If you've been dropping by Kwento Ni Toto, you might have noticed something different. No, we didn’t suddenly become a food blog (though a lechon review sounds tempting). We got ourselves a fresh new banner—a visual upgrade that perfectly embodies what we do best: telling stories. And this time, we’re making it loud and clear with our new tagline: "Tuluy-tuloy lang ang kwento..." Because the stories never stop, and neither do we.

For those who are new here (welcome!), Kwento Ni Toto is where stories come to life. From the latest buzz in entertainment to heartwarming human interest features, from must-read gadget reviews to conservation efforts worth talking about—we cover it all. Our goal? To share stories that inform, entertain, and sometimes make you say, "Ay, oo nga no!"

This new banner isn’t just a makeover; it’s a commitment. A reminder that no matter what happens, we’ll keep finding stories worth telling. Whether it’s about the latest movie to hit the screens, the beauty of nature, or a device that claims to be "game-changing" (but is it, really?), we’ll be here, writing, sharing, and keeping the kwento alive.

So, what do you think? Fresh, right? Stick around, explore, and let’s keep the kwento going. Because as we always say—"Tuluy-tuloy lang ang kwento..."

Gone are the days of high-five, it’s an obsolete thing already for modern Pinoys because what mostly done now are the fist bump. Kwento Ni Toto tells a story of the brotherhood bond behind the fist bump. As most “Kanto Boys” would say when they meet and greet “pisbum pre” or “kasa mo pre” which literary mean fist bump and this happens when ever close friends get together for some happening and just plain chatting. Colt 45 embraces this new trend and Filipinizes it by calling it “Sanib Pwersa” as it re-introduces itself to the country in its latest “brewed for brotherhood” campaign.

To Colt 45, Sanib Pwersa means more to Filipinos than just a simple hand gesture among friends. It represents sincerity and loyalty among the people who deserved to be called their “bros” or “brads”, a privilege that is earned and proved over time, and not given automatically. It also represents the kind of relationship the brand wishes to foster with its drinkers.