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Gary V: Live at 25 in Dubai
One of the Filipino top performers, Gary Valenciano better known as 'Gary V' will energise Dubai on Thursday November 27, by performing at the Aviation Club.
- By Irish Eden Belleza, Web Coordinator
- Published: 23:08 November 26, 2008
Dubai: One of the Filipino top performers, Gary Valenciano better known as “Gary V.'' will energise Dubai on Thursday November 27, by performing at the Aviation Club.
Gary V. is a Filipino musician, composer, actor, producer, and gospel singer who is best known for many songs, especially those that became theme songs for movies. His energetic dance moves also garnered him the nickname "Mr. Pure Energy."
Gary V: Live at 25 will serve as a family affair as well, with Gary's sons Paolo and Gabriel performing together with their proud father.
Yeng Constantino who won the Pinoy Dream Academy competition will also be performing with Gary V.
During the press conference held on Wednesday organisers announced that the concert's proceeds will be given to Filipino Expatriates in UAE Foundation (FilEx).
Valenciano's Dubai concert will be held at the Aviation Club. Doors open at 7pm. For tickets call 0507471355.
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