Ric Segreto

Ric Segreto

Side A
Give Me A Chance
Don't Know What To Say
Angela
Come Back To Me
Kahit Kongting Pagtingin

Side B
Loving You
Do Ya, Do Ya Ever, Do Ya?
Stay
Hold On To My Love
Nang Dahil Sa Iyo



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Man of The Hour

Side A
Man of The Hour
Since You Said Goodbye
Slippin' Away
Even Just Once More
Labis Din Kaya?

Side B
Touched By The Rainbow
I Need You
I Though She Was You
All I Wanna Do
Dasal 


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Ric Segreto (September 27, 1952 - September 6, 1998) born Richard Vincent Segreto Macaraeg, was a Filipino Italian-American recording artist, singer-songwriter, actor, teacher, journalist and historian who became popular in the Philippines.

Both Ric's parents' love for music influenced his interest in music and singing. The family moved to the Philippines in 1957, where his father set up a physician's practice. Ric went to Lourdes school in Quezon City. In 1959, the family moved to Guam, where growing up in a milder environment furthered Ric's interest in the performing arts. Ric played in rock bands with his brother and with the grandsons of Filipino composer Nicanor Abelardo. At the ages of 12 and 13, The Asteroids, Ric's band members, played military bars.

Ric was then sent back to the Philippines to attend high school at the Ateneo de Manila. While there he became friends immediately with Jim Paredes, who later became a member of The Apo Hiking Society. After a year at Ateneo, Ric returned to Guam. He then formed a band that included his brother called the Salvation Army, singing and playing all over the island every weekend till he finished out his high school. Going to college made Ric look to the States and choosing Creighton University in Omaha, Nebraska, he majored in history. During his college years, Ric played in bar bands for military service men in Bellevue, Nebraska (home to Offutt Air Force Base) and acted in college play

After graduation in 1974, he toured the US with a show band, singing and playing bass guitar at Mountain Shadows in Scottsdale, Arizona, Harvey's in Reno and clubs in Las Vegas, Nevada. Meeting up with another show band bound for Japan out of San Diego, California, Ric played for Japanese audiences during the early 80's.

Yearning to reconnect with his Filipino roots, Ric left Japan and went to the Philippines. He played in a few clubs singing until he was discovered by VICOR record company. His first hit "Kahit Konting Pagtingin" was an immediate favorite and launched his career as a Filipino recording artist. Performing many concerts, TV appearances around the world.



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