Mark Carpio started his music career at the age of 28—which, by local show biz standards, is already quite late. But as he sees it, pursuing one’s dreams isn’t a race.
“I realized that starting your journey when you’re young or later in life has its own advantages. Of course, when you start early, you’re probably much further along in your career by now. But starting late has advantages, too. It gives you a more mature perspective,” he told the Inquirer in a virtual conference announcing his partnership with Viva Records.
Mark, now 33, started singing when he was 4 and writing songs at 12. But instead of diving straight into the music industry, he opted to prioritize his stud…
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