FUN FACTS : Reynan,the 11-year boy who sangs AMAZING GRACE is from the indigenious tribe of the Mountain of San Fernando,BUKIDNON in the Philippines.They are the ones of the first aboriginals/ethnics group here.They are sub-tribe of MANOBOS called TIGWAHANON.He takes pride in his roots by constantly wearing their their tribe outfit throughout his VOICE KIDS JOURNEY.
One of the judges is Lea Salonga, the singing voice of two Disney princesses, Mulan and Jasmine from Aladdin. She's also a well-known name in theater as she was the original Miss Saigon.
@@Killermcknight I cried once and once only. I started just after the first note was sung. Then continued crying through 'Amazing Grace'. Right to the finish with Elha who was 11 I think. She won this competition. She has an incredible voice. Zephainie won the adult version at 16. The reason these kids do so well is because they are constantly being built up by everyone around them. They are not afraid to take risks, or fail. It's amazing to hear the crowds at shows and they root for everybody. They also will absolutely sing anytime, anywhere.
A judge not turning around does not mean they do not acknowledge the talent of the kids. Sometimes, they just consider the style and genre of the singer. Sometimes they think the kid will do better under the mentorship of a certain judge.
FYI the main reason why Filipinos speak English is because the medium of education in the Philippines is English. From Grade 1 to college & post graduate studies, English is used for over a century now. Before that, it was Spanish for over 3 centuries.
@@skyfan7979 she pretty much talented but overall she doesn't have hit music besides covers. A lot of kids here don't even win are already making a name with a number of hit songs.
The first kid playing the guitar, who sang Sunday Morning, is Zack Tabudlo... He has millions of Spotify followers/listeners... The girl singing Ariana Grande... Zephanie is also a mainstay in a variety show is the Philippines. The boy who sang Domino, Darren Espanto is one of the biggest young singers in the country.
In the old days in the Philippines, singing is part of a courtship called "Harana". The man will visit the girl at night and will sing outside with a guitar, to please the girl he loved. We are like the penguins in the movie "Happy Feet" who sings their heart out to get a partner in life. 😂 But sadly those good old days are gone now.😢 Nowadays, Filipinos sing with a videoke in every occasions and gatherings. Singing have been a part of a Philippine culture ever since.❤
Singing calms and create peace of mind especially you direct your song to praise and worship God. Like levites always do in the Holy Bible because they play musical instrument to worship God.
Thing of the past? I think not, as I married Filipina, and when there the first time Her family would always bring out the karaoke machine, and like my singing. So I sang love songs inside their home. And especially serenade here with Daisy a day, a cappella. IT'S still our song.
@@CowboySantahe is referring about "HARANA".It is the courtship before where men used to visit the girl he wants around dinner time,with guitar and sometimes with back ups.And they will sing outside "KUNDIMAN" classic Filipino songs. Then the woman will just watch them from the window inside 😊❤
I love singing here but no microphone. I just grabbed anything to hold. While I'm cleaning, I dance and sing. Silly me. My daughter sings sometimes. She loves singing while playing roblox. She listened old song and sing it. I was amazed of her because I know the music but doesn't know the lyrics. The bad things is I've heard the music when I was a kid. But she sing it beautifully and memories it. Plan to buy karaoke machine.
You have teary eyes while watching kids competing singing. Everyone sings good that's why your emotion brought you to tears. We filipinos are thankful for your appreciation.
He is from our island Mindanao, particularly in the province of Bukidnon. He is part of the indigenous people. They are a bunch of talented tribal members in our place. I also cried because I know how hard for them (financially )to come to Manila to join the competition and yet they're there.(Family)
Yes ur right I got tears coz my late moms name is Grace everytime I heard that song I fall into tears it reminded me of my late mom... I love u mom missed u everyday,,
Wow these kids!! Every one is legendary and would dominate here in the U.S. Jackson 5, to Celine Dion, they covered so many genres, sang with sensitivity, power, heart, and soul. Each one so beautiful with incredible God-blessed talent! Making us grown-up cry. The Filipinos are blessed with God-given talent.
singing in the Philippines is just ordinary, whatever we do we keep on singing, doing the laundry, cooking, cleaning the house, doing the dishes and taking a shower and even when were climbing the trees and on top we kept on singing that's why we get the highest tone🎤🎵🎶 and most we love Karaoke😁☺😚
One of the reasons too why these kids are very confident singing in front of the audience, aside from the Karaoke, our parents when they found out we can sing or dance, every visitors coming in our house we need to perform. 😂 Even in their company Christmas party, parents will take us to sing or dance. That's how proud they were to us. I miss my dad 😢 seing those daddys supporting their kids. I'm so proud of this kids and with their very supportive family. Thank you for appreciating Filipino talents.
