Aiza Marquez reminds me of my forever crush - a girl I know only as Niña. That is the only reason I am familiar with, and give a damn about Aiza Marquez.
I don’t really buy UNO Magazine, this may well be my first purchase, but this issue deserves best cover artwork or photography; dubbed “The Totally Wicked Issue!” That, and a 2-piece clad Aiza, looking all grown up. Particularly, I like this issue because they made a good-girl-looking Aiza naughty.
Then comes the usual interview (really short), to satisfy our “Where is Aiza now?” curiosity. She’s doing a stage play this August at AFP Theater entitled Hope For The Flowers. She is also shooting a heavy drama indie film, the sequel to La Verde Ala Pobre, and is an entry to CineManila in Rome. Apart from those, she says she is already willing to do mature roles because she thinks it will help her grow better as an actress.
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cute ni aiza!girl next door ang dating.