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Ricky Lee tells Kyline Alcantara after reading at his book launch: 'You were wonderful!'
National Artist Ricky Lee personally selected several artists, including Michael V, Jolina Magdangal, Judy Ann Santos, Jericho Rosales, and Kyline Alcantara, to interpret excerpts from his newly launched books, Agaw-Tingin and Pinilakang Tabing, at the Manila International Book Fair 2025.
The event also featured musical performances by Dulce and Arman Ferrer.
Judy Ann Santos reflected on the timeless and tragic relevance of Lee's stories to contemporary society, noting that 'things have even gotten worse' and those in positions of power 'don't seem to have any conscience anymore.'
Santos also expressed her gratitude to Lee for entrusting her with the role of 'Sabel,' which marked a significant turning point in her career.
Kyline Alcantara expressed her gratitude to Lee, stating that his works serve as a great inspiration and reflect society and human emotions.
Ricky Lee thanked Alcantara for her reading, telling her, 'You were wonderful!' and acknowledging her talent.
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