OF CELEBRITY FATHERS & THEIR CHILDREN

OF CELEBRITY FATHERS & THEIR CHILDREN

 

          Seldom do you see celebrity fathers and their children on the covers of magazines, except on special occasions like Father’s Day, or when they are really worth to be on the covers. Here are some of them.

 

Comedy king Dolphy

and his son Vandolph (by Alma Moreno).

Celebrity World, December 19, 1994 and January 1, 1996

Singer-songwriter Freddie Aguilar

and his daughter Maegan (by Josephine Queipo).

Celebrity World, October 9, 1995

  

Michael de Mesa

and his son Ryan Eigenmann (by Gina Alajar),

and Mark Gil (1961-2014)

and his Gabby Eigenmann (by Irene Celebre).

Mr. & Ms., December 15, 1998





Dingdong Dantes

and his daughter Zia (by Marian Rivera).

Esquire Philippines, June 2017





Tycoon John Gokongwei

and his son Lance (by Elizabeth Yu).

Asiaweek, April 4, 1997



Richard Gomez

and his daughter Juliana (by Lucy Torres).

MOD, June 16, 2006



PBA player Doug Kramer

and his children Kendra, Scarlett and Gavin (by Cheska Garcia)

Esquire Philippines, June 2017



GO TO MOTHER'S DAY                                                                                          NEXT

 

 

An Education on Philippine Endangered Species Part VI (Wonders from Deep and Shallow Waters)



Celebrity World Vol. 4 No. 217, October 9, 1995
On the cover: Freddie Aguilar and daughter Maegan Aquilar
 

Part VI of my 1995 Science and Technology Award-winning 9-part special feature “An Education on Philippine Endangered Species” subtitled “Wonders from Deep and Shallow Waters.”

Part I – “Paradise Lost, Can it be Regained?” (September 4, 1995)

Part II – “Biodiversity in an Hourglass” (September 11)
Part III – “When Trees Fall to the Ground” (September 18)
Part IV – “Cries from the Wild” (September 24)
Part V – “Saga of the Reptilian Kind” (October 2)
Part VI – “Wonders from Deep and Shallow Waters” (October 9)
Part VII – “Saving Our Marine Forest and Wildlife” (October 16)
Part VIII – “The Deflowering of the Wild Flowers” (October 23)
Part IX – “On the Wings of Hope and Unity” (October 30)

“He gathered the water of the sea into a heap. He made the great ocean stay in its place. All the earth should worship the LORD; the whole world should fear Him.” – Psalms 33:7-8, The Everyday Bible, New Century Version.

February 5



FEBRUARY 5

United Komiks Magasin Blg. 04, Pebrero 5, 1966

On the Cover: Pablo S. Gomez’s komiks novel “Timbuktu”

 

SULYAP SA NAKARAAN

Ang magazine na Liwayway noong panahon ng Japanese Occupation (Pebrero 5, 1944).
Tampok sa harapang pabalat ang pagsasalarawan ng pagtatanim ng gulay sa loob ng bakuran
bilang paraan ng ikabubuhay.
Tampok sa likurang pabalat ang isang pelikulang Hapon, Young Eagles,
na takdang ipalabas sa mga sinehang Ideal at Lyric sa Pebrero 9, 1944.

Pebrero 5 sa Kasaysayan ng Pilipinas

          Matapos makipagkutsabahan ang mga Amerikano sa mga Kastila sa kunwa-kunwariang “Battle of Manila Bay” noong Mayo 1, 1898, kung saan sa mga Amerikano sumuko ang mga Kastila noong December 10, 1898, gayong nagapi na sila ng Hukbo ni Aguinaldo noon pang Hunyo 9, 1898. Ang mga pangyayaring ito at ang pataksil na pamamaril ng mga Amerikano sa mga sundalong Filipino sa San Juan del Monte Bridge, noong Pebrero 4, 1899, ang naging mitsa ng Philippine-American War. Tinangka ni General Emilio Aguinaldo (1869-1964) na makipagpayapaan kay General Elwell Otis (1838-1909), noong Pebrero 5, 1899, subalit tumanggi itong magkaroon ng truce. Kaya napilitang magpahayag si General Aguinaldo ng “state of war” laban sa mga Amerikano. Batay sa pahayag ni General Otis: “Ang paglalaban, dahil nagsimula na, ay dapat magpatuloy hanggang sa malagim na wakas.” Ang Philippine-American War ay higit pang naging madugo kaysa sa Spanish-American War.

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          Noong Pebrero 5, 1921, itinatag ang National Federation of Women’s Club. Ang layon ng samahan ay ang pagpapalawak ng karapatang pampulitika ng mga kababaihang Filipino.

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Personalities and celebrities born on February 5:

1857 – Aguedo Velarde, delegate to the Malolos Congress, and member of the first and third Philippine Legislature – in Bulacan, Bulacan. (d. December 22, 1913)

1918 – Stevan Javellana, lawyer and author of the novel Without Seeing the Dawn (1947) – in La Paz, Iloilo (d. 1977)

1925 – Panchito Alba (real name Alfonso Discher Tagle Sr), award-winning actor and comedian – in Paco, Manila. (d. December 18, 1995)

Picture of Panchito in his mid-20s.

1953 – Ferdinand “Freddie” Pascual Aguilar, singer, musician and songwriter – in Isabela.

Freddie Aguilar on the cover of his top hit song “Anak” 45 record.

 

1962 – Martin Nievera (full name Martin Ramon Razon Nievera), singer, songwriter and actor – in Manila.

Martin Nievera (with Zsa Zsa Padilla)
on the cover of Savvy (February 23, 1998)

 

1989 – Cristine Reyes (full name Ara Maria Cristine Pascual Reyes), actress and model – in Marikina City, Metro Manila.

Cristine Reyes
on the covers of Maxim Philippines (December 2008), Bannawag (August 8, 2011) and MOD (May 2012).



Two NPA combatants on the cover of
Time (February 5, 2007).
Cover photo by Philip Blenkinsop and
story by Andrew Marshall.

Larawang Tribiya

          Sa Wikang Pilipino, ang New People’s Army o N.P.A. ay “Bagong Hukbong Bayan.” Pero alam niyo ba na kapag isina-English naman ang pangalan ng samahang “Bagong Alyansang Makabayan,” ito ay New Patriotic Alliance na kung dadaglatin ay N.P.A. rin!

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