Ben&Ben to light up Manila skyline with first drone show

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Ben&Ben are set to make the impossible possible by headlining The Inevitable Drone Show—the first of its kind to feature a music performance with drone lights show illuminating the Manila skyline in synchronized fashion. Presented by SMART 5G, the eco-friendly and innovative show will surely grab headlines as Rizal Park and its nearby areas will get to experience the modern lights show LIVE on February 26 (Sunday) at exactly 7pm. It will also simultaneously air on Ben&Ben’s official Facebook page. To accompany the picturesque storytelling in the sky, the award-winning Filipino collective will be performing an extended version of “Inevitable”—the acclaimed song that was used as a soundtrack and a music score for SMART 5G’s romantic sci-fi TVC featuring Korean drama superstars, Hyun Bin and Son Ye Jin. For their part, Ben&Ben immediately said yes to participating in this initiative that explores the creative possibilities of aerial entertainment, easily becoming the first Fil
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Earth Hour 2013

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This is the first time we experienced #EarthHour in Puerto Princesa City.
Even if you don't have plans of joining the event, the City government cuts the electricity during the 1 hour event, thus forcing/obligating you to join the event. 

My two babies are uncomfortable already here due to the hot weather that time. 


And I am obligated to work despite of no electricity that time. Good thing my laptop was fully charged then.


Me with my two lovely daughters.. 

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