In the beginning... It all started around July 1998. Ganns was part of an R&B group called ReVerse (which eventually renamed itself as Release). He was a fresh graduate from the Ateneo de Manila, and had landed a job at the De La Salle University and St. Scholastica's College, teaching English. Cathy, meanwhile, was a teacher at the De La Salle University, where she taught and from where she graduated with a degree in psychology. Gerald Dimailig, a good friend of Ganns', had a girlfriend at the time named Christine Gonsalvo, who, it turns out, was a good friend of Cathy's. Christine brought Cathy to a Release concert at the Music Museum, where she spotted Ganns playing keyboards. She found him cute (and will deny it to this day), but found the drummer, Mike Constantino, even cuter. |
Ger and Christine matched the two up by sending Ganns to visit Caths at DLSU's Psychology Department, which was only a floor above the English Languages Department, where Ganns worked as a part-time teacher. The two went to the now-closed L.A. Yaki restaurant in University Mall beside DLSU. Ganns remembers the foreshadowing. "I really liked her," he says, "but I have to admit the food wasn't so good. I ordered oysters and it ruined my tummy." Ganns and Cathy hit it off 1 2 3 4 5 |
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A ticket from the original Music Museum concert. |
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