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Lea Salonga sings One Voice by Barry Manilow live in concert

PhilippinesPublished July 10, 2006

Views 195K  |  Likes 688  |  Comments 59
Views#3,083,441Global
Views#12,580Philippines

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15.5K subs•269 videos•May 2006

This video has 195K views and 688 likes, ranking #3,083,441 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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195,086

Likes

688

Comments

59

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Total (all-time): $137 – $390

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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This is one of my favorite songs sung by Lea Salonga in one of her many, many concerts. Originally sung in acapella by Barry Manilow, Lea's rendition of this modern classic showcases the song's new brilliant arrangement done by Lea's brother Gerard, who was also her conductor in the concert, and of course her marvelous…

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July 10, 2006
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