Filipino Journal, Manitoba Edition May 20 - June 05, 2024

At the recent Doctors Manitoba Annual Awards Gala, Dr. Randy Guzman was invested as the first Filipino President of Doctors Manitoba. Dr. Guzman was joined by Dr. Anthony Battad and members of the Filipino Association of Medical Students at the University of Manitoba (FAMS-UofM). The evening was a celebration of Filipino medical students and professionals highlighting their dedication to mentorship

"Immigrant Kitchen" to Premiere on YesTV

Prairie Boy Productions, helmed by Jorge Requena Ramos and Orlando Braun, announces the premiere of "Immigrant Kitchen," a pilot episode for a cultural food docuseries. The show is set to air on YesTV on Saturday, May 18 at 8:30 PM ET and will also be available for streaming on yestv.com/streaming.

The series will debut its festival run with a special screening at the FascinAsian Film Festival on May 25 at 7:00 PM CT.

"Immigrant Kitchen" features

international Chef and Comedian Ali Hassan as he explores immigrant dishes that have become iconic in their adopted communities in Canada and abroad. The pilot episode highlights the Lumpia, a Filipino spring roll that has gained popularity in Winnipeg, Canada. The episode features Allan Pineda of Bahay Kubo Restaurant and Kultivation Festival, home cook Corazon Pineda, and journalist Joanne Roberts.

"Food is a universal language

that bridges cultural divides," says co-creator Orlando Braun. "YesTV is the first network to take a chance on this concept."

Jorge Requena Ramos adds, "I hope people see this show as I do, as a heart-to-heart with your neighbor in their kitchen, sharing the intimate ritual of exchanging recipes."

"Immigrant Kitchen" is produced by the acclaimed local team of Braun and Requena Ramos in collaboration with YesTV, and with support from the Canada Media Fund, the Manitoba Film and Video Production Tax Credit, and the Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit.

About Prairie Boy Productions Founded in 2013 by award-winning producers Orlando Braun and Jorge Requena Ramos, Prairie Boy Productions creates high-quality, engaging stories for film, TV, and streaming platforms. Their projects often tackle social issues and aim for a better tomorrow. Prairie Boy Productions is the only fully fluent Spanish, German, and English film/video production company in Winnipeg, Manitoba. They are committed to including BIPOC creatives in their projects and benefit from the highest tax credits in Canada.

Celebrate Asian Heritage Month with FascinAsian Film Festival

In celebration of Asian Heritage Month, the FascinAsian Film Festival will take place from May 24 to 26, offering three days of films and events that showcase Asian-Canadian talent and highlight stories from the Asian diaspora.

The festival's events, with the exception

of a free discussion panel on Film Festival Strategy, will be held at the Inuit Art Centre – Qaumajuq, located within the Winnipeg Art Gallery. The panel, open to all, provides a unique opportunity to gain insights into the film festival circuit.

FascinAsian Film Festival aims to

promote diverse voices and foster a deeper understanding of the Asian-Canadian experience through cinema. For tickets and more information, visit FascinAsian. ca. Don’t miss this chance to celebrate and support the richness of Asian-Canadian culture during Asian Heritage Month.

Celebrating Asian diaspora narratives through global films, with a spotlight on local creators including:

“Ma-Buhay! Musical Broadway Dream”, directed by Fernando Dalayoan

“Camera Head”, directed by Melvin Daligdig

“Cleocatra Café: Stray to Stay”, directed by Francine Dulay

“Stand In”, directed by Erin Hembrador

“Our War”, directed by Anthony Javier “Bumalik”, directed by MC de Natividad

“Places We Go”, by filmmakers Hazel Venzon and David Oro

Federal Work Permit Extension for Manitoba Newcomers: A Boost for the Filipino Community

In a significant move for the Filipino community in Manitoba, the federal government has approved the extension of expiring post-graduate work permits for more than 6,700 newcomers, predominantly affecting skilled workers. This decision, welcomed by Manitoba’s Immigration Minister Malaya Marcelino, promises to provide stability and economic security for thousands of families in the province.

The extension, confirmed by federal Immigration Minister Marc Miller, allows these newcomers to remain in Manitoba for at least two

more years. Minister Marcelino highlighted the relief this brings to the workers, their families, and employers who faced uncertainty due to the impending expiration of these permits. “This is really great news for our province,” she stated, emphasizing the positive impact on Manitoba's workforce and economy.

