Barbie Almalbis honors animal rights advocate on new single “An AsPin’s Song”

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Ahead of her highly anticipated full-length album to be released next year, Filipina singer-songwriter Barbie Almalbis has officially dropped a heartfelt tribute to her grandaunt Nita Hontiveros-Lichauco, or Tata, as she is fondly referred to. Entitled “ An AsPin’s Song ,” the track assumes the role of a beloved indigenous mixed-breed dog in the Philippines, which has nothing but utmost love and appreciation for the late animal rights supporter and activist. Having served The Philippine Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) for the entirety of her life, Tata was instrumental in empowering people for countless volunteer opportunities that involved rescue, protection and sheltering of strayed and abused animals. Barbie recalls, “Tata was a gifted musician and a champion for animals. She was the President of the Philippine Animal Welfare Society, which she reorganized in 1986, after having been one of its youngest volunteers in the ’50s. I had always wanted to write the song she requested, bu
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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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