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Hey there! I'm Dianne Raye N. Siat, hanging out in Section A126 and diving into the world of Entertainment Multimedia and Computing. Yep, I made a detour from Engineering over at NDDU because, you know, sometimes you gotta follow where the excitement takes you! Super stoked to be here and ready to rock this creative journey. 🚀✨ Let's chat all things multimedia and computing – it's gonna be a blast! 😄

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I love the diversity and creativity of Filipino music, from modern pop, rock and hip hop. Some of my favorite OPM artists include Ben&Ben, Eraserheads, and Sunkissed lola.

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I enjoy attending Filipino festivals, which are a celebration of Filipino culture and heritage. Some of my favorite Filipino festivals include the Sinulog Festival in Cebu, and Tuna Festival here in Gensan

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Food is something I reallllly really enjoy. I like to experiment dishes such as experimenting the dish adobo. I am still in the process of tinkering the procedure until I get the best recipe. Some Filipino food I enjoy is dessert!

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Filipino fashion is a unique and vibrant blend of traditional and modern influences, resulting in a style that is both stylish and creative. Some of my favorite Filipino fashion brands include Bench, Penshoppe, and Kamiseta.

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Lupang Hinirang, oil on canvas, Juanito Torres 20202

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Filipino art is rich and diverse, with a long history dating back to pre-colonial times. Filipino artists have been inspired by a variety of influences, including traditional Filipino culture, Spanish colonial rule, and American colonization. Some of the most famous Filipino artists include Fernando Amorsolo, Vicente Manansala, and Benedicto Cabrera.

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I love Filipino music, also known as OPM. It's so diverse, there's something for everyone. I love the soulful ballads of Moira Dela Torre and the upbeat indie-folk music of SunKissed Lola. OPM artists aren't afraid to experiment with different genres and styles, which creates a truly unique and innovative sound. I also appreciate the meaningful lyrics of OPM songs. Many songs tell stories about love, loss, hope, and resilience. They can be both heartbreaking and uplifting, and they often resonate with me on a personal level.

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I'm always amazed by the talent of Filipino performers. They're not only talented singers and musicians, but they're also entertainers. They know how to put on a show and connect with their audience.

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Filipino music can promote cultural understanding and appreciation. OPM songs often incorporate traditional Filipino elements, such as folk melodies and indigenous instruments. This can help to introduce people to Filipino culture and promote a sense of national pride.

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It promotes healing and reconciliation. OPM songs can provide comfort and support to people who are going through difficult times. They can also help to bridge the gap between different cultures and communities.

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The Uses and Gratifications Theory posits that people use media to satisfy a variety of needs, such as information, entertainment, personal relationships, and identity. Philippine Pop Culture (PPC) can fulfill these needs in a number of ways.

For example, PPC can provide information about social issues such as poverty and inequality. OPM songs such as "Hindi Tayo Pwede" by Eraserheads and "Tatsulok" by Apl.de.Ap have raised awareness about these issues and have inspired people to take action. CPPC can also provide entertainment and escape for millions of Filipinos. Movies and TV shows such as "Ang Probinsyano" and "On the Wings of Love" offer a glimpse into Filipino culture and values, and they help to connect Filipinos with each other.

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PPC can also help people build personal relationships and develop their identities. OPM artists such as Sarah Geronimo and Ben&Ben have used their platforms to build relationships with their fans. They regularly interact with their fans on social media and through live performances. They also use their platforms to promote social change and to inspire their fans to make a difference in the world. Additionally, OPM music and fashion have helped to shape the identity of Filipino youth. OPM artists such as Moira Dela Torre and SunKissed Lola have created music that reflects the experiences and values of Filipino youth. OPM fashion brands such as Bench and Penshoppe have created clothing that is stylish and affordable, and that reflects the unique Filipino sense of style.