Philippine Star September 25, 2016

Philippine Star September 25, 2016

News/Magazine Article: Classic Charito

Ang Langit sa Lupa (1969)
Luha sa Karimlan (1968)

After winning Asia's Best Actress award for Dahil Sa Isang Bulaklak, Charito Solis topbilled two other heavy drama, Luha sa Karimlan (1968) and Ang Langit sa Lupa (1969).
Nepomuceno Productions, then her home studio, billed the dramas as a 'trilogy of immortal film classics.'
Before and after Dahil sa Isang Bulaklak, Charito won many other trophies for Best Actress and Best Supporting from Urian, Famas, Metro Manila Film Festival, Catholic Mass Media Awards, Film Academy of the Philippines.

(source: The Philippines Star March 30, 2014/ Remember When? From the Collection of Danny Dolor)

News/Magazine Article

A column entitled Remember When? by Danny Dolor in The Philippine Star featured Ms Charito Solis (Charito with Sampaguita stars and in Igorota). This appeared last October 6 which coincide the birth anniversary of Ms Solis.

25 Loveliest Faces In The Philippine Showbiz

                 I just found this old YES magazine on top of our table...akalain mo! :-)
 

 25 Loveliest Faces In The Philippine Showbiz

Charito Solis 

She was with her near-perfect face, luminous. Passionate and tempestuous in life as in her art, she reigned as drama queen at LVN, where she was a favorite of the studio matriarch, Dona Sisang de Leon. A shy provincial girl when launched in the title role Nina Bonita, she developed into a formidable actress, sensual and ravishing. A true icon of Philippine cinema, she is one of its most highly honored actresses.
----Yes Magazine Jan-Feb 2004/Text by Jose Javier Reyes and Mel Chionglo

Charito Solis: She Disliked Pain Of Parting

On Jan 9, 1998 (the Feast of The Black Nazarene), Ms Charito Solis died from cardiac arrest (age 62) at Calamba Medical Center in Laguna.

An article entitled:
Charito Solis: She Disliked Pain Of Parting
by:Leah Salterio Gatdula
was published in the newpaper:
Philippine Daily Inquirer
Jan 11, 1998