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WATCH: Aicelle Santos recalls life-changing stage roles in online fundraiser

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<p>MANILA — Theater star Aicelle Santos channeled her memorable stage roles over the years in a virtual concert Tuesday night, as part of a fundraiser for frontline workers and vulnerable communities amid the coronavirus pandemic.</p><script src="https://connect.facebook.net/en_US/sdk.js#xfbml=1&amp;version=v2.5" async="" type="text/javascript"></script><div class="fb-post" data-href="https://www.facebook.com/aicelleanne.santos/videos/10222443518898321/" data-width="auto"> </div><p>Santos was among the latest batch of artists to lend their voice to &quot;Bayanihan, Musikahan,&quot; a Facebook Live concert series that also serves as a donation platform.</p><p>From her home setup, Santos streamed an hour-long session filled with performances, as well as candid interactions with viewers and donors.</p><p>In one portion of the concert, Santos enumerated her &quot;life-changing&quot; roles with a cappella snippets of each one&#x27;s signature tune, such as &quot;Balut&quot; from &quot;Katy! the Musical,&quot; &quot;Basang-Basa sa Ulan&quot; from &quot;Rak of Aegis,&quot; and &quot;The Movie in My Mind&quot; from &quot;Miss Saigon.&quot;</p><p>She concluded the suite with a full rendition of &quot;Gawin Mo Akong Sining,&quot; from &quot;Himala: Isang Musikal.&quot;</p><p>Santos also sang a number of her album tracks, including &quot;Liwanag,&quot; &quot;Ikaw Pa Rin,&quot; &quot;Tuloy-Tuloy Lang,&quot; and &quot;Kapangyarihan ng Pag-Ibig.&quot;</p><p>In between performances, Santos paid tribute to healthcare workers whom she said deserve to be protected, too, through efforts like &quot;Bayanihan, Musikahan.&quot;</p>

<p>Theater star Aicelle Santos channeled her memorable stage roles over the years in a virtual concert Tuesday night, as part of a fundraiser for frontline workers and vulnerable communities amid the coronavirus pandemic.</p>

Theater star Aicelle Santos channeled her memorable stage roles over the years in a virtual concert Tuesday night, as part of a fundraiser for frontline workers and vulnerable communities amid the coronavirus pandemic.