If you're a kid and your parents/relatives discover that you have a good voice, expect that in every reunion your relatives will automatically pass the mic to you. and even if you said that your voice is not in good condition they will said "just a sample" The sample song: LOVE ON TOP 😂
Filipino love music to sing in particular because it's FREE! 🥰 when we're sad, we sing; when we're happy, we sing; when we're bord, we sing; when we have celebration, we sing; when we're tired, we sing; when we do cleaning specially in our own houses, we sing; even when we feel frustrated we sing!! and most of the vendors here play music to attract customers, the louder the better 👍😉 😂😂😂😂
there are a lot of filipinos who can sing,i mean it's literally everywhere.it's because not every filipino pursue singing as their job.a lot of us priorities studies.but we loved to sing it has been a part of every filipino.music here in the Philippines is everywhere.so you if you randomly pick someone in a crowd to sing you would probably get 1or2 to sing or even more..
Karaoke machines are not just in public places but in people’s houses as well. So every time there’s a celebration we put our karaoke machine for everyone to use. It’s an open mic all throughout the celebration and usually all the people in the neighbourhood are invited. We open our gates and the foods and drinks are on display for anyone to eat. It’s fun. It’s what i miss most since moving to Canada. It’s like a one big family, and since we have karaokes at home when we’re bored we sometimes use it to pass time. :)
in a karaoke machine, 1 song = 5 pesos :) Sulit na sulit ang 5 pesos means like they have maximized the 5 pesos paid for that one song because everyone was able to sing already :) One of my most memorable experiences in singing in front of a crowd is when we were at Boracay Island. We went to a small acoustic bar. This bar appears only at night near the shore, they just place throw pillows in the sand and small tables there, customers sit in the sand under the beautiful night sky and an acoustic band is just set up there. They have their own vocalist but they also invite their customers to sing if they like. My friends just volunteered me to sing, and that's my first time singing with an acoustic band, it's a dream come true for me. It was an amazing experience.
Normally with Filipino families they let the kids continue singing and push for them to go to school for them to have a backup for their life. It will depend on the parents. Studies is still a priority at most and not all.
Party in the PHILIPPINES is always mixed with singing, you have to line up for the chance to sing in front of everyone, its expected, so at an early age we learn how to do it, practice by listening and singing over and over, we are encouraged to do it so for someone to be a singer back home YOU HAVE TO BE THE BEST OF THE BEST to make to the industry a n.v d besides children there are encouraged to have higher education, singing is just for fun, from MANHATTAN NEW YORK
Growing up in the 70's we didn't have karaoke machines but our elementary school teachers encourages us to sing in front of our classmates by having a "program". I also remembered so vividly my 5th grade teacher teaching us the song Top Of The World by the Carpenters for a full hour until we were able to sing the entire song. Another opportunity to sing is during the Holy Week when we have to sing during "pabasa" which is a catholic devotion. Pabasa is an uninterrupted chant narrating the life, passion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. During Pabasa you have a chance to be creative with your singing because nobody would criticize you even if you find yourself out of tune. Plus singing contest during Fiesta is another great chance to shine and polish your singing voice. So, you are both correct when you mentioned that the environment probably has major impact for most Filipinos to be a good singer or even a great singer if one ever pursue that career path. I really love both of your insights. Aloha
Some hometown /city restaurants in the Philippines no longer hire singing groups or soloist. All you do as a resto owner is to buy a karaoke machine with a good sound system and a little stage. Leave everything to your resto guests because they will just entertain themselves. Filipinos are even willing to pay and line up just to sing and show their talents ( even some that don't have) and just have some fun.
Finally you reacted to this! I also requested this long time ago but you may have missed it. That little boy even sang during one of Aegis' performances and they got amazed too!
Slow to react only means being thorough to discuss as you learn about the minutae of the culture, experience.. best to digress than not to pretend you understand that particular "foreign" cultural diversity.. this is overcomplicating the simple by dialog.. Present your case as you know.. you both DO equally well and on point... Bullocks and other profanity as Efra matter-of-factly express quite naturally... Wale... you are so precise with your commentary.. I've watched your reactions to how well the other musical ethnic Asians.. JUST BE.. HA.. [HOOYAAH and ALOHA] PEACE 2UALL.. CIAO..
Here in the Philippines, you will rarely see Filipinos who doesn't know how to sing. We love singing, it's our way of releasing our stress, pressures, sadness and most of the time we sing just to enjoy life. Never ever give a mic to a Filipino coz he/she will definitely nail any song. Music has been part of our daily life. Happy singing!!
What i love with the artists now in the Philippines is that they now realize that entertainment business is not all they could focus on. A lot who didn’t study went back to study after earning. And kids continues to study. Of course not all. But most of the successful artists in the Philippines values education and finds a fallback. So a lot also have their own business and investments.
