights. There’s a direct line from Charlie Christian through Wes Montgomery to George Benson. Pictures from his youth show George Benson holding the instrument like a lad who was born to play. It was then that two love affairs were born: Tom Collier became George’s stepfather and first musical mentor, and young George Benson fell hard for the guitar. Originally recorded by singer-songwriter Leon Russell, This Masquerade comes from George Benson’s 1976 album Breezin’, which was a major critical and commercial success for the guitarist.Benson’s firs ever single, the song would eventually reach as high as No. As soon as the man left the room, George ran to the instrument. One day, a man came calling and told George not to touch the guitar he’d brought to serenade the boy’s mother. Growing up with a single mother, the young George knew he loved music but couldn’t warm up to the old piano in their living room. Looking back to his earliest days, Benson seemed destined for greatness as a child prodigy. George Benson first made it to the top of the pops in the 1970s, scoring multiplatinum with his smooth singing and superb musicianship. By Danny Marks George Benson Austin Hargrave These five albums show his exemplary ability to cultivate crossover appeal while still honouring the spirit of jazz. In the greater scheme of Benson's career, Breezin' is really not so much a breakthrough as it is a transition album the guitar is still the core of his identity.George Benson was born to play the guitar. The attractive title track also became a minor hit single, although Gabor Szabo's 1971 recording with composer Bobby Womack is even more fetching. Yet it is the sole vocal track (his first in many years), Leon Russell's "This Masquerade" - where George unveiled his new trademark, scatting along with a single-string guitar solo - that reached number ten on the pop singles chart and drove the album all the way to number one on the pop (!) LP chart.

BREEZIN GEORGE BENSON YOUTUBE CRACK

Most of Breezin' is a softer-focused variation of Benson's R&B/jazz-flavored CTI work, his guitar as assured and fluid as ever with Claus Ogerman providing the suave orchestral backdrops and his crack then-working band (including Ronnie Foster on keyboards and sparkplug Phil Upchurch on rhythm guitar) pumping up the funk element. All of a sudden, George Benson became a pop superstar with this album, thanks to its least representative track.

[kytrust]

Bugz in the atic

The session does a good job capturing most of the key players in the movement as well as some of the influences too. Most of them went of to have great solo careers. The Bugz were the most influencial force in the movement. On Fabriclive 12, the Bugz take the whole Jazz/house/soul-thing and. This installment features gems from Maximum Joy, Frankie Knuckles, J Dilla, Ray Barretto, Kid Creole & The Coconuts, The Sylvers, Pete Rock and others. Got Me Thinking Bugz In The Attic Remix Bugz In The Attic, Nathan Haines Foliage Records. at radio BUGZ IN THE ATTIC Fabriclive 12 (Fabric) Fabric has established one of. West London's beat crew Bugz In The Attic offer up their own slice of heaven in the popular Back To Mine series, in which artists, DJs, producers and musicians compile their own unique 'mixtape'. Original tracks by Amira, Macy Gray, Dwele & Slum Village, Vikter Duplaix, Amy Winehouse, Amp Fiddler, Jazzanova, Zero 7, Markus Enochson. Because, sometimes it feels like broken beat equals Bugz in the Attic. The Bugz In The Attic crew were basically the Broken Beat equivalent of the WU running 9 members deep! Comprised of: Alex Phountzi, Darren Benjamin, Daz-I-Kue, Kaidi Tatham, Mark Force, Matt Lord, Orin Walters, Paul Dolby, Scott Clifford. Bugz In The Attic Bugz Co-Op Dub Bugz In The Attic, Basement Jaxx, Vula Malinga XL Recordings. When people are talking about broken beat, they are most likely to talk about Bugz in the Attic. Over 10 years old but still as forward thinking as the day it was released. Recorded by Bugz In The Attic to promote FABRICLIVE: 12 Bugz In The Attic with tracks from Umod, Nutmeg, & Artwork. Trainspotting Facebook Twitter Google+0 LinkedIn WhatsApp Pinterest Total: 0. A radio 1 BBC essential mix truly deserving of that name. Daz-I-Kue (BB Boogie / Bugz In The Attic).

