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Michael and Madonna (1990)

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Michael and Madonna

Most of the lead characters are named after popular pop stars of the 1980s.
Total number of musical numbers: 4( one parody number, one interpretation of a Michael Jackson song during Rene Requistas' dream scene, One Tagalog song duet, and a Michael Jackson/Madonna songs mash up number at the end.
The musical showdown number between Michael and Banjo was inspired by both the music videos of the songs "Bad" and "Beat It" while the song they used was a parody version of the song "Billie Jean".
The song Banjo and Madonna sang was originally performed by Ogie Alcasid (Banjo). Years after, the song became a big hit for singer Regine Velasquez who happens to be Alcasid's second wife.
During the scene where Banjo ( Ogie Alcasid ) was about to go ahead in front of the queuing students, Michael stopped him by singing a few words from the chorus of the song "Nandito Ako"(literally Hear I Am) which happens to be Alcasid's first major hit during late 80s.

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