The move comes after the federal government ceased offering 18-month extensions to post-graduate work permits in December, a policy initially introduced in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. This abrupt

change led to widespread concern among temporary foreign workers, including those from the Filipino community, who faced the possibility of having to leave Canada.

Minister Miller's announcement outlines that eligible foreign nationals currently employed in Manitoba will receive open work permits, ensuring their continued contribution to the local economy. Within two years, it is expected that these individuals will receive official nominations from Manitoba's Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), paving the way for

permanent residency.

Manitoba's PNP, which can issue up to 9,500 nominations annually, has faced criticism for prioritizing candidates with family connections in the province. This policy aims to retain more newcomers, ensuring they integrate and contribute to the community. The recent changes and extensions are designed to address these concerns, offering a pathway to stability for those impacted.

The extension is also a response to the broader need for skilled workers in Manitoba.

Minister Marcelino reiterated the province’s commitment to immigration, stressing the importance of these workers to Manitoba’s economic growth. She expressed optimism that the extension would help the province meet its labour market needs while retaining a diverse workforce.

Minister Miller echoed this sentiment, highlighting the role of

immigration in Canada’s economic stability and cultural diversity. He emphasized the government’s readiness to collaborate with other provinces to explore similar measures, ensuring that more temporary residents can transition to permanent residency.

The Filipino community in Winnipeg, and across Manitoba, stands to benefit significantly from this policy change. It not only provides immediate relief to those facing permit expirations but also ensures a clearer pathway to permanent residency, securing their future in Canada.

As Manitoba continues to grow and diversify, the contributions of its immigrant communities, including the vibrant Filipino population, remain essential to the province’s success. The federal government's decision marks a positive step towards recognizing and supporting these contributions, reinforcing Manitoba as a welcoming home for newcomers.

SEA BEARS OPEN PRE-SEASON TRAINING, ANNOUNCE 2024 TRAINING CAMP ROSTER

The Winnipeg Sea Bears of the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL) kicked off their pre-season training camp on Monday at the Sport Manitoba complex in downtown Winnipeg. Along with the camp's commencement, the team unveiled their training camp roster, boasting a cumulative 55 years of professional experience across the NBA, CEBL, NBA G League, and international leagues.

CEBL MVP Teddy Allen returns for a second season, looking to

SEA BEARS TRAINING CAMP BY THE NUMBERS:

● 55 combined years of professional experience

● Two players with NBA experience (193 combined games)

● 13 Canadians

● Three American imports

● Eight Winnipeggers

● 13 players with U SPORTS experience

● Seven players with CEBL playing experience

build on a stellar debut where he averaged 27.2 points per game. Allen also shone in the British Basketball League (BBL) with the Leicester Riders, earning Team of the Year honors.

New additions Byron Mullens and Darius Days bring NBA experience, a first for the Sea Bears. Mullens, a former first-round NBA draft pick, has played nearly 200 NBA games and excelled in Taiwan’s P.League+. Days,

with notable G League accomplishments, had a brief stint with the Houston Rockets.

Local talent includes veterans Jarred Ogungbemi-Jackson, Chad Posthumus, and promising draft picks Simon Hildebrandt and Shawn Maranan. Eight Winnipeg natives feature in the roster, highlighting the team’s commitment to local talent.

After the camp, the Sea Bears will play the Saskatchewan Rattlers on May 22, followed by their home opener against the Scarborough Shooting Stars on May 24 at the sold-out Canada Life Centre.

Aurora Magic: Solar Storm Brings Northern Lights to Winnipeg

Winnipeg residents were recently treated to a spectacular display of the Northern Lights, thanks to a powerful solar storm. The vibrant auroras painted the night sky with brilliant shades of green, purple, and pink, captivating everyone from avid sky watchers to casual observers. The rare visibility of this natural phenomenon in the city sparked excitement and awe, drawing people outdoors in droves. Social media buzzed with stunning photos and videos, showcasing Winnipeg's skyline beneath the dancing lights. This mesmerizing event not only highlighted the beauty of the Northern Lights but also the communal joy of experiencing nature's wonders together.

