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Calista has moved to Wide International after parting ways with their former management, Merlion Entertainment.<\/p>\n
On Instagram, Merlion released a statement announcing the end of their relationship with the group members.<\/p>\n
“The management partnership between Merlion Entertainment and Anne Tenorio, Dain Leones, Denise Pello, and Elle Pascual, formerly known as the Calista p-pop girl group, has officially concluded,” the statement read.<\/p>\n
“We sincerely thanked them for the memories and milestones we have shared and wish them continued success in all their future endeavors.”<\/p>\n
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Meanwhile, Wide International announced that they inked a contract with Calista in a signing event held in Thailand.<\/p>\n
The group also attended the Thailand International Festival (TILFF) and supported the film “I Fell, It’s Fine” starring Glaiza De Castro and Rhian Ramos.<\/p>\n
The members are yet to release a statement.<\/p>\n
Calista, or Call It a Star, is one of the rising girl groups<\/a> in the Philippines. Calista debuted in 2022 with the pop-house single “Race Car,” where they sang about being resilient to achieve their dreams.<\/p>\nMember Denise recently competed in the second season of “Stars on the Floor<\/a>.”<\/p>\nAmong the group’s songs are “Alas Dose,” “Ugnayan,” and “LMK (Let Me Know).”<\/p>\n
\n\u2014Nika Roque\/MGP, GMA News<\/strong><\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n