Sometimes its through peer pressures why others will just have to sing especially if there will be gathering, most particularly with friends. Like, if you are going to have a karaoke trip if you will not sing others would say "Unfair" or others will have to say "just go home if you won't sing" that's why sometimes everyone has an equal opportunity to sing along. Others, because of that, just discovered they have the talent or if not others will discover that you have a hidden talent... So fun here in the Philippines especially in terms of doing karaoke every single time we have gatherings or even if there aren't!!! 😂😂🙏🙏😅❣️❤️
The name of the singer of "ALL BY MYSELF" is Avegail Joy Erpelo, from the province of Pangasinan.She is one of the participants in TAWAG NG TANGHALAN and there is also a YT CHANNEL. (Ave's official channel) search for among her opponents..
when i tell you that we incorporate karaoke machines even in funerals, to celebrate the deceased's life, i meant it. filipinos in general doesnt joke around when it comes to singing
From the very start, in school, we are told that copying is not good. LOL! Singing, music, the arts, in general, is such a Filipino lifestyle and having artists that are so good, what better examples to copy from, and copy these children do, and, they are very good at copying. That’s why even without formal training they sound so good and mature. Just look at who they copy.
Singing is part of Filipino culture way back in the Spanish era. In fact, until the late '70s, males serenade the woman they courted. In the absence of a guitarist, acapella was the normal trend. Music industries nowadays just open opportunities to those who wanted to pursue a singing career. We simply love music. It's part of our lives we cannot live without. Plain and simple.
i think the reason why filipino can sing so good even on an awkward position and do belts or runs because we simply do it on daily basis while washing dishes, playing computer or sports , lying down exercising it doesnt matter what we are doing. we listen to the song and sing it, as if we are the one who is singing , we immitate it passiontely.. it includes how their feelings are projected on the song we are listening
. Singing with or without good or best voice in the Philippines is a major part of everydays' repertoire...means it is a natural routine to everyone and let the environment nurture it while having fun👍😀😘
Why do people always say 90% of Filipinos are singers? For me only 15% are s-tier singers who will make you amazed, 15% are a-tier who will also please your ears, 40% b-tier who can carry a tune, you might appreciate their singing but you will not going to be amazed that much. 30% are either shy people or just plain clappers lol.
The first video is the most thrift videoke technique I have ever seen 😄 Imagine paying 5 pesos for a single song and the whole group was able to sing and enjoy 😆
Radio station plays a big part of Filipino music industry(and our lives as well)...i dont know if u believe it or not...the moment a Filipino woke up...they start right away open radio(its either music or commentaries) then make a coffee...sit down for awhile and do other things around the house....before the pandemic...back in my hometown we always have this little coffee shop open as early as 4 or 5am...people gather listen to radio chitchat of whoever is in there its ur long time friends or just meet that moment😁..🇵🇭
it amaze me so much... hearing all your nice compliments with filipino singers. thank you. we filipino love music so much. in fact all the house has also had bluetooth speaker. and we brought it wherever we go. 🤣🤣. god bless you guys.
In the Philippines, that's normal thing. Birthdays. Baptism. Weddings. Funerals. Beach. Parties. Drinking sessions. Etc etc are normal in the Philippines. Above all, karaoke! Thanks, wlska and efra! 😇🥰
Music and singing's a part of Filipino life...any occasions be sad or happy we sing...but mostly studies and education is most pursued than becoming entertainers (singers/dancers/actors)...😀
Even if you're not a good singer or you are out of tune, is not an issue especially if you are singing with friends and family. Yes there are a few people who will raise their eyebrows (the perfect ones), but most of the time the people around will cheer you on and sing with you. People will laugh with you not at you because you are probably the first one to laugh at yourself for messing up. Just sing and have fun doing it.
I would say, genetics. It is innate on that kid..it is in their lineage that the family could sing. A natural born talent. Eventhough no one will coach him...he has it...Excellent vocals! I hope he will be in the music industry and make out of his talent. He can help alleviate financial standing of his family. What a nice comment Waleska...
