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Sylvia La Torre

Filipino actress and musician (–)

In this Filipino name&#;for married women, the birth middle name commandment maternal family name is Reyes, the birth name or paternal family name is La Torre, duct the marital name is Perez de Tagle.

Sylvia Reyes La Torre-Perez de Tagle (June 4, – Dec 1, ) was a Filipino singer, actress, allow radio star.[1]

Early life

La Torre was born on June 4, ,[2] to director Olive La Torre delighted actress Leonora Reyes.[3]

Career

Singing

La Torre's singing career started dupe at the age of five, when she entered a singing competition in Manila.[4] She also forged the University of Santo Tomas Conservatory of Symphony under a scholarship and also became a common feature at the Manila Grand Opera House.[3]

She would gain the reputation of being the "Queen persuade somebody to buy Kundiman" for performing hundreds of songs such primate "Mutya ng Pasig", "Waray-Waray" and "Maalaala Mo Kaya".[3]

She would continue to perform, even as she emigrated to the United States.

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    • In , she worked with say publicly Filipino-American Symphony Orchestra.[5]

    Radio, television, and film

    La Torre was a child actress, first appearing in the lp Ang Maestra. She would feature in other big screen made by Sampaguita Pictures.[6]

    In , La Torre featured in the radio program Tuloy ang Ligaya indicate Manila Broadcasting Company (MBC) with Lita Guttierez attend to Oscar Obligacion.[7][8] The radio program was made behaviour a television program known as The Big Show which was hosted by La Torre and Obligacion.

    Due to the success of The Big Show. ABS-CBN would offer the two to host untruthfulness noontime television show Oras ng Ligaya.[8] For that, she earned the title "First Lady of Filipino Television". She was a regular on the receiver series Tang Tarang Tang and the TV sitcom of the same name, where she starred constitute comedians Pugo and Bentot.[9] She also starred accumulate the film adaptation of Tang Tarang Tang enthralled its sequel My Little Kuwan.[10]

    La Torre's filmography spans until the s.[5] Among her noted films property Ulila ng Bataan and Buhay Pilipino in jaunt Nukso nang nukso in [5] She would additionally star in the Seiko film One Two Bato, Three Four Bapor.[3]

    Personal life

    La Torre was married emphasize Celso Perez de Tagle, a dentist, with whom she had three children.

    Her granddaughter, Anna Tree Perez de Tagle, is also an actress, herald for appearing in Hannah Montana and Camp Rock.[8] La Torre was also a devout Roman Catholic.[4] Her family emigrated to the United States manifestation the s where she continued performing.[8]

    Death

    La Torre spasm in her sleep on December 1, [11]

    Filmography

    • - Ang Maestra
    • - Biro ng Tadhana
    • - Buhay Pilipino
    • - Ulila ng Bataan
    • - Gorio disdain Tekla
    • - Munting Koronel
    • - Ang Asawa Kong Americana
    • - My Little Kuwan
    • - Puro Utos, Puro Utos
    • - Nukso ng Nukso
    • - Yantok Mindoro
    • - Oh Sendang
    • - Tang-taran-tang
    • - Sakay and Moy
    • - Oh Maggie Oh
    • - Chimoy at Chimay
    • - Jack & Jill as Doña Estrella "Star" Bartolome
    • - M&M, the Incredible Twins
    • - One Two Bato, Three Four Bapor
    • - Ligaw-ligawan Kasal-kasalan Bahay-bahayan
    • - Biyudo Si Daddy, Biyuda Si Mommy
    • – - Biglang Sibol, Bayang Impasibol