Ortiz-Luis family chasing the Northern Lights at Birds Hill Park

Giselle and Ed Labagala on Pipeline in North Winnipeg.

Celebrating Dr. Randy Guzman and Filipino Medical Students at the Doctors Manitoba Annual Gala Awards Night

The recent Doctors Manitoba Annual Awards Gala was a night to remember, filled with celebration, unity, and a hopeful vision for the future. The event highlighted the outstanding achievements of Filipino medical students and professionals, underscoring the vital role of mentorship and community engagement in their success.

Dr. Randy Guzman, the incoming president of Doctors Manitoba and the first Filipino doctor to be invested as president, shared his vision of unity and engagement among physicians and the community. His focus is on creating more opportunities for connection and support, ensuring that medical students have the resources and encouragement they need to thrive.

Dr. Guzman also emphasized the importance of gathering demographic data to understand and address the diversity within Doctors Manitoba, including the number of Filipino physicians. This data will help guide future initiatives to enhance support for minority groups within the medical community.

Dr. Anthony Battad, a prominent figure in the Filipino medical community and senior advisor on Filipino Associated Medical Students (FAMS), spoke passionately about the importance of mentorship. Dr. Battad discussed the need to amplify the voices of Filipino youth in medicine. They emphasized the significance of diversity and inclusion, showcasing the remarkable accomplishments of young Filipinos and creating opportunities for them

to excel in the medical field. Plans to restart a mentorship group for Filipino medical students and professionals are already

underway, demonstrating a strong commitment to fostering the next generation of medical leaders. Adrian Siapno, second year

medical student and current president of the Filipino Associated Medical Students (FAMS) at the University of Manitoba shared his personal journey in medicine, highlighted the transformative power of mentorship. Adrian's story of perseverance through the challenging medical school application process. He emphasized how guidance from mentors and his experience from Doctors Manitoba Gala could make a significant difference in navigating the complexities of medical education.

The Filipino Associated Medical Students (FAMS) plays a crucial role in supporting medical students. The organization helps students navigate the medical field through shared experiences and mentorship. Plans are in place to expand FAMS to other medical schools across Canada, further strengthening the network of support for Filipino medical students.

The gala was not just a celebration of past achievements but also a beacon of hope for the future. With initiatives to increase outreach, mentorship, and community engagement, the future looks bright for Filipino medical students in Manitoba. The event highlighted the importance of unity, diversity, and the unwavering support of the medical community, ensuring that the next generation of Filipino doctors will continue to thrive and inspire.

Photo Credit: Heather Ruth Photography | Doctors Manitoba

Photos by Adrian Siapno, President - FAMS-UofM

The Green Apron Saladmaster celebrates

Mother's Day is one of the most celebrated events of the year, serving as a heartfelt tribute to the vital roles that mothers play in our society. This special day provides an opportunity to recognize and honor the countless contributions of mothers, who often serve as the primary caregivers, nurturers, and emotional anchors within families. The celebration of Mother's Day underscores the profound respect and appreciation we have for mothers everywhere, acknowledging their tireless dedication and the indispensable roles they fulfill in shaping the future.

Mamucud

Six mothers openly discussed the role of mothers in our society, from left to right, led by Tina Bailon-Lindres, host and CEO, TGA Saladmaster, Genevieve Milegrito, owner, Sugar Blooms and Cake, Inc.; Manu Singh, CEO, Radio & TV Apna; Dr. Denise Koh, Occupational doctor; Pauline Grouette, Alchemist, Vision Board Facilitator; and Gretchen Esteva, Clinical Resource Nurse and TGA team leader. Rod E. Cantiveros, moderator. Photo source: The Green Apron-Saladmaster Facebook page.

Photos by Rod Cantiveros | Filipino Journal

Getting to know Dr. Randy Guzman

A special feature shared by the Filipino Association of Medical Students at the University of Manitoba

@fams_uofm

Dr. Guzman is the Regional Lead for Vascular Surgery with the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority and Professor and head, Section of Vascular Surgery at the University of Manitoba, Max Rady College of Medicine. He graduated from the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Medicine in 1983 where he subsequently completed his residency training in General Surgery. He then completed a one-year Fellowship in the Section of Vascular Surgery at the University of Manitoba followed by a one-year Senior Research Fellowship in the Vascular Surgery at the University of Washington in Seattle with a focus in duplex ultrasound.