Ranking Indian female singers "according to their fame & sm. extra" 1 . Neha Kakkar : she is the face of India right now , & have plenty of songs on the list of billions (4/5) . Whatever she touches becomes gold , it's just like that. Her attitude , gratitude made her even more famous. No-one can replace her. What she sings , becomes iconic ( perhaps a history). 2. Shreya ghoshal : she is the legend of modern era . She served about 20 years in the industry & have the highest (perhaps countless) awards in her bag. Her first debut for national award (same as Grammy of India) she is the only female singer of india , who have wax statue on madam tresauds ) . There is also a holiday in the honour of her (by the US iguess). 3 . Dhvani bhanushali ( she debuted her career in 2017 . & Her appearance also her music is so good that she got fame overnight. She also have 2/3 songs with billion views 4.Sunidhi Chauhan (she is a well known & honoured singer. She & Shreya are of same era . & Her voice is different than Shreya . She have uniqueness in her voice , so she got popular ) 5. Palak mucchal : She have got so soothing voice . She could be called the "vocal rich version of Shreya". She also got 1/2 song in the billion list . "Kaun tujhe is one of them " 6. Monali thakur : she have the sweetest voice & probably most western voice in Bollywood. She have sung "dangerous woman " in a singing show. She also got national award . She is too perfect at classical . 7. Kanika Kapoor : there was a time (2013-16) kanika was too famous. She has given many hits songs for that era . 8. Astha gill : She have also plenty of hits . Her most of the songs crossed 300 millions. Also she have surpassed 5/600 millions . She started in 2013 , & latest hit is "pani pani ". Neeti mohan : she is also a great singer. & Well renowned. Her many songs literally starvs for "vocal texture" . Her famous songs are "Jiya re " & "Naino waale ne" . & Many more I think I've missed some 3-4 singers that im unable to rank. There are also many female singers like Shilpa rao - Song "ghungrol" Harshdweep kaur - Song "Dilbaro" Fun fact , according to pitch perfectness & skill the rank may be like this : 1 . Shreya 2. Monali 3. Sunidhi 4.palak & neeti 5 Neha & Kanika (because they have different style , they don't need to use classical singing throughout their songs . But " they've high notes efficiency (retaining their voice texture)
Pls dedicate a discussion about theories about when the culture of singing in the Philippines started. Someone in my 50s, I could remember it has not always been like this. I remember as kid admiring black americans for being so good in singing. Maybe reach out to veteran singers, music producers, composers in the Philippines.
Even before karaoke was invented, Filipinos love to sing.There was a time when courting your love you have to serenade her ,in Tagalog we call it harana. And the lady you serenade have to sing her reply to you. Regine Velasquez have a song called harana,please react to that one.
There in the end of the video you can see how children in the Philippines gets there natural predisposition in singing. The ears of babies as well as the brain develops early on during pregnancy, if the baby is exposed to their mother singing beautifully like that, the baby will definitely hear that although their brain can't still process that but it will have an impact and will be ingrained to their sub conscious and will most definitely bear a child with a natural predisposition to singing.
We have a karaoke in our house because my family loves to sing. On New Year's Eve, we had a karaoke party. My son in law has a great voice and so does my granddaughter. I have a video of them singing separately and a duet. Filipinos love to sing. It's innate for us. It doesn't mean though that all Filipinos can carry a tune. It's just that so many are really talented without proper training. And we do love our ballads and most of them are difficult songs. Filipinos learn from imitation.
MOST CHILDREN / FILIPINOS ARE NATURALLY GIFTED IN SINGING AND KARAOKE / VIDEOKE ARE JUST TRAINED AND ENHANCE THE VOICE ...ALMOST ALL FAMILY/ HOUSES IN THE PHILIPPINES HAVE THAT KARAOKE . BUT SINGING IN NOT PROPER TIME AND LATE HOURS ARE NOT GOOD FOR NEIGHBORHOOD 😃😀
Efra, ur hair and aura looks like ur an actor to an old english movie like braveheart 😊 and waleska's attire looks like she's an hollywood actress 😁 keep up the good works guys 👍🏻💪😁
Some of us just naturally born with musical talents but some of us like me. Our parents does not want us to become a singer. They want us to study and find a job eventually. So singing just became a hobby. They like hearing our voice during every occasion but in the reality they doesn't want to hear us singing everyday. So people like me could only sing when there is a party and that is at least once a month. I could not blame them because I have very loud voice. I could sing even without a microphone and people could still hear me clearly. In short some of us are just born with this talent but are not privilege to become a singer. ❤️
In regard to your discussion I have an example of a Filipina who has never been to the Philippines, she was raised in Atlanta Georgia USA! Angelica Hale!! You have to see her 2017 AGT audition when she was 9 years old!!! It will leave you no doubt!!!! I will leave the link below!!!!
Besides singing @ home, there is an inter schools (public & private schools) singing contest yearly. That’s where kids are formally exposed to show case their talents. Schools contributes to kids showing their talents.
The first video is something though. We (me and my fellow broke classmates) pitch for the karaoke machine when I was younger but not in that way though and that speed of transition. 😅
Every barangays(a small unit/group of the community) has this singing competition from children to the oldest where in being held every fiestas that why singing becomes not only a hobby but also a source of extra income, not to mention that Fiestas almost held daily if not weekly since every barangay has thier own fiestas. Imagine that!
