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Eddie Mercado

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  • Died
    September 18, 2006 · Parañaque City, Philippines (heart attack and multi-organ failure)

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  • Eddie Mercado was an actor, known for Dito sa aking puso (1972), Ikaw naman ang iiyak (1996) and Masquerade (1967). He was married to Marivic Mercado and Marivic. He died on September 18, 2006 in Parañaque City, Philippines.

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      Marivic Mercado(? - September 18, 2006) (his death, 6 children)
      Marivic (his death, 6 children)

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  • Children with Marivic: Coily, Bobbi, Candy, CJ, Chevy and Eric.
  • On May 2004, he had a stroke which greatly affected his voice and mobility. His right body was also paralyzed and that was why he was confined to a wheelchair until his death.
  • During his time, he was the most sought-after host of beauty contests and other big events in the country. Before he became sick, he was the regular host of Pagcor shows and big bingo events.
  • Richard Merk, one of the celebrities he gave showbiz break, organized a fund raising concert for Eddie Mercado (held at Merk's Bar Bistro) to support an operation to remove part of his scalp.
  • One of the earlier shows that Mercado hosted and for which he gained fame and popularity was the ""Darigold Jamboree" (1969) Bulilit Contest on Channel 11 which he co-hosted with Leila Benitez. Among the more successful products of the contest were Richard Merk, who was champion for 18 weeks, and Nora Aunor who reigned champion for 14 weeks.

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