Philippines in the 90s

Francisco V. Coching

1990s Boni EDSA (ctto)

The Juan De La Cruz Band is one of the few less commercial electronic bands in the Philippines which claims to have more Western-orientated musician per square mile than any other country in the world. The impact of the group in the local hard and mellow rock scene is tremendous considering it was organized only 2 years ago. In December 1970, the band was featured in the first open-field rock festival in the Philippines, the "Antipolo Rock Festival." The bands popularity gained terrific…

SEMEXCO MARKETING CORP. AT ITS PEAK, 1990 The Cinderella story of business magnate Alfredo Yao is one for the books. Left without a father as a child of 13, he managed a stallin the Bluemntritt, Sta. Cruz area selling all sorts of products. At age 17, he put up a printing business, Solemar Commercial Printing, with a Php 3000 loan. ZEST-O, THE COMPANY'S BIGGEST SUCCESS, launched 1980 As his lot improved, he chanced upon a new concept of affordable printed packaging in 1979 while on tour in…

Shell Philippines. 1960

Sarsi. 1970s ad.

Olongapo City, PI

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The brothers that founded Hotdog fondly recall the city that inspired their biggest hit song.

Photos of the Philippines in the 1950s

1940's Philippine cigarettes.

Royal TruOrange ad from Pioneer Komiks, October 25, 1971

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