We Filipinos wakes up with radio stations playing in commuter jeeps,our home,car,in the market,even while you walk on the streets someones radio is on...everyday we are programmed to American songs and even before bed your mind even sings... Filipinos can all relate to this called: last song syndrome...thats how we can memorize every song...anyway "mabuhay" Godbless everyone 🙏😊
There are no words to describe what I felt while watching this video. All I know is that I cried while watching it. The funny thing is, I don't even know why I'm crying. Maybe I was affected and overwhelmed by the enormous talents of these kids. I appreciate their gifts and wish they would all continue to sing their hearts out wherever life would bring them. Proud of these kids, proud to be a Filipino! :)
Elha who has the ability to whistle became the Grand Champion in her batch of the Voice Kids. She is 9 years old then. And was a guest of Steve’s Little Big Shot.
I'm Pilipina/American, I am proud of these young singers.They remind me when I was younger.I did sung when I was younger.then..We have over 80 dialects & of course English was taught when I was 6 years old in School
Agree but I'm from Northern of the Philippines we have 200 dialects but mostly we use English, we speak Spanish sometimes our dialects mixed those 200 different dialects we can sing their songs too and we love country music in country side..
@@Heracleo-z2s Exodus 20:7 and Deuteronomy 5:11 read: Thou shalt not take the name of the LORD thy God in vain; for the LORD will not hold him guiltless that taketh his name in vain. An Atheist like me knows more about your bible than you. Shame.
These voice kids Philippines judges are very hard to impress because literally they are 3 of top singers in the Philippines. Bamboo (rock star), Sarah Geronimo (Philippines pop princess) and of course Leah Salonga (Kim of Miss Saigon, Eponine of Les Miserables, Princess Jasmine's singing voice in Alladin)
These kids have so much vocal control....the voice never cracks and they control the lower and higher register so well....Man those goose bumps you get are justified!
The kid who sang Amazing Grace belongs to one of the Native Groups here in the Philippines and was taught to sing in English and everyone was moved on how amazing the result is.
I cried too, I’m Filipina from the Philippines living in Canada. This video made me proud as a Filipino, my daughter and son they sing too. Sending love, good luck to both of you and God bless 🙏💝
Thank you for this RV and for appreciating these young talented Filipino kid's voices.Any of them have already become already famous concert singers, actors and actresses.
1:17 To be exact, Filipinos have two official languages: Filipino and English. Filipino is the national language and is based on Tagalog, but it is not identical to Tagalog. Filipino incorporates elements from other Philippine languages and foreign languages to create a more inclusive national language. While Tagalog serves as the foundation, it is just one of the many languages spoken in the Philippines, along with Cebuano, Ilocano, and others. ❤
@@Killermcknight In case you were wondering, the first kid with a guitar sang a song made famous by Bamboo, the judge that turned around almost immediately.
@@staydti True. And usually the ones who exaggerate and boasts too much about Filipinos singing at the ones who suck at it. They try so hard to make themselves feed good.
They're all grown up now. 5 of the kids were popular singer now and the youngest became a international theatre actress. and the secret why most Filipinos are good in singing is not something in the water it is the KARAOKE becoz almost every household in the Philippines have karaoke machine
The one who sang Power of Love went to British got Talent I think and sang Purple Rain. Everybody got teary when the boy in his tribal suit sang Amazing Grace it is so rare to have a member of our local tribe would join. Most of them became pro artist. The girl who sang Problem won in the local franchise of X Factor now a singer and host. Kids who didn't get in later on join again as a Teen or young adult.
not anymore The Dept of Education changed it to Filipino in the late 80's or early 90's . My sister is a former high school teacher at nahirapan siya sa transition from English to Filipino or Tagalog.