He has also had a long interest in residency education, starting early in his career as a Program Director of Vascular Surgery at the University of Manitoba. He is a past Exam Chair and current Chair for the National Specialty Committee for

Vascular Surgery at the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. He currently serves on the Council at the Royal College, past president of the Canadian Society of Vascular Surgery and past president and current Governor of the Manitoba Chapter of the American College of Surgeons. In 1992, Dr. Guzman returned to Manitoba as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Surgery and was subsequently promoted to Professor in 2008. He completed an Interventional Vascular Radiology Fellowship at the University of Manitoba in 2006. He was the Director for the I.H. Asper Clinical Research Institute for the Department of Surgery at St. Boniface Hospital from 2009 to 2020.

This profile feature was originally posted on the Filipino Association of Medical Students at the University of Manitoba Instagram Page - @fams_uofm

Ultimate New Wave Evolution

(& closely related styles) part 61

Naturally, the breakthrough albums of most bands are what endear them to their fans, especially that these contain their most favorite songs. I feel also the same, but that does not stop me from digging into the less-known works of such artists. I always have the curiosity for their entire discography. I'd like to hear how they sound like during their early days as well as in their new releases.

This set consists of the first or early records of the following bands.

* Can - Monster Movie (1969)

* Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark - Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (1980)

* Devo - Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo! (1978)

* Elvis Costello & the AttractionsArmed Forces (1979)

Sa Úgoy ng Músika

* The Durutti Column - The Return of The Durutti Column (1980)

* Rockpile - Seconds of Pleasure (1980)

* Midnight Oil - Midnight Oil (1978)

* Echo & the Bunnymen - Heaven Up Here (1981)

Trivia:

* The music of Can is regarded as part of Krautrock, along with much of that of Tangerine Dream, Kraftwerk, and Neu!--a subgenre of Electronic music that originated in Germany, in the late 1960s; a root of what has become Synthpop.

* Rockpile was the band formed by Dave Edmunds and Nick Lowe, each of whom had a successful solo career, releasing a string of records in the style of Pub Rock, Power Pop, and New Wave.

* The Durutti Column was the band of guitarist Vini Reilly, who has collaborated with fellow luminaries in the genre such as Richard Jobson (Skids), Holly Johnson (Frankie Goes to Hollywood), and Morrissey (The Smiths).

(Crossword) PALAISIPAN

23. Isang teklado ng keyboard

24. Aktres: Mina

25. Sarap (pabalbal)

26. Palayaw ni Renato

29. Panimbang ng bangka

32. Nilutong pandikit

35 Pangamba

36. Umit

37. Pagbaba ng sandata

38. Tunod

You could feel a little “sink or swim” in your career over the next several weeks once Ceres goes retrograde in your ambition zone on Tuesday. Whether your reputation goes through the wringer or you have to look for a new job, Aries, it’s time to readjust your plans.

You might feel like you pulled the Death card in Tarot this week when Ceres goes retrograde in your transformation zone on Tuesday. Over the next several weeks, many things in your life could be coming to an end. While it’s important to grieve for what was or could have been, remember to embrace the next chapter.

Kalugud-lugod

Tali sa regalo

Ikod

Anaconda

Mundo

Ito

Tirahan ang bagong bahay

Ito sa Bisaya

Altar

Akusahan

It’s breakup season thanks to Ceres going retrograde in your partnership zone on Tuesday. Over the next few weeks, you’ll think about your important relationships and if they still fit into your life plan. While it’s okay to mourn, know when to walk away.

The next few weeks will have you focusing on your wellbeing once Ceres goes retrograde in your health zone on Tuesday. This is a good time to take care of yourself before you get sick or suffer an injury that could slow you down. Make those doctor appointments, Leo, and be careful!

Hitsura

Puhunan

Emergency Room

Tawag sa ina

Biskwit ng Cebu

Sanhi ng baha

__ Eh; bulalasing Batangueño

Kabyaw

Utab

Laslas

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Solutions for Palaisipan & Sudoku will be posted online www.FilipinoJournal.com

Start the week by breaking with tradition when Ceres goes retrograde in your home zone on Tuesday. You’re challenged to go your own way, so you might have to pull out the roots you’ve planted. Practice self-parenting to heal.

