MANILA — It’s not the "ber" months yet, but veteran singer Jose Mari Chan serenaded a crowd at a mall in Makati with his iconic Christmas hits. It was part of Metrobank’s "holideals ...

MANILA - The Philippine Retailers Association (PRA) is excited for the so-called ‘ber’ months beginning next week which unofficially signals the start of the Christmas season in the country ...

Expected to dominate the airwaves this season is the iconic song “Christmas in Our Hearts” by Jose Mari Chan. Netizens took to Twitter to welcome the "ber" months by posting tweets and memes of the ...

Among Jose Mari Chan’s songs that gets blasted whenever the Ber months come is “Christmas In Our Hearts.” In the podcast, the singer-songwriter reveale it wasn’t actually intended for Christmas. Jose ...

With the "ber" months upon us and paving the way for the longest Christmas celebration in the world, every Filipino's favorite Christmas carol singer Jose Mari Chan has a message—and a wish—for meme ...

Jose Mari Chan ’s recent emotional performance of “Christmas in Our Hearts” trended online ahead of the ‘ber’ months as netizens pointed out how the singer plays a significant role in ...

Memes about Jose Mari Chan have already been peeping on social media days before the “ber” months begin, and the singer is nothing but pleased to be one of the “symbols of Philippine ...

“An image you can hear. Whenever I see Jose Mari Chan, it means the ber months — and the wonderful holiday season in the Philippines — has begun,” Carlson quipped.

When we enter the month of September, this is the beginning of what we call the "Ber Months". This is when we start hearing Jose Mari Chan's undying Christmas song in malls and other places. Some ...

The face peering out is that of Jose Mari Chan, a Philippine sugar business owner whose icon status has earned him the local moniker “ Mr. Christmas.” ...

Jose Mari Chan added that sharing and loving those in need are essential components of a meaningful Christmas. As a result, he emphasized the value of giving to the hungry, jobless, or underemployed.