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Conquering Tourette Syndrome

Barnuevo (in yellow) played the keyboards for defunct band 3rd Avenue By KARMELA GABRIELLE TORDECILLA GOOGLE Marlon Barnuevo and you will come across a music video uploaded on YouTube in 2007. The song is called “Aking Hiling” by six-piece local band 3rd Avenue. Pause the video at 0:57. That’s him playing the keyboard. Google Marlon Barnuevo

By verafiles

Jan 28, 2013

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Barnuevo (in yellow) played the keyboards for defunct band 3rd Avenue
Barnuevo (in yellow) played the keyboards for defunct band 3rd Avenue

By KARMELA GABRIELLE TORDECILLA

GOOGLE Marlon Barnuevo and you will come across a music video uploaded on YouTube in 2007. The song is called “Aking Hiling” by six-piece local band 3rd Avenue. Pause the video at 0:57. That’s him playing the keyboard.

Google Marlon Barnuevo and you will surely come across a video called “Tourette Syndrome Testimonial.” Click it. Hear his story.

The real Marlon Barnuevo, a graduate of the De La Salle-College of St. Benilde, now works there as an Industrial Design instructor. When he’s not teaching, he plays gigs in music bars and composes music in his home-based recording studio.

Every first day of classes, 32-year-old Barnuevo tells his students that he has Tourette Syndrome (TS) to “avoid further complications.”

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