There’s a strong possibility of putting your foot squarely in your mouth in the next several weeks once Ceres goes retrograde in your communication zone on Tuesday. You could hurt your reputation if you speak in haste. Choose your words with care, Scorpio, and realize when silence works in your favor.

Think about your financial future at the start of the week when Ceres goes retrograde in your value zone on Tuesday, especially since you could get a harsh reality check about money. Focus on building a nest egg and making more cash to get out of debt and build a life.

Sometimes, growing up means mourning the selves we could have been. This is something you’ll feel deeply when Ceres goes into retrograde in your sign on Tuesday. Look at the image you’ve created for yourself and see if it truly fits or not. Don’t be afraid to start over, Capricorn.

Everything must come to an end, something you’ll feel deeply when Ceres goes retrograde in your subconscious zone on Tuesday. There’s a strong possibility of letting go of what you thought you wanted and focusing on inner healing. Find privacy in order to truly heal.

Take care of your community over the next several weeks once Ceres goes retrograde in your social zone on Tuesday. You’re looking at your place in your world and how to help others. Use this as an opportunity

House Panel Weighs Monthly Pension for Retired Olympians

MANILA, Philippines — The House youth and sports committee on Wednesday reviewed a bill proposing a lifetime monthly pension of at least P15,000 for retired Filipino Olympians, recognizing their dedication and sacrifice. House Bill 3523, introduced by Rep. Eric Buhain, seeks to provide this pension to retired Olympians aged 50 and above, separate from other retirement benefits.

This bill aims to amend Republic Act 10699, which currently offers a lump sum to retired athletes and coaches who have won international competitions. Buhain, a former Olympian and competitive swimmer, highlighted the short career span of athletes, noting that many retire in their 30s or 40s, often struggling to find new careers.

The Philippines has around 100 living Olympians. The International Olympic Committee has long emphasized the importance of career transition for athletes, as many lack experience in full-time jobs or have missed educational opportunities due to their sports commitments.

Buhain's bill seeks to honor retired Olympians'

contributions and ensure a dignified post-sports life. The committee also discussed issues with the implementation of the 20% discount for national athletes on goods and services, with representatives from drugstores expressing confusion over the guidelines and requirements for these discounts.

Climate Change Intensifies April Heatwave in Asia

MANILA, Philippines — Humancaused climate change significantly intensified the extreme temperatures experienced across Asia, including the Philippines, in April, according to a study by the World Weather Attribution group. The heatwave, exacerbated by El Niño conditions, resulted in hundreds of deaths, school closures, and crop damage.

Friederike Otto from the Grantham Institute at Imperial College London stated that emissions from oil, gas, and coal added deadly heat to the natural climate patterns. The study revealed that without human-induced climate change, such heatwaves would have been nearly impossible in the Philippines, even during El Niño.

The analysis predicted that similar heatwaves could become a frequent occurrence, potentially happening every two to three years

if global warming reaches 2°C. The heat prompted schools to switch to online classes and strained power grids, with at least seven reported heat-related deaths.

Experts stress the need for robust heat action plans, particularly in rapidly urbanizing areas like Manila. Labor groups, including

Kilusang Mayo Uno, are urging the government and employers to implement safety measures for workers, such as extended breaks, to mitigate heat-related health risks.

The study was conducted by 13 researchers from universities and meteorological agencies worldwide.

Civilian Convoy Heads to Scarborough Shoal to Assert Philippine Rights

MANILA, Philippines — On Wednesday, a civilian convoy comprising Philippine fishing boats sailed towards the Chinacontrolled Scarborough Shoal to provide supplies to Filipino fishermen and assert Philippine sovereignty over the disputed waters. The mission, organized by the Atin Ito Coalition, follows a recent incident where Chinese Coast Guard vessels fired water cannons at Philippine government boats in the area.

Escorted by a Philippine Coast Guard vessel, the convoy includes around 100 people aboard four commercial fishing vessels and smaller outriggers. Rafaela David of Atin Ito emphasized the mission's peaceful intent, based on international law, aiming to support fishermen and affirm territorial rights.

