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Andrea Montero | |
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| Born | Bingbing November 24, 1974 Catanduanes, Philippines |
| Other names | Mary |
| Occupation(s) | Singer, actor, Comedienne, Head of Marketing |
| Years active | 1997–present |
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Biography[edit]
A veteran Five Star Hotel Singer, a recording artist of Bicol hit Sa Gitna Nin Kasakitan. The longest-running sponsor Of Bicol Star TV.
Started singing at 8 years old. Her first singing career started at The Manila Peninsula Hotel Makati. She became a regular solo performer for several consecutive years with Las Guitaras Band featuring Bossa Nova Songs, Classic.
She guested at Shangri-La Plaza Hotel several times for exclusive shows and invitations.
After singing at five-star hotels she shifted to being a Singing Comedienne. She sang for consecutive 17 years as freelancer artist. As a singer she was highly recognized as the funniest to perform on stage all over the country.
Andrea Montero is currently working as Head Of Marketing of a full-service consulting firm in California.
Discography[edit]
As a featured artist[edit]
- "Super Ferry Solo Performer" Featured Artist (1997)
- "Manila Peninsula Hotel" with Las Guitaras (1997 - 1999)
- "Shangrila Hotel" with UP Batch 82 Reunion (1998)
- "Metropolitan Club Manila" Featured Artist (1998)
- "Manila Southwoods Golf Tournament" with President Fidel Ramos Team (1998)
- "Hacienda Ayala Sobel" with Tony Boy Cojuangco & Gretchen Baretto (1998)
- "Camp Crame (Military Generals of the Philippines)" with Jaime Fabregas (1999)
- "San Carlos, Pangasinan Main Event" with Jeffrey Santos, Zoren Legaspi, & FPJ (1999)
- "Urbiz Tondo, Pangasinan Main Event" Featured Artist (1999)
- "San Fernando, Pampanga Main Event" with Isabel Granada (1999)
- "Palarong Bicol" with Rez Cortez & Nora Aunor (2000)
- "Tarlac Main Event Plaza Miranda" with Joko Diaz (2000)
- "La Comedia" with Alan K & Camille Roxas (2000)
- "Infanta Quezon Main Event" with Jeffrey Santos, Ace Espinosa, & Gabriella (2001)
- "Busuanga, Palawan" with Jackston 2 (2002)
- "Club Filipino" with Stella Ruiz & Eddie Garcia (2002)
Filmography[edit]
Film[edit]
| Year | Title | Role | Production company |
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| 2001 | Basagan ng mukha | MMG Entertainment International |
Television[edit]
| Year | Title | Role | Network |
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| 2013 | Unforgettable | Office Executive | GMA Network |
| 2015 | Rated-K (Chichacorn) | Clemencia "Menchy" Padre | ABS CBN |