66 entries.
Rochelle Tapire
from
Busselton,Western Australia
wrote on December 29, 2015
at
9:09 am
Love his songs so much.
Mira pascual
from
Qatar/tarlac
wrote on December 11, 2015
at
11:13 pm
Rodel is 20 yrs older than me,kaya nung kapanahunan nya medyo iba pa ang pinagkakaabalahan ko, ngaun ako naiinis sana naging magkasing edad na lang kami e d sana noon pa nkilala ko na sya.pero cge ok lang sa reality na lang tayo..wala na sya pero buhay na buhay pa rin sya sa puso ko dahil sa mga kanta at videos nya (thanks ms.Delia)I have my own copy of the book and the CD 's nabili mismo yon kay ms.rosalie naval memije.ang saya saya ko kc may personal touch from one of the sisters ni rodel..
Ang sabi dto sa site,ang guestbook is for feedbacks,sensya na po,I just want to express my feelings bout rodel..how he touches my life thru his songs,less homesick ako pag nakikinig at nanonood ako ng videos nya..thanks ody..
Looking forward po sa mga ibang videos at picture..more power sa site na ito.
#rodelpamore
Rey Racelis
from
USA
wrote on December 10, 2015
at
2:54 pm
Rodel combined the good looks of a boy next door, the charm of a well mannered gentleman, the voice of a consummate singer, and the artistic gift of painting what took his fancy with the stroke of a gifted painter. It is amazing how he grew from a simple, lanky boy to a sophisticated and consummate performer that enthralled, first a national audience, and then an international one. The range of his vocal tonality easily defied category---from the haunting, almost crying, grunting semi- baritone to the most defying tenor โlike touches, coupled with a most electrifying ability to hold a note for long stretches of sustained delivery. But outside of the stage, what I find most touching is the evident warmth of relationships he had with his family and likewise, the dedication his siblings had for him and his memory.
His is a life of marked extremes: short but extraordinary success, extraordinary good looks, a superbly good voice, and a devastatingly challenging sickness, which he faced with admirable courage and resignation. I canโt help but think that when he sang โPatawad Amaโ he was really conversing in his own heart with the Eternal Father he had held so long at bay and to whom he was then returning. In so doing, he almost prefigured each one of us who in our journey back to the same Father, we hold that same pull back and forth attitude marked by alternating moments of grace and human failure. But in the end, what shines forth most in Rodelโs life is his steadfast faith in the goodness of that Father to whom he eventually surrendered his all. Your memory stays Rodel!
robert
from
toronto
wrote on December 4, 2015
at
1:42 am
great website!
maya
from
toronto
wrote on December 4, 2015
at
1:40 am
i miss you tito rodel.
Aldy
from
Baguio City
wrote on November 28, 2015
at
4:55 pm
Rodel is my favorite and I love listening to his songs.