Hi guys, in The Philippines, children don't notice it or aware of it themselves initially , they may just like music lovers and they would sing and maybe in the family or someone somewhere would notice that the child /children can sing therefore has the talent and let them know and encourage them, thus the child/ children is/are now aware, to some it give them the boldness to sing whenever there's an opportunity, not everyone in The Philippines can afford to own a karaoke machine, that is why you see a lot singing in malls in front of stores where this machines are sold! then they are exposed and seen for their talent! and this is not limited to children, but adults as well! unfortunately I am not one of those who can sing like them! (ha ha ha ha ha ha), thank you for your analyses, I learn a lot fro them!
when you're on your 3rd bottle of redhorse, you just won't let go of the song book. you start picking songs you are not suppose to pick because red horse has provided you the power and confidence. I prefer songs from Aegis and Jaya during this times btw. after a long wait in line, it's finally the time for your song. then you start to sing, you suddenly know the proper breathing and techniques to nail the song. your voice starts to get better and better as you open more red horse. the crowd will also cheer you up and sing along with you. then you do it all over again on your next pay day. I guess that's the fun part when you put red horse beer and a karaoke machine together here in the 🇵🇭🇵🇭
You dudes should check out Brian Mendoza, a Filipino who moved to Canada at 8 yrs old and serenenades bueatifull girls in youtubes and other platforms, who falls in-love with his Music. Nickname Ting
Filipinos live like any other Asian countries, since we’re poor and developing, most of us still believe that studies is what would take you far. So, most children would be pushed to finish their studies first while singing or making music or whatever else as a hobby then after graduating, if they still want to do that, we let them (or at least that’s generally from the people I know).
Please react to David DiMuzio's video on Why Filipinos Sing So Well (or Why Filipinos are the Greatest Singers). He gives three reasons that you need to listen to.
oh, I remember a YT video of someone singing a Bruno Mars song in a bar, sitting down, supposed to eat.... And damn it he sounds exactly like bruno mars!
There are restaurants that have karaoke machines open to the public. You only need to drop a 5-peso coin to the machine then code in your song. The mic would go the rounds, one song per table. Some restaurants have bands and towards the end of their set, sometimes they let someone from the audience jam with them. There are establishments that offer rooms where a group can hold their celebrations and the main draw would be the big karaoke machine. Usually one can rent this room for 3 hours. The rent fee is actually the room plus the food and drinks you order. If the food and drinks you consumed is greater than the rent fee, then they would allow you to extend your time in the room accordingly.
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If you're a kid and your parents/relatives discover that you have a good voice, expect that in every reunion your relatives will automatically pass the mic to you. and even if you said that your voice is not in good condition they will said "just a sample"
The sample song: LOVE ON TOP 😂
Filipino love music to sing in particular because it's FREE! 🥰
when we're sad, we sing;
when we're happy, we sing;
when we're bord, we sing;
when we have celebration, we sing;
when we're tired, we sing;
when we do cleaning specially in our own houses, we sing;
even when we feel frustrated we sing!!
and most of the vendors here play music to attract customers, the louder the better 👍😉
😂😂😂😂
Children in the Philippines are trained by the Karaoke and I guess most houses has a karaoke unit and they sing almost every day. 😂
we have 6 speakers and mic
@@christianregidor7507 Our house also has a huge speaker in the living and when we start the music, our whole house is like vibrating.
4 speakers, 2 mics and they let me chillin for a day. But funny they had their headphones on.😅😂
there are a lot of filipinos who can sing,i mean it's literally everywhere.it's because not every filipino pursue singing as their job.a lot of us priorities studies.but we loved to sing it has been a part of every filipino.music here in the Philippines is everywhere.so you if you randomly pick someone in a crowd to sing you would probably get 1or2 to sing or even more..
Karaoke machines are not just in public places but in people’s houses as well. So every time there’s a celebration we put our karaoke machine for everyone to use. It’s an open mic all throughout the celebration and usually all the people in the neighbourhood are invited. We open our gates and the foods and drinks are on display for anyone to eat. It’s fun. It’s what i miss most since moving to Canada. It’s like a one big family, and since we have karaokes at home when we’re bored we sometimes use it to pass time. :)
in a karaoke machine, 1 song = 5 pesos :) Sulit na sulit ang 5 pesos means like they have maximized the 5 pesos paid for that one song because everyone was able to sing already :)
One of my most memorable experiences in singing in front of a crowd is when we were at Boracay Island. We went to a small acoustic bar. This bar appears only at night near the shore, they just place throw pillows in the sand and small tables there, customers sit in the sand under the beautiful night sky and an acoustic band is just set up there. They have their own vocalist but they also invite their customers to sing if they like. My friends just volunteered me to sing, and that's my first time singing with an acoustic band, it's a dream come true for me. It was an amazing experience.
