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Writer and poet Pablo Tariman passes away
Veteran journalist, poet, music writer, and author Pablo Tariman passed away at the age of 76.
His grandson, Emmanuel Acosta, confirmed that Tariman died on Thursday afternoon at Rizal Medical Center.
Throughout his career, Tariman received numerous awards, including the Graphic Salute Award for Fiction and Poetry at the Nick Joaquin Literary Awards in August 2025.
His notable works include the poetry anthology "Love, Life and Loss: Poems During the Pandemic" and "The Best Asian Poetry 2021-22."
One of his poems, "Ode to Frontliners," was immortalized as a marker at Pasig City's Plaza Familia.
Tariman was also recognized for his contributions to the performing arts by the Aliw Awards and was named an outstanding citizen in Iloilo City, Pasig City, and Legazpi City.
He is the father of the late rebel-poet Kerima Tariman, and continued to honor her memory and advocacy through his works.
Shortly before his death, an online fundraiser was initiated by his peers to help with his hospital bills.
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