Geneva Cruz and Gerald Santos paid a courtesy call at the Embassy of the Philippines in Papua New Guinea ahead of their upcoming show, ‘Pinoy Pride Night.’
In an Instagram post on Friday, Oct. 17, Santos shared photos of their visit and expressed gratitude to the embassy staff for their hospitality.
‘Had a courtesy call here at the Embassy of the Philippines in Papua New Guinea! Thank you to Consul Jom Sadie and the rest of the Embassy staff for the warm welcome!’ he wrote.
The ‘Pinoy Pride Night’ event on Saturday night, Oct. 18, in Papua New Guinea will feature performances from Cruz and Santos, to highlight Filipino music and culture.
Cruz recently joined hundreds of Smokey Mountain residents in Manila to oppose the government’s planned waste-to-energy (WTE) incineration project in the area.
The singer-actress rose to fame in the 1990s as a member of the group Smokey Mountain and is known for such hits as ‘Anak ng Pasig’ and ‘Kailan.’
Santos, meanwhile, gained prominence after winning ‘Pinoy Pop Superstar’ in 2006 and has since built a career in music and theater, notably portraying Thuy in the international production of ‘Miss Saigon.’