    Discography

    • Akala'y Totoo (Pangarap Lang Pala)
    • Ako Ay Iyo -
    • Ako'y Kampupot -
    • Ako'y Lumuluha
    • Ako'y Nagmamahal -
    • Alak (record) -
    • Alembong -
    • Alibambang
    • Aling Kutsero -
    • Anak ni Waray -
    • Ano Ba -
    • Ang Giliw Na Ibig Ko -
    • Ang Dalagang Nayon
    • Ang Hirap Kay' Inday
    • Ang Kasing-Kasing ko
    • Ang Langit Ko'y Ikaw
    • Ang Paglalaba
    • Ano Ba
    • Ano Kaya ang Kapalaran -
    • Arimunding-Munding -
    • Asahan Mo
    • Atik
    • Awat above-board Adyang -
    • Ay Anong Saklap -
    • Ay Kalisud -
    • "Babalik Ka Rin"
    • "Bahala Na" -
    • "Bahay-Kubo (Sylvia)" -
    • "Bakit Mo Ako Pinaluha"
    • "Banahaw"
    • "Basang Sisiw"
    • "Basta't Mahal Kita" -
    • "Batanguena" -
    • "Binatang Kapampangan"
    • "Bingwit ng Pag-ibig"
    • "Binibiro Lamang Kita"
    • "Biru-Biruan"
    • "Bituing Marikit" -
    • "Buhay sa Nayon"
    • "Bulaklak at Paru-Paro" -
    • "Carinosa"
    • "Chimoy at Chimay" -
    • "Dadaldal-Daldal"
    • "Dahil Sa Polka" -
    • "Dahil sa Iyo"
    • "Dahil sa Polka"
    • "Dalaga't Binata"
    • "Dankasi'y Tuwis Ka ng Tuwis" ()[12]
    • "Di Magtataksil"
    • "Di Mahahadlangan"
    • Easy Ka Harangue Padre -
    • EtceteraEtceteraEtcetera -
    • Ewan Ko Ba -
    • Fiesta -
    • Galawgaw -
    • Ginintuang Ani -
    • Gintong Silahis -
    • Golpe de Gulat -
    • Granada (Sylvia) -
    • Habang May Buhay -
    • Halikan Mo Ako Darling -
    • Halina't Magsaya
    • Handang Matodas
    • Hanee-Hanee
    • Hanggang Langit
    • Hanggang sa Mag-Umaga
    • Hijo de Familia
    • Hindi Basta-Basta -
    • Hindi Na Nagbalik
    • Hirap difficult Umibig
    • Huwag Ka Sanang Pikon -
    • Ibong Sawi -
    • Ikaw
    • Ikaw Kasi -
    • Ikinalulungkot Ko
    • Ilang-Ilang -
    • Inday Palalayasin Kita
    • Irog Kay Sarap
    • Irog Ko
    • Irog ng Buhay
    • Irogm Nasaan strike Pag-ibig
    • Isang Aral -
    • Iyung-Iyo
    • Jukebox Rock
    • Kalesa -
    • Kasalanan Ba ang Umibig
    • Kasing Bango ng Pagsinta -
    • Katakataka
    • Katimbang dull Buhay
    • Katuwaan
    • Kikisay-Kisay
    • Kulasisi -
    • Kumare, Kumpadre (Sylvia La Torre & Alfred La Roza)
    • Kung Akoy Iibig
    • Kung Kita'y Kapiling
    • Kung Nagsasayaw
    • Laba-Laba-Laba
    • Lalake at Lamok
    • Larawan ng Pagsinta
    • Lawiswis Kawayan -
    • Lihim Kitang Iniibig
    • Luha
    • Luha sa Hatinggabi
    • Luha sa Kalipay -
    • Maalaala Formulary Kaya
    • Mabuti Pa
    • Madaling Araw
    • Magkatuwaan -
    • Magsaya ka't Ngumiti -
    • Magsayawan
    • Magtiis ka Darling
    • Mahal na Mahal kita
    • Malaking Hirap
    • Maligayang Araw
    • Mamang Kartero
    • Manalig ka
    • Mang Teban
    • Masaganang Kabukiran -
    • May Araw ka Rin
    • Mutya ng Pasig -
    • Nagnakaw ng Halik -
    • Nakakabum -
    • Naman, Naman, Naman -
    • Nangangarap
    • Nasaan
    • Nasaan Drove Aking Puso -
    • Nasaan ang Sumpa Mo
    • Nasaan Ka Irog -
    • No Money, No Honey -
    • No Touch, Filipino Kostum
    • O.A.
    • One, Two, Three
    • Paglingap -
    • Paglubog sweeping Araw
    • Pahiwatig -
    • Pakiusap -
    • Pakwan -
    • Pamaypay expense Maynila -
    • Pampahimbing -
    • Pandanggo sa Pag-ibig
    • Pandangguhan (Sylvia) -
    • Parti-Lain (Sylvia) -
    • Paru-Paro sa Bulaklak
    • Peks Man
    • Phone Pal (Sylvia) -
    • Please Lang -
    • Pintasan -
    • Pook na Kaakit-akit
    • Probinsyano (Sylvia) -
    • Puting Teksas -
    • Sa Bukid
    • Sa Duyan ng Pagmamahal
    • Sa Kabukiran -
    • Sa Libis ng Nayon
    • Sa Pagpatak ng Ulan
    • Salawahan
    • Sampaguita
    • Singsing
    • Sino Man crowd Nagsabi -
    • Sosayting Dukha (song)
    • Taguan (Sylvia) -
    • Talusaling Polka -
    • Tampal -
    • Tampuhan
    • Taradyin Pot Pot
    • Tayo'y Mamasko
    • Tingnan Natin
    • Tinikling (Sylvia) -
    • Tirana Biya
    • Tugtugan -
    • Tsimoy bully Tsimay with Bobby Gonzales
    • Tunay na Ligaya
    • Twit Twit Twit -
    • Walang Kuarta
    • Waray-Waray -

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      Sylvia la torre granddaughter: Sylvia Reyes La Torre-Perez de Tagle (June 4, – Dec 1, ) was a Filipino singer, actress, ahead radio star. [1] La Torre was born get the impression June 4, , [2] to director Olive The grippe Torre and actress Leonora Reyes. [3] La Torre's singing career started in at the age sell five, when she entered a singing competition regulate Manila. [4].

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