Normally with Filipino families they let the kids continue singing and push for them to go to school for them to have a backup for their life. It will depend on the parents. Studies is still a priority at most and not all.
noticed what kind of songs are usually sang at karaokes? songs that makes you don’t wanna go sing after them haha
Party in the PHILIPPINES is always mixed with singing, you have to line up for the chance to sing in front of everyone, its expected, so at an early age we learn how to do it, practice by listening and singing over and over, we are encouraged to do it so for someone to be a singer back home YOU HAVE TO BE THE BEST OF THE BEST to make to the industry a n.v d besides children there are encouraged to have higher education, singing is just for fun, from MANHATTAN NEW YORK
Growing up in the 70's we didn't have karaoke machines but our elementary school teachers encourages us to sing in front of our classmates by having a "program". I also remembered so vividly my 5th grade teacher teaching us the song Top Of The World by the Carpenters for a full hour until we were able to sing the entire song. Another opportunity to sing is during the Holy Week when we have to sing during "pabasa" which is a catholic devotion. Pabasa is an uninterrupted chant narrating the life, passion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. During Pabasa you have a chance to be creative with your singing because nobody would criticize you even if you find yourself out of tune. Plus singing contest during Fiesta is another great chance to shine and polish your singing voice. So, you are both correct when you mentioned that the environment probably has major impact for most Filipinos to be a good singer or even a great singer if one ever pursue that career path. I really love both of your insights. Aloha
Some hometown /city restaurants in the Philippines no longer hire singing groups or soloist. All you do as a resto owner is to buy a karaoke machine with a good sound system and a little stage. Leave everything to your resto guests because they will just entertain themselves. Filipinos are even willing to pay and line up just to sing and show their talents ( even some that don't have) and just have some fun.
Finally you reacted to this! I also requested this long time ago but you may have missed it. That little boy even sang during one of Aegis' performances and they got amazed too!
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The boy who sung the second of this video might be Alvin Dahan who joined the voice kids and mentored by Sharon.
@@aquarius8891 yes your'e right👍
Slow to react only means being thorough to discuss as you learn about the minutae of the culture, experience.. best to digress than not to pretend you understand that particular "foreign" cultural diversity.. this is overcomplicating the simple by dialog.. Present your case as you know.. you both DO equally well and on point... Bullocks and other profanity as Efra matter-of-factly express quite naturally... Wale... you are so precise with your commentary.. I've watched your reactions to how well the other musical ethnic Asians.. JUST BE.. HA.. [HOOYAAH and ALOHA] PEACE 2UALL.. CIAO..
Here in the Philippines, you will rarely see Filipinos who doesn't know how to sing. We love singing, it's our way of releasing our stress, pressures, sadness and most of the time we sing just to enjoy life. Never ever give a mic to a Filipino coz he/she will definitely nail any song. Music has been part of our daily life. Happy singing!!
oh! so excited for that PPOP PODCAST!! 💙
What i love with the artists now in the Philippines is that they now realize that entertainment business is not all they could focus on. A lot who didn’t study went back to study after earning. And kids continues to study. Of course not all. But most of the successful artists in the Philippines values education and finds a fallback. So a lot also have their own business and investments.
Sometimes its through peer pressures why others will just have to sing especially if there will be gathering, most particularly with friends. Like, if you are going to have a karaoke trip if you will not sing others would say "Unfair" or others will have to say "just go home if you won't sing" that's why sometimes everyone has an equal opportunity to sing along. Others, because of that, just discovered they have the talent or if not others will discover that you have a hidden talent... So fun here in the Philippines especially in terms of doing karaoke every single time we have gatherings or even if there aren't!!! 😂😂🙏🙏😅❣️❤️
Dont exaggerate it dude no one days just go home if you aint singing
The name of the singer of
"ALL BY MYSELF" is
Avegail Joy Erpelo,
from the province of Pangasinan.She is one of the participants in TAWAG NG TANGHALAN and there is also a YT CHANNEL. (Ave's official channel) search for among her opponents..
when i tell you that we incorporate karaoke machines even in funerals, to celebrate the deceased's life, i meant it. filipinos in general doesnt joke around when it comes to singing
From the very start, in school, we are told that copying is not good. LOL! Singing, music, the arts, in general, is such a Filipino lifestyle and having artists that are so good, what better examples to copy from, and copy these children do, and, they are very good at copying. That’s why even without formal training they sound so good and mature. Just look at who they copy.
Singing is part of Filipino culture way back in the Spanish era. In fact, until the late '70s, males serenade the woman they courted. In the absence of a guitarist, acapella was the normal trend. Music industries nowadays just open opportunities to those who wanted to pursue a singing career. We simply love music. It's part of our lives we cannot live without. Plain and simple.
