Indonesian Community Reaches Out to Haiyan Victims
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San Francisco movie and musical artists, Sher Santosa and Jeff Mamora, were the masters of ceremonies for the Music for Love Benefit Concert.
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Yoyon Sulistyono was the first performer in a long lineup of musicians for the concert.
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Sri Rahayu, of Indusa Food Catering, poses with her daughter at the food bazaar for the concert. Indusa Food is based in Los Angeles.
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Daryl Oft, of Living Waters International in Arizona, spoke about his recent trip to Tacloban, Philippines, and the efforts being done to save typhoon victims.
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Daniel Ribowo, chief officer of Indonesia for the World, went up on stage with his stage managers and other volunteers to acknowledge their efforts in putting the concert together.
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Max Band plays for the entertainment of the crowd at the benefit concert.
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Filipino-American artist Banjo Romawac performed Bob Marley's "Redemption Song."
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Wilma Bautista, from the Philippine Consulate General, shared a few words with the audience.
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The Indonesian-American Association performed a traditional Indonesian dance. Later, the concert also featured a traditional Philippine dance.
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Farid Tarangan represented FoodTube.net at the food bazaar for the concert.
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Rohmat Mulyana, his wife Hatinah, and Firdos Shaleh posed with their catered food at the bazaar.
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