So Lit! (An Audio Cast by Paul Zyrics A. Mamaradlo)

So Lit! 

    In this episode of SO LIT, we will talk about a spoken word poetry piece entitled Naniniwala ako, written and performed by Juan Miguel Severo. Afterwards, our ka-bonding, Paul Mamaradlo, will talk about why he believes this literary piece could be a potential world literature. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the first and final episode! Stay hydrated! 😎👌


A link is also attached here in case the video became unavailable.

Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GRLO5HniCrL8Zw2C5ezx88TkXNQokrV0/view?usp=sharing









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