The first number was a tribute for Jose Mari Chan (top, bottom), who joined Christian Bautista (top, right) and The Company (bottom) in singing "Beautiful Girl," "Tell Me Your Name," and "Let's Stop and Talk a While."

Christian Bautista considers Jose Mari Chan as one of his musical influences.

The former even released an album titled Romance Revisited: The Love Songs of Jose Mari Chan in 2009. 

The "divas" medley is one of the most applauded portions that night.

Lending their powerful voices to the songs of Louie Ocampo were (L-R) Rachel Alejandro, Vernie Varga, and Dulce.

Pokwang's impersonation of Mommy D, mother of Manny Pacquiao, evoked laughter from the audience.

Likewise, Jose Manalo and Wally Bayola provided some comic relief.

The duo, which started penetrating the concert scene early this year, impersonated Martin Nievera and Gary Valenciano, respectively. 

Pang-bagets naman!

Bamboo was invited to perform "Pinoy Ako" with the G-Force dancers (below).

The country's famous balladeers: Basil Valdez (middle) sang his own hit "Kung Ako'y Iiwan Mo"; Martin Nievera (right), on the other hand, did a cover of "May Minamahal"; Erik Santos, the youngest of the three, rendered "Nais Ko."

Pops Fernandez and Jim Paredes hosted the event.

It was a first for the two to be part of a show held at the MOA Arena.

In jest, Jim said, "Yung banyo na ginamit ni Lady Gaga no'ng pumunta siya dito ang ginamit ko.

"Feeling ko ako si Lolo Gago."

Ryan Cayabyab (inset) was the show's musical director.

During the opening, "Kay Ganda Ng Ating Musika" was played with ABS-CBN Philharmonic Orchestra.

Giving a short message before the finale was Hans Sy, president of SM Prime Holdings, who greeted his dad, Henry Sy, a happy fathers' day.

Gary Valenciano was not physically present.

But as his way of paying tribute to the achievements of Henry Sy, the top honcho of SM's group of companies, Mr. Pure Energy sang "It Would Be You" via a music video.