Singing in the phil is like a national sports ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤pinoy loves karaoke!
i think the reason why filipino can sing so good even on an awkward position and do belts or runs because we simply do it on daily basis while washing dishes, playing computer or sports , lying down exercising it doesnt matter what we are doing. we listen to the song and sing it, as if we are the one who is singing , we immitate it passiontely.. it includes how their feelings are projected on the song we are listening
. Singing with or without good or best voice in the Philippines is a major part of everydays' repertoire...means it is a natural routine to everyone and let the environment nurture it while having fun👍😀😘
Why do people always say 90% of Filipinos are singers? For me only 15% are s-tier singers who will make you amazed, 15% are a-tier who will also please your ears, 40% b-tier who can carry a tune, you might appreciate their singing but you will not going to be amazed that much. 30% are either shy people or just plain clappers lol.
Maraming maraming salamat our thank you thank you so much both of you
The first video is the most thrift videoke technique I have ever seen 😄 Imagine paying 5 pesos for a single song and the whole group was able to sing and enjoy 😆
Radio station plays a big part of Filipino music industry(and our lives as well)...i dont know if u believe it or not...the moment a Filipino woke up...they start right away open radio(its either music or commentaries) then make a coffee...sit down for awhile and do other things around the house....before the pandemic...back in my hometown we always have this little coffee shop open as early as 4 or 5am...people gather listen to radio chitchat of whoever is in there its ur long time friends or just meet that moment😁..🇵🇭
it amaze me so much... hearing all your nice compliments with filipino singers. thank you. we filipino love music so much. in fact all the house has also had bluetooth speaker. and we brought it wherever we go. 🤣🤣. god bless you guys.
In the Philippines, that's normal thing. Birthdays. Baptism. Weddings. Funerals. Beach. Parties. Drinking sessions. Etc etc are normal in the Philippines. Above all, karaoke!
Thanks, wlska and efra! 😇🥰
Singing is Part of our Filipino Culture, even without proper training..but I can't sing but my family can...Anyway, thank you guys💖💖💖🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭..
Music and singing's a part of Filipino life...any occasions be sad or happy we sing...but mostly studies and education is most pursued than becoming entertainers (singers/dancers/actors)...😀
Most of us (especially when i was a kid) always need to sing power ballads in family reunions to secure that envelope with extra lol
Good day siblings everyday watching your reaction and finally subscribe too your UA-cam channel. 😂😂😂
There's so many gems here in the phillipines, just have a little craft to shine.
Even if you're not a good singer or you are out of tune, is not an issue especially if you are singing with friends and family. Yes there are a few people who will raise their eyebrows (the perfect ones), but most of the time the people around will cheer you on and sing with you. People will laugh with you not at you because you are probably the first one to laugh at yourself for messing up. Just sing and have fun doing it.
I love your reaction. .ma'am and Sir..love you both god bless..love love from Philippines ❣💚❤❣🙏🙏🙏🙏💝💝💝💝💝💝💝❤❤
I would say, genetics. It is innate on that kid..it is in their lineage that the family could sing. A natural born talent. Eventhough no one will coach him...he has it...Excellent vocals! I hope he will be in the music industry and make out of his talent. He can help alleviate financial standing of his family. What a nice comment Waleska...
Ranking Indian female singers "according to their fame & sm. extra"
1 . Neha Kakkar : she is the face of India right now , & have plenty of songs on the list of billions (4/5) . Whatever she touches becomes gold , it's just like that. Her attitude , gratitude made her even more famous. No-one can replace her. What she sings , becomes iconic ( perhaps a history).
2. Shreya ghoshal : she is the legend of modern era . She served about 20 years in the industry & have the highest (perhaps countless) awards in her bag. Her first debut for national award (same as Grammy of India) she is the only female singer of india , who have wax statue on madam tresauds ) . There is also a holiday in the honour of her (by the US iguess).
3 . Dhvani bhanushali ( she debuted her career in 2017 . & Her appearance also her music is so good that she got fame overnight. She also have 2/3 songs with billion views
4.Sunidhi Chauhan (she is a well known & honoured singer. She & Shreya are of same era . & Her voice is different than Shreya . She have uniqueness in her voice , so she got popular )
5. Palak mucchal : She have got so soothing voice . She could be called the "vocal rich version of Shreya". She also got 1/2 song in the billion list . "Kaun tujhe is one of them "
6. Monali thakur : she have the sweetest voice & probably most western voice in Bollywood. She have sung "dangerous woman " in a singing show. She also got national award . She is too perfect at classical .
7. Kanika Kapoor : there was a time (2013-16) kanika was too famous. She has given many hits songs for that era .
8. Astha gill : She have also plenty of hits . Her most of the songs crossed 300 millions. Also she have surpassed 5/600 millions . She started in 2013 , & latest hit is "pani pani ".