Im also a Filipino @ 50 yo now and I still remember when i was once a choir member in our church we were taught to sing by our hearts no matter what kind of voices you have. Thank you for appreciating our talents.
(First kid) Darren is very popular now in my country. Zephanie was the grand winner of the first Philippine idol and Zack Tabudlo is the most listened artist in spotify in the Philippines.
I’m so proud to these little angels as Filipino. they really touch the deepest part of my heart.May God bless you all.Thank you for appreciating these talented kids Sir and Ma’am .🙏❤️❤️
All the kids were grown up now and superstars in their own way,thank you for featuring kids in the phil,i love your vlog your vlogger with a heart,Godbless!!!
As Filipinos, I've noticed that no matter how loud or beautiful your voice is, it won't easily make people say 'go' because there are so many people with beautiful voices in the Philippines, and expectations have risen.
I am probably an anomaly amongst my Filipino friends who can't sing, but as far as I can remember, singing was/is just our favorite past time with our family and friends.
Singing is not a hobby. It's a way of life in the Philippines.
It is
I Injoy this Reaction Video so much I finish until the end.. I have a nice voice too but not in microphone hahaha
Its a hobby
lol
I think not all, because some can sing but they are not using it as a way of living
FUN FACTS :
Reynan,the 11-year boy who sangs AMAZING GRACE is from the indigenious tribe of the Mountain of San Fernando,BUKIDNON in the Philippines.They are the ones of the first aboriginals/ethnics group here.They are sub-tribe of MANOBOS called TIGWAHANON.He takes pride in his roots by constantly wearing their their tribe outfit throughout his VOICE KIDS JOURNEY.
Dang I'm from the Philippines and I had no idea about that. Thanks
Pin this
I love the way he sing amazing grace ,i cried a lot 🥰❤️🌹
Proud of u reynan 🥰😊
Proud of u reynan ❤🥰
One of the judges is Lea Salonga, the singing voice of two Disney princesses, Mulan and Jasmine from Aladdin. She's also a well-known name in theater as she was the original Miss Saigon.
We recognize her name, didn’t realize that was her!
Yes , it's definitely The Miss Lea Salonga
one of the kids, darren espanto, sing "a whole new world" with morissette..
@@Lol-ho4jbdalawa May babae pah.
@@Killermcknight I cried once and once only. I started just after the first note was sung. Then continued crying through 'Amazing Grace'. Right to the finish with Elha who was 11 I think. She won this competition. She has an incredible voice. Zephainie won the adult version at 16.
The reason these kids do so well is because they are constantly being built up by everyone around them. They are not afraid to take risks, or fail. It's amazing to hear the crowds at shows and they root for everybody. They also will absolutely sing anytime, anywhere.
A judge not turning around does not mean they do not acknowledge the talent of the kids. Sometimes, they just consider the style and genre of the singer. Sometimes they think the kid will do better under the mentorship of a certain judge.
Yeah, given that there are a lot of talented ones in Philippines. The standard is just way to high now. Whew! 😮💨
Plus they only have a limited amount of kids they can put under their wing during the competition
The first who turn around means best mentor of the kid thats why the others don't turn around
FYI the main reason why Filipinos speak English is because the medium of education in the Philippines is English. From Grade 1 to college & post graduate studies, English is used for over a century now. Before that, it was Spanish for over 3 centuries.
A number of those kids are now some of the best artists in the Philippines.
I am not sure with the other amazingly talented kids but Ella is making a name for herself these days.
@@skyfan7979 she pretty much talented but overall she doesn't have hit music besides covers. A lot of kids here don't even win are already making a name with a number of hit songs.
The first kid playing the guitar, who sang Sunday Morning, is Zack Tabudlo... He has millions of Spotify followers/listeners... The girl singing Ariana Grande... Zephanie is also a mainstay in a variety show is the Philippines. The boy who sang Domino, Darren Espanto is one of the biggest young singers in the country.
