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After Martial Law, Magpayo became the first-ever anchor of the then reopened DZMM 630, but after a few years, she transferred to DZRH. There, she continued radio shows until she had total airtime of nearly seven decades, rightfully earning the title "First Lady of Philippine Radio." Even as an
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for keeping her dedication, integrity, and professionalism. She was supposed to receive the Gawad Saguisag Quezon award; instead, her relatives accepted the award in her place. The award pays tribute to her over 60 years in Philippine broadcasting.
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Magpayo was also a popular newscaster, commentator, radio dramatist, writer, and producer during her time. She came to be recognized as the "First Lady of Philippine Radio" due to her prominence in the broadcasting industry.
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Magpayo worked in theater, radio, film, and television. Her career in broadcasting started when she was about 18 years old, after she joined radio comedians
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The many awards Magpayo received for her contributions to the Philippine broadcast industry include the Pama-As Gintong Bai award from the
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and took up Foreign Service, but later shifted to another course. Magpayo graduated from FEU in 1950 with a degree in Political Science.
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known for her counselling programs. She who debuted in the 1950s and was among the first wave of broadcasters who popularized
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music. While anchoring said radio show on the evening of August 30, 2008, she suffered a stroke and was rushed to the
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whilst American music still dominated the Philippine airwaves following the country's liberation from the
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Throughout her career, Magpayo pushed for educating people on the correct and proper usage of the
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in September 1972, though not long after, she continued to host her program, this time over
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At the age of 87, Magpayo was still a regular anchor of the DZRH radio program
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Magpayo also acted professionally and was a leading lady to Ángel Esmeralda,
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as a group singer. She got her first counselling program on radio station
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and Larry Santiago Productions. Among the films, she appeared in was
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Magpayo was married to Colonel Leonor Reyes Sr., a veteran of the
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Inquirer.net, December 25, 1999 (retrieved on August 8, 2007).
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on October 6, 1953. She eventually transferred to the
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Fidela "Tiya Dely" Magpayo
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Malate, Manila
Insular Government of the Philippine Islands
Manila Doctors Hospital
Ermita, Manila
Radio broadcaster
Radio broadcasting
radio broadcaster
Filipino music
United States
World War II
Manuel Roxas
Vice President
Elpidio Quirino
Far Eastern University
Andoy Balunbalunan
Dely Atay-Atayan
DZRH
LĂłpez family
DZMM
DZXL
imposition
Martial Law
RPN
octogenarian
Pugo and Togo
Manila Grand Opera House
Sampaguita Pictures

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