At about 9 p.m., almost an hour after the announced start of the concert, the huge screens lit up.

The audience cheered.

An AVP (audio visual presentation) was played, showing Martin and Sharon talking about working with each other.

The Megastar described the Concert King as her "vocal soulmate."

Present was Senator Francis "Kiko" Panglinan—the "soy sauce" of Sharon.

This description was given by Martin, who added, "He's your Kikkoman."

With the senator was Frankie, his eldest daughter with the Megastar.

The Megastar's family...

(Top left, L-R) Senator Kiko with daughter Miel

(Top right, L-R) Frankie, Miel, and the baby boy in Shawie's family, Miguel, with their nannies

(Bottom left) Elaine Gamboa—who earned an "ang ganda pa rin ng nanay ko" compliment from her daughter.

(Bottom right, L-R) Donato Pangilinan, the dad of Kiko.

Miguel is the star in the family.

(Inset) Ate Frankie giving her baby brother a kiss on the cheek.

Martin Nievera's family also watched the concert.

His mom Conchita Razon-Nievera (second from right), his twin sister Vicky (second from left), and his yaya (right) were given special mention. 

The fellow on the far left is Vicky's husband, Michael Davis.

A segment was dedicated to what they called their "unhappy files."

Top photo: Sharon's marriage to actor Gabby Concepcion didn't work out.

Bottom photo: The same could be said of Martin's marriage to fellow singer Pops Fernandez.

To carry the fans along with them on this reminiscing mode, the two performers rendered Lani Hall's "Come What May," which is believed to be the theme song of Sharon and Gabby.

Incidentally, Pops also recorded her version of that song.

Next, the Concert King dished out pop songs like "Give Me Everything Tonight," "Moves Like Jagger," and "Party Rock Anthem" with the G-Force.

Yup, he danced!

He quipped, "Sharon don't dance, so I have to."

Then it was Sharon's turn to go pop.

And she chose Adele's songs "Someone Like You" and "Rolling in the Deep." 

She jested, "Uy, mas payat ako kay Adele."

The fellow singing with Shawie is Charlie Green, who was discovered thru Britain's Got Talent.

The two rendered "Ewan," an APO Hiking Society Hit. 

Then it was Martin's turn to sing with Charlie, whom the Concert King called "the Justin Bieber of the Philippines."

Their repertoire included "Overjoyed," "Isn't She Lovely," to name a few.

He didn't just wow the crowd with his voice, he also had them rolling with his funny spiels.

While Sharon was mentioning the names of her "Tweeties," somebody from the crowd yelled that she was "Luna."

Martin threw in, addressing Sharon, "She just called you unan."

The Big Dome vibrated with laughter.

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