In the old days in the Philippines, singing is part of a courtship called "Harana". The man will visit the girl at night and will sing outside with a guitar, to please the girl he loved.
We are like the penguins in the movie "Happy Feet" who sings their heart out to get a partner in life. 😂
But sadly those good old days are gone now.😢
Nowadays, Filipinos sing with a videoke in every occasions and gatherings.
Singing have been a part of a Philippine culture ever since.❤
Singing calms and create peace of mind especially you direct your song to praise and worship God. Like levites always do in the Holy Bible because they play musical instrument to worship God.
Thing of the past? I think not, as I married Filipina, and when there the first time Her family would always bring out the karaoke machine, and like my singing. So I sang love songs inside their home. And especially serenade here with Daisy a day, a cappella. IT'S still our song.
@@CowboySantahe is referring about "HARANA".It is the courtship before where men used to visit the girl he wants around dinner time,with guitar and sometimes with back ups.And they will sing outside "KUNDIMAN" classic Filipino songs. Then the woman will just watch them from the window inside 😊❤
I love singing here but no microphone. I just grabbed anything to hold. While I'm cleaning, I dance and sing. Silly me. My daughter sings sometimes. She loves singing while playing roblox. She listened old song and sing it. I was amazed of her because I know the music but doesn't know the lyrics. The bad things is I've heard the music when I was a kid. But she sing it beautifully and memories it. Plan to buy karaoke machine.
Even without gatherings or occasions, i sing just to relieve my stress😊
You have teary eyes while watching kids competing singing. Everyone sings good that's why your emotion brought you to tears. We filipinos are thankful for your appreciation.
I can't believe these kids can sing like this. The guitar is bigger than them. Amazing kids.
If music IS the language of the soul, then, we are expressing our souls through singing.
I’d say!
Perfectly said 👍
Indeed!
I had tears in my eyes for the boy who sang Amazing Grace. Allow me to breathe, just like you do! I agree, they are all quite gifted. Blessed parents!
He's from a tribal village.
He is from our island Mindanao, particularly in the province of Bukidnon. He is part of the indigenous people. They are a bunch of talented tribal members in our place. I also cried because I know how hard for them (financially )to come to Manila to join the competition and yet they're there.(Family)
Yes ur right I got tears coz my late moms name is Grace everytime I heard that song I fall into tears it reminded me of my late mom... I love u mom missed u everyday,,
He is the native from Bukidnon Mindanao.
@@lucitacantor5139Yes Manobo tribes.
Wow these kids!! Every one is legendary and would dominate here in the U.S. Jackson 5, to Celine Dion, they covered so many genres, sang with sensitivity, power, heart, and soul. Each one so beautiful with incredible God-blessed talent! Making us grown-up cry.
The Filipinos are blessed with God-given talent.
Were so blessed that almost all born in our country have the ability to sing ,not just sing but having multi lingual talents😀
Yeah, so lucky. Singing boosts our economy.
When Francis started singing "I'll Be There" I cried. The song hits hard. 🥹
The little girl can control her vibrato at this young age!!??...Awesome!
he is a boy not a girl
It's a boy. Echo short for J̶e̶r̶i̶c̶h̶o̶, Angelico. Thanks for correcting.
@@imdestinymakerangelico claridad not jerico
@@nolijordanariza oh yah thank you. I mixed up Claridad with Rosales who both uses Echo.
Thank you so much guys for appreciating My beloved Filipino talents. ❤
And you wonder why Filipinos are great singers, that's because we start them young.
singing in the Philippines is just ordinary, whatever we do we keep on singing, doing the laundry, cooking, cleaning the house, doing the dishes and taking a shower and even when were climbing the trees and on top we kept on singing that's why we get the highest tone🎤🎵🎶 and most we love Karaoke😁☺😚
One of the reasons too why these kids are very confident singing in front of the audience, aside from the Karaoke, our parents when they found out we can sing or dance, every visitors coming in our house we need to perform. 😂 Even in their company Christmas party, parents will take us to sing or dance. That's how proud they were to us. I miss my dad 😢 seing those daddys supporting their kids. I'm so proud of this kids and with their very supportive family. Thank you for appreciating Filipino talents.
True girl