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A Will to Dream

A former ballet star in the Philippines, Luther Perez surrendered his US Green Card to teach dance to underprivileged children and youth in urban poor districts in Quezon City. He wanted to continue the heroic work started by his close friend, Eddie Elejar, and late domestic partner, Tony Fabella, of empowering the marginalized through ballet.

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  • Luther Perez

    Luther Perez

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  • Eddie Elejar

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  • Tony Fabella

    Tony Fabella

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  • Dax Echipare

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  • Justin Bonganciso

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  • Princess Verona

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  • Raprap Daton

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A former ballet star in the Philippines, Luther Perez surrendered his US Green Card to teach dance to underprivileged children and youth in urban poor districts in Quezon City. He wanted to continue the heroic work started by his close friend, Eddie Elejar, and late domestic partner, Tony Fabella, of empowering the marginalized through ballet.

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