Pinoy music icons, musicians rave 'FANNY: The Right to Rock' docu

The music documentary about long-forgotten ladies of rock-and-roll is coming to select theaters on September 7

Raimund Marasigan praises “FANNY: The Right to Rock” for telling the untold story of the Filipina-led rock band in the 70s. 

Music documentary FANNY: The Right to Rock has earned rave reviews from Filipino music icons Raimund Marasigan of the Eraserheads, and Boboy Garovillo and Jim Paredes of the APO Hiking Society, as well as contemporary rock musicians Jazz Nicolas of Itchyworms and Caren Tevanny of General Luna.

“It’s very powerful and inspiring. I hope to hear more of them and meet all of them,” Marasigan said during the exclusive advance screening of the documentary. “FANNY is very funny,” he added.

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In the 5 years that we have been in operation, AOR’s successes and achievements have exceeded all expectations. In 2011, we were awarded the Promising SME 500 2012 from Small Medium Business Association (SMBA), Singapore. We distinguish ourselves from many other music institutions by ensuring that our teachers are internationally certified to conduct music lessons. It is part of AOR’s culture to expose students to a diverse range of musical experiences as such our students are given opportunities to perform at world-class art venues locally as well as abroad.