Dindo Caraig: A Rising Star with a Unique Voice Releases new single "Kung Hindi Ikaw."

Dindo Caraig, the promising young singer, is set to take the music scene by storm with his first single, “Kung Hindi Ikaw.” Composed by the renowned Vehnee Saturno, this soulful track has already garnered attention for its emotive lyrics and captivating melody.

A Match Made in Musical Heaven

Vehnee Saturno, known for his exceptional songwriting prowess, was immediately impressed by Dindo’s vocals. “The song really fits his voice,” Saturno shared. “Dindo possesses a unique range and voice quality that sets him apart.”

For Dindo, recording a Vehnee Saturno song is an honor and a dream come true. “I’ve always admired Vehnee’s compositions,” he confessed. “To have the opportunity to breathe life into one of his creations is both thrilling and humbling.”

Roeder Camanag Lead All-Male Cast For Female Roles In Ang Dressing Room: Kung Saan Lubusang Pangungulila Ang Dulot Ng Panahon Set To Open On APril 13

Multi-awarded actor and director Roeder Camanag is set to lead an all-male cast to act as females in Dulaang UP’s “ANG DRESSING ROOM: KUNG SAAN LUBUSANG PANGUNGULILA ANG DULOT NG AGOS NG PANAHON” ---  a 1977 post-war Japanese play by Shimizu Kunio, translation adapted by Chiori Miyagawa from an original translation by John Gillespie and its Filipino translation by Palanca award winning playwright Nicolas Pichay under the direction of Alexander Cortez.

Together with Roeder are seasoned artists of Philippine theatre, film, and television namely Andoy Ranay, Gwyn Guanzon, and Ian Ignacio. 

The play within a play tells the stories, frustrations, memoirs and aspirations of four actresses preparing backstage (gakuya, in Japanese) and waiting for their cue to enter onstage. All actresses express their desire to perform the lead role and their obsessive coveting for it ignites a comic yet dramatic narrative about shared memories and their relationship with each other. “Ang Dressing Room: Kung Saan Lubusang Pangungulila Ang Dulot Ng Agos Ng Panahon ”is a tender and humorous drama about actors, the theatre, aging, surviving and moving on.