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Julia barretto

Julia barretto serial#

Julia barretto professional#

Julia barretto series#

With her money, she is currently living a luxury lifestyle. Her net worth comprises all of her possessions as well as her current earnings. As of 2020, her net worth is predicted to be $2 million. She has already earned a name for herself in the Philippine acting business at the age of 23. Julia Barretto, a Filipina actress, has made a sizable income from her work since her debut in 2006. In 2019, she also received the LPU Golden Laurel LPU Batangas Media Awards for Best Actress in a TV Series.Ĭaption: Julia Barretto captured for brand endorsement (Source: Instagram) Net Worth Other honors she has received include “Gawad Bedista”, “FAMAS Awards,” “Anak TV Seal Awards,” “INSIDE Showbiz Awards,” “Luna Awards,” and “Star Magic Ball Awards”. In her career, she has received three 34th PMPC Star Awards. Moreover, she has made a name for herself and gained renown in the Philipinnes acting industry as a result of her outstanding performance. She has been nominated for several accolades during her career, and she has won virtually all of them except six. She received her first award, “Star Music Award for Princess of the Night,” in 2012. In her 14-year acting career, she has already received 22 awards. Julia Barretto, a Filipina actress, has had a lot of success in her acting career despite being just 23 years old. In 2020, she starred in the Kapamilya Channel’s “Cara Y Cruz”. Barretto will also appear as Princess Joy in the 2020 Philippine zombie thriller film “Block Z”. In the year 2020, she played Elise in the iWant TV channel’s “I Am U”.

Julia barretto serial#

Other films in which she has appeared include “Love You To The Stars and Back”, “Unexpectedly Yours”, “I Love You, Hater”, and “Between Maybes”.įrom 2018 to 2019, she played Eva Bartolome / Angela “Eva Mapendo” Marquez Cortes in the serial “Ngayon at Kailanman”.

Julia barretto series#

Likewise, then, in 2016, she played Kath Gonzales in the Philippine drama film “Vince and Kath and James.”įrom 2015 to 2016, she gained critical acclaim for her performance as Patricia Valdez in the Philippine dramatic series “And I Love You So. In 2014, she starred as Mira Amarillo in the dramatic fantasy series “Mirabella.”īarretto made her cinematic debut in 2015, playing the part of Maria Kristina Lapuz in the Philippine adolescent romance drama “Para sa Hopeless Romantic”. Similarly, she has appeared in a number of television shows, including “Palos,” “Wansapanataym: Bokbok, Ang Batang Mapanubok,” “Wansapanataym: Petrang Paminta,” “Maalaala Mo Kaya: Diary,” “Maalaala Mo Kaya: Bracelet,” and “Wansapanataym: Wish Upon A Lusis”. She hasn’t looked back since and has already made a significant impact on the Philippine film industry. Her performance was well praised, and she won high marks from the jury. She rose to prominence after starring as Anna on ABS-Kokey CBN in 2007. Julia Barretto followed in her parents’ footsteps, beginning her acting career in 2006 as Isabelle in the Philippine radio-television serial “Gulong ng Palad”.

Julia barretto professional#

Caption: Julia Barretto with her father (Source: Instagram) Professional life

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The Fall Final.mp4 from San Francisco Arts Commission on Vimeo.

The Fall

Performed on June 18, 2022 in commemoration of the first-ever museum retrospective of iconic San Francisco born Filipino American Artist and Educator, Carlos Villa at San Francisco Arts Commission Galleries and Asian Art Museum.

Filmed at SFAC Main Gallery Carlos Villa: Roots and Reinvention, curated by Mark Dean Johnson and Trisha Lagaso Goldberg

Written and Performed by RACHEL LASTIMOSA Courtesy of Clockwise Records

Choreography and Dance PATRICIA BARRETTO ONG

Produced by RACHEL LASTIMOSA

Director of Photography and Editor PAOLO ASUNCION

Special Thanks to MAYSOUN WAZWAZ of SFAC Galleries

An excerpt of “Bituin Worlds” A Musical Dance Procession in Celebration of Carlos Villa

Sponsored by SFAC @sfac_galleries

Performed on June 18, 2022 in commemoration of the first-ever museum retrospective of iconic San Francisco born Filipino American Artist and Educator, Carlos Villa at San Francisco Arts Commission Galleries and Asian Art Museum.

Filmed at SFAC Main Gallery - Carlos Villa: Roots and Reinvention, curated by Mark Dean Johnson and Trisha Lagaso Goldberg