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History Of Nora Aunor
Written by (Montemayor, 2014) “He has found her guilty by presidential fiat”. The highest award given to an individual in the Philippines is the National Artist award. It is given to an individual who contributed a lot in the artistry of the Philippines. The artistry of the Philippines is divided into different category which is dance, music, visual arts, literature, architecture, theatre, film and broadcast arts. We can categorize Nora Aunor’s artistry in theatre or film and broadcast arts and in singing. Nora Aunor contributed a lot to our artistry. She received different nominations and won different awards internationally and locally. These nominations and awards that she won proves her being a good actress and we cannot deny that she really …show more content…
Nora Aunor was very talented; she has a good talent in singing, and can act only using her eyes to express the feeling that she had inside her heart. She was a result of her own experiences in her life, she did not even studied how to act the she acts, she just practices her talent during film makings (Contreras, 2014, par. 5) This is why President NoyNoy cannot just disregard her in being a National Artist, and because of this Filipinos collected 1 Million signatures to name Nora Aunor as “Peoples National Artist” (Dioquino, 2014, par. 1). Furthermore, Nora Aunor started the changes on our current artist’s generation by being an inspiration to them for what she did and on how she …show more content…
It is not right to base if she will not become a National Artist on what had happened to her before (Montemayor, 2014, par. 5). This experience for Nora Aunor may lessen her self-confidence if she will be nominated again in a certain award, because she might think that what had happened to her before can be used to her so that she cannot win the award. She may feel guilt inside her for what had happened to her before. Nevertheless, the National Artist award has its own objectives or categories that will be used to judge a person if she is qualified on being a National
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