Neeti mohan : she is also a great singer. & Well renowned. Her many songs literally starvs for "vocal texture" . Her famous songs are "Jiya re " & "Naino waale ne" . & Many more
I think I've missed some 3-4 singers that im unable to rank.
There are also many female singers like
Shilpa rao - Song "ghungrol"
Harshdweep kaur - Song "Dilbaro"
Fun fact , according to pitch perfectness & skill the rank may be like this :
1 . Shreya
2. Monali
3. Sunidhi
4.palak & neeti
5 Neha & Kanika (because they have different style , they don't need to use classical singing throughout their songs . But " they've high notes efficiency (retaining their voice texture)
Sing galing kids will start this July 16, 2022. Tv5. Morissette Amon is one of the Judges. 😊
You will see kids that is born to sing.
I soooo love your reactions! 😍😂😘
Pls dedicate a discussion about theories about when the culture of singing in the Philippines started. Someone in my 50s, I could remember it has not always been like this. I remember as kid admiring black americans for being so good in singing. Maybe reach out to veteran singers, music producers, composers in the Philippines.
Even before karaoke was invented, Filipinos love to sing.There was a time when courting your love you have to serenade her ,in Tagalog we call it harana. And the lady you serenade have to sing her reply to you.
Regine Velasquez have a song called harana,please react to that one.
Filipino is already can sing while still in the womb... 😁😁😁😁💪💪💪💪
The little kid wearing blue sando singing One Moment in Time is now an Actor.
There in the end of the video you can see how children in the Philippines gets there natural predisposition in singing. The ears of babies as well as the brain develops early on during pregnancy, if the baby is exposed to their mother singing beautifully like that, the baby will definitely hear that although their brain can't still process that but it will have an impact and will be ingrained to their sub conscious and will most definitely bear a child with a natural predisposition to singing.
I'm excited for PPop episode 😊
1st! Nice reaction as always guys. More power😊
We have a karaoke in our house because my family loves to sing. On New Year's Eve, we had a karaoke party. My son in law has a great voice and so does my granddaughter. I have a video of them singing separately and a duet.
Filipinos love to sing. It's innate for us. It doesn't mean though that all Filipinos can carry a tune. It's just that so many are really talented without proper training. And we do love our ballads and most of them are difficult songs. Filipinos learn from imitation.
“Sulit na sulit 5 piso ni ate” meaning the 5 pesos she shove in the karaoke machine is sooooo worth it!!!
Thanks to react this is long time my request
My go to karaoke song is definitely Let Me Be The One by Jimmy Bondoc.
Kids here love karaoke's so they are mold in young age.
Yeah i did sang a lot on the bars.. I usually master 2 or 3 songs so that i could give a decent performance. 😅 Songs i sing for these situations
Normal Days in the Philippines guys....
We sang in karaoke just for fun and sometimes we don't know we already entertained foreign...
MOST CHILDREN / FILIPINOS ARE NATURALLY GIFTED IN SINGING AND KARAOKE / VIDEOKE ARE JUST TRAINED AND ENHANCE THE VOICE ...ALMOST ALL FAMILY/ HOUSES IN THE PHILIPPINES HAVE THAT KARAOKE . BUT SINGING IN NOT PROPER TIME AND LATE HOURS ARE NOT GOOD FOR NEIGHBORHOOD 😃😀
Must watch all song of madhuri Dixit and Aishwarya Rai.
Kaoke Singing is normal in the Philippines. Its just mak fun .
Efra, ur hair and aura looks like ur an actor to an old english movie like braveheart 😊 and waleska's attire looks like she's an hollywood actress 😁 keep up the good works guys 👍🏻💪😁
It's just normal day in the ph🇵🇭❤
Some of us just naturally born with musical talents but some of us like me. Our parents does not want us to become a singer. They want us to study and find a job eventually. So singing just became a hobby. They like hearing our voice during every occasion but in the reality they doesn't want to hear us singing everyday. So people like me could only sing when there is a party and that is at least once a month. I could not blame them because I have very loud voice. I could sing even without a microphone and people could still hear me clearly. In short some of us are just born with this talent but are not privilege to become a singer. ❤️
Sometimes I sing in a mall coz they sell a Videoke player so I try they sell a Videoke player and it so cool to sing to a mall...
Karaoke Go to song: YOU:Basil Valdez
In regard to your discussion I have an example of a Filipina who has never been to the Philippines, she was raised in Atlanta Georgia USA! Angelica Hale!! You have to see her 2017 AGT audition when she was 9 years old!!! It will leave you no doubt!!!! I will leave the link below!!!!
m.ua-cam.com/video/hi270xsr7xE/v-deo.html
hahahaha Efraaah!
you should guest your father more often in your channel because of his knowledge in music, please.
Besides singing @ home, there is an inter schools (public & private schools) singing contest yearly. That’s where kids are formally exposed to show case their talents. Schools contributes to kids showing their talents.
