KUNG PAANO BINUO AT PAANO NAGSIMULA ANG MAKATI COMMERCIAL CENTER 1950'S-1990'S! | NOONATNGAYONSERIES

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AUGUST 14, 2022
THE MAKATI COMMERCIAL CENTER 1950-1990
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[@kaYoutubero]

SORRY PO, AUGUST 14, 2022 nagkamali lang po please ignore😅☺️✌️✌️

[@nickmartian9527]

Buntong hininga na lang sa napakalaking pagbabago. Family getaway namin noon pa man early 80's. Quad Cinema diyan pa kami dati nanood then kakain sa Jollibee. May mga naitabi pa akong mga lumang damit na nabili namin sa SM noong late 80's up to early 2000. Maraming maraming salamat sir Fern sa lahat ng effort niyo. 🙏🙏🙏

[@quacker143]

Mas maganda sya noon. Prang ngayon medjo magulo na sya tingnan. Dati mas pretigious and sosyal ang dating ng lugar.

[@emsky2011]

madami kami memories sa old mcc since grade school :) we watch movies sa rizal theater and also sa quad :), bought some stuff sa alemars which became gibsons :) grocery sa makati supermarket , food trip sa makati fast food, nag papa record ako ng songs selections sa house of stereo sa quad :) i bring my own cassette tape as always :) roaming around the place there is north mall also doon naman kami nabili ng text books sa goodwill bookstore and check some clothes sa cinderella :) sometimes we watch a variety afternoon show sa glorietta yung open space in front of quad. played some arcade games sa quad park square 1 and of course had fun eating kitty burgers sa gift gate :) :) mahirap lang before pag inabutan ka ng ulan pag baba ng jeep sa kanto ng makati avenue patawid sa ansons emporium but we survived it all :)

[@mylesgarcia4625]

Hindi. What was planned by the Rizal monument in Luneta was the first National Theater of the Philippines, a project of Leonila Garcia (from 1957-1961). But I don't recall them ever planning to call it "Rizal Theater." Tapos, kinuha na lang ng mga Ayala iyong pangalan na iyon for their first cinema in Makati.

[@spoonethix1]

Batang Fort Bonifacio here.. eto yung pasyalan namin nung wala pang BGC. circa 1990s. naabutan ko pa yung Quad pero transition na siya to Glorietta.. ang parkingan namin jan is either park square 1 or yung SM parking sa tapat ng EDSA.. reminiscing the days when we're still kids. ;)

[@ryenanpagulayan]

Thank you po sa pag buhay ng nakaraan ng Makati. From 1983 until 2012 yan ang playground nmn mag kakaibigan. Tears of joy sir. Thank you😇❤️

[@docItchy]

Kuya, I'm a full blooded born and raised Makati citizen...may mga mali po sa mga Sinabi Nyo. Mali po area ng Rizal theater na Sinabi Nyo among others.

[@junjuntoledo8213]

Yung mga design at architecture dati ng mga buildings ay mas madali mong makikilala or matatandaan, at hindi ka maliligaw. Napansin ko mga buildings ngayon, not all, but mostly ay parang mga kahon na malalaki, kaya, nakakalito pag tabi tabi. Wala na masyado mga halaman na nakatanim sa gilid ng mga floors ng buildings, madalas puro salamin😀

[@ryanllagas2432]

Ligaw na ako ngyun dyn 1997 ako nagwork dyn sa glorieta.kung saan paguuwi na ako sa Guadalupe daan ko dyn sa pinagigitnaan ng dusit glorieta quad intercon hotel tapos tawid ng EDSA.dati tagusan ang glorieta to Greenbelt ewan ko lng ngyun

[@evancortez2]

I grew up in Makati in the 70s, we would go to Makati Commercial center all the time, on the weekends, after school - watched many movies in Rizal theater and QUAD theater, tumatambay kami sa Glorietta grandstand - there was a dunkin donuts at the QUAD carpark, also a Kowloon restaurant, sarap ng siopao dun! My friend had her debut at Manila Garden hotel, at yung dating Bricktown arcade may Max's Fried chicken. One of the first McDonalds in the philippines was in the cinderella arcade katapat lang ng QUAD.....so many memories

[@susanherbias52]

The last time I visited Makati was 2017, I went to Landmark but after that I don't know where to go next. I am so lost with all these tall buildings around me. I still remember I saw the movie "Grease" at Rizal theater way back then. Makati commercial used to be a sprawling shopping area lots of parking spaces, but now it seems so crowded and humid with all the noise of cars honking. It's like I'm in a different city. I wish they didn't change the street names like Buendia, Pasong Tamo, etc.but anyway still it was nice to see Makati again, my hometown the place where I grew up. Thanks for your tour.

[@sheryljoybandong3745]

So many memories I miss makati city❤️🥰🙏

[@MARTHYChannelTV]

I remember yr 2004-2006 I am walking most of the time around @ Landmark, and I am working @ Glorietta 4 Cinderalla as Lingerie products. and SM Makati at Maxfactor make up Sales Associate under Rustans Company, and now I am here in Canada. ❤ thanks God I survived. I always love to work there hindi hassle maghanap ng massakyan❤ medyo malapit lang ang lalakarin. Ppasok sa work.

[@ODCyr70]

When I was watching your vlog, I keep on rewinding and pausing the video for me to remember those establishments and buildings that existed in the 60s, 70s and now gone. With your vlog, it gave me a whole picture of what it is now in that area. I felt sad to know that most of the structures, establishments are now gone and it is just the memories of the past to remember. I had so many great memories of the place during the 60s and 70s. The last time that I visited Makati was in 1997 and yet a lot of buildings were erected after that.

[@mariloue7527]

Thank you for featuring the old MCC. It brought back a lot of good memories when I used to go there all the time before I left the Philippines in 1980. The place looks so different now. Kowloon had the best siopao bola bola. Thank you again. 👍👍👍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@edgy8481]

I wouldn't dare go there by myself. I'd be totally lost. My old stomping grounds in the 70s, now gone🙁

[@fcdy0410]

Sir Fern, thank you for featuring in your Vlog the Ayala Center. I've been working in Makati since 1990 up to now and I can only remember vaguely the old Makati Commercial Center during my childhood days when my parents bring me here. Thank you for pointing where the old buildings used to be. God bless you sir and more power. Keep it up.

[@mp-lv8bw]

In the 1970's there was an Alemars bookstore along Ayala Avenue beside Rizal theater and Coronado Lanes bowling alley in front of Makati Supermarket. Madalas ako diyan before I left the Philippines in 1980. I watched The Sound of Music, Saturday Night Fever and many others at Rizal Theater.

[@bongcalugas3544]

Personally i would want the old MCC wherein there are a lot of open spaces inbetween establishments unlike today maybe to others its more convinient due to the fact that everything is link with elevated walkways,,,i miss that open air feeling of roaming around the MCC back in the day.