But not all kuyas start out the same. Some learn to become one while others are simply destined to be one. For someone like Daniel Razon, his being a kuya was an apparent gift that transcended his age.

Various public service projects were launched by Daniel Razon through his television programs all geared toward helping so many poor Filipinos.

It was a year following the historic 1986 EDSA revolution when a talented, truthful, and God-fearing journalist graduated with a degree in Mass Communications, major in broadcasting at the Centro Escolar University in the Philippines. It can be said that it was because of him that Philippine journalism gained someone with innovative ideas and a taste for truth.

A man with a voice as handsome as his disposition is blessed indeed. And because Daniel knows that blessings are meant to be shared, he makes heard his singing abilities not for fame

Amidst various impeccable photographs on display, hundreds of people stood still, listening to the photographer whose masterpieces are laid out for all to see. The photographer smiled, and the warmth in his voice made his presence on stage even more endearing.

Being a journalist himself, Daniel knows the plight of the honest journalist. These courageous souls fight for truth, justice and the freedom of our country. And in his small way, Daniel helps the families of those who help protect our constitution and the people it stands for.

History is best known for one thing: its ability to repeat itself. And since Daniel Razon has fathered many great ideas that glittered and made their way to human consciousness in the past, it is normal to expect equally great ideas to surface from this man.

Child Orator Born in Bulacan on October 11, 1967, Daniel Razon was reared in a close-knit, religious family. Taught to read at an early age, he was already reciting poems […]