Despite reports of a significant Chinese presence near the shoal, the group remains undeterred and plans to deploy buoys marked "WPS is ours," referring to the West Philippine Sea.

Scarborough Shoal,

240 kilometers west of Luzon and nearly 900 kilometers from China's Hainan Island.

China claims nearly the entire South China Sea, dismissing rival claims and ignoring an international ruling against its assertions. Tensions have escalated as Manila challenges Beijing's increasing assertiveness. This is the second convoy by Atin Ito, after an earlier attempt was thwarted by Chinese vessels in December.

Kathryn Bernardo and Alden Richards Named Box Office Queen and King

Kathryn Bernardo and Alden Richards have been crowned Box Office Queen and King at the 2024 Box Office Entertainment Awards by the Guillermo Mendoza Memorial Scholarship Foundation (GMMSF), Inc.

Kathryn earned the title for her performance in "A Very Good Girl" alongside Dolly de Leon, while Alden was recognized for his role in "Five Breakups and A Romance" with Julia Montes.

The duo previously starred in the blockbuster film "Hello, Love, Goodbye," which was the highest-

grossing Filipino movie until it was surpassed by Marian Rivera and Dingdong Dantes' "Rewind" during the Metro Manila Film Festival.

In a recent interview, Alden addressed rumors about his relationship with Kathryn, emphasizing that some aspects of their lives should remain private. He also shared that their friendship, solidified during the filming of "Hello, Love, Goodbye," continues to thrive. "The friendship never ended," Alden stated, expressing a desire to keep their bond personal.

Julia Barretto Discharged from Hospital After Two-Day Stay

Actress Julia Barretto has been discharged from the hospital after a two-day confinement for an undisclosed ailment.

On Instagram, Barretto shared a blackand-white photo of herself in the hospital with an oxygen tube and IV, expressing gratitude to her medical team.

“Discharged and finally home. Thanks so much to my doctors, nurses, and the entire medical staff for taking such good care of me the past couple of days. Thank you for the long hours

of hard work,” Barretto wrote. She described her hospital stay as “tough” and emphasized the importance of prioritizing health. Get-well messages flooded her Instagram, including from her mother Marjorie and sister Claudia, with Marjorie advising her to rest more. Barretto was last seen promoting a new film with her former boyfriend and co-star, Joshua Garcia.

Gigi de Lana Mourns the Passing of Her Mother

Singer-actress Gigi de Lana announced the passing of her mother, Imelda de Lana, from breast cancer on May 14.

Gigi shared the heartbreaking news on Facebook, expressing gratitude for the prayers, saying, “Salamat sa lahat ng dasal niyo kay mama. She passed away at 9:19 p.m. May 14, 2024. Mahal na mahal kita mama. Pahinga ka na.”

A week earlier, during her Rated Gigi show in Canada, Gigi paused her performance to request prayers for her mother, who was in the ICU. She shared her fears about not being able to see her mother again.

In an interview with Pep last year, Gigi revealed her mother’s four-year battle with stage 4 breast cancer. In support, Gigi cut her hair short as her mother underwent chemotherapy.

To help cover medical expenses, Gigi sold personal items on her YouTube

Gigi

Image: Facebook/Gigi

and Facebook accounts. Gigi is known for her role in the

and

seized by China in 2012, lies

Image by Sabine van Erp from Pixabay

Photograph: Francis R Malasig/EPA

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singing competition "Tawag ng Tanghalan"

starred in films such as "Four Sisters Before the Wedding" and "Hello Heart" alongside Gerald Anderson.

De Lana and her mother.

De Lana

Julia Barretto. Image from Instagram

Photo/s: Sparkle GMA Artist Center

Maestro Jett at Rated Gigi Live, May 4

May 3's performance of Winnipeg's very own talent, pianist Jett Russel Panganiban at Rated Gigi Live, held at Club Regent Event Centre was truly unforgettable. With his magical piano prowess, he also graced the stage alongside fellow local artist singer Zachary Gail. Maestro Jett would like to thank everyone involved in the event for

the opportunity given to him to showcase his piano skills. He also liked to congratulate KRAZZ Tech & Events and all the producers for orchestrating such a successful concert.

Happy Asian Heritage Month