My go-to karaoke songs are those from James Ingram, The Calling, Basil Valdez 😂
The first video is something though. We (me and my fellow broke classmates) pitch for the karaoke machine when I was younger but not in that way though and that speed of transition. 😅
Pls react to filipino musician TROY LAURETA singing filipino songs with diff. Foreign singers like LOREN ALRED, NICOLE SCHERZINGER, AILEE etc...
Oh yes! Ppop pls. There are many rising groups here in the Ph.
Filipinos singers are great imitators.
your question is the answer 1st gift and also the enviroment..
Please react on Mei Teves "Sino ang Baliw" live on wish bus
Yes do react to this. You'll gonna love it Wale am sure....
Every barangays(a small unit/group of the community) has this singing competition from children to the oldest where in being held every fiestas that why singing becomes not only a hobby but also a source of extra income, not to mention that Fiestas almost held daily if not weekly since every barangay has thier own fiestas. Imagine that!
Hi guys, in The Philippines, children don't notice it or aware of it themselves initially , they may just like music lovers and they would sing and maybe in the family or someone somewhere would notice that the child /children can sing therefore has the talent and let them know and encourage them, thus the child/ children is/are now aware, to some it give them the boldness to sing whenever there's an opportunity, not everyone in The Philippines can afford to own a karaoke machine, that is why you see a lot singing in malls in front of stores where this machines are sold! then they are exposed and seen for their talent! and this is not limited to children, but adults as well! unfortunately I am not one of those who can sing like them! (ha ha ha ha ha ha), thank you for your analyses, I learn a lot fro them!
when you're on your 3rd bottle of redhorse, you just won't let go of the song book. you start picking songs you are not suppose to pick because red horse has provided you the power and confidence. I prefer songs from Aegis and Jaya during this times btw. after a long wait in line, it's finally the time for your song. then you start to sing, you suddenly know the proper breathing and techniques to nail the song. your voice starts to get better and better as you open more red horse. the crowd will also cheer you up and sing along with you. then you do it all over again on your next pay day. I guess that's the fun part when you put red horse beer and a karaoke machine together here in the 🇵🇭🇵🇭
san miguel
My karaoke go to song is "Sundo" by Imago..😁😁😁😁😁
You dudes should check out Brian Mendoza, a Filipino who moved to Canada at 8 yrs old and serenenades bueatifull girls in youtubes and other platforms, who falls in-love with his Music. Nickname Ting
That little boy in blue I saw once singing with AEGIS with an AEGIS song in an AEGIS concert... I saw it in a YT video.
Filipinos live like any other Asian countries, since we’re poor and developing, most of us still believe that studies is what would take you far. So, most children would be pushed to finish their studies first while singing or making music or whatever else as a hobby then after graduating, if they still want to do that, we let them (or at least that’s generally from the people I know).
Hope you will react to Wency Cornejo. He is my inspiration
Its gifted bec no one can afford.. Vocal lesson its expensive just practice
Please react to David DiMuzio's video on Why Filipinos Sing So Well (or Why Filipinos are the Greatest Singers). He gives three reasons that you need to listen to.
Marcelito is one of the best example, he was started singing at very young age
Jenzen Guino have a great voice please do a reaction waiting 🙏😊😘
Hi there can u react to WAREN LABAN ALONE COVER from Philippines
Karaoke machine is our training ground when it comes in singing.🥰
Try the magic sing there has a program and you can choose some song you like
oh, I remember a YT video of someone singing a Bruno Mars song in a bar, sitting down, supposed to eat.... And damn it he sounds exactly like bruno mars!
Please check out Begin Again esp Henry and Suhyun they are so talented and amazing.. 🥰
can yall react to encanto soundtracks?? “we don’t talk about bruno” is a great song
In Philippines you be who you want you can be a doctor and singer in the same time.. why choose if you can be both anyway✌✌✌
There are restaurants that have karaoke machines open to the public. You only need to drop a 5-peso coin to the machine then code in your song. The mic would go the rounds, one song per table. Some restaurants have bands and towards the end of their set, sometimes they let someone from the audience jam with them. There are establishments that offer rooms where a group can hold their celebrations and the main draw would be the big karaoke machine. Usually one can rent this room for 3 hours. The rent fee is actually the room plus the food and drinks you order. If the food and drinks you consumed is greater than the rent fee, then they would allow you to extend your time in the room accordingly.
my oh my like 👍
The tools we have are natural (genetic)
The things that come out from our tools are learned from the environment
Atomica - Wolfgang react when? 😁
The kid is Kiefer from TNT boys
haha. this is what every day in the Philippines. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎊🎊
pls react peneil roxas mei teves perfom MANILA on wish 107.5 bus and caloy quemada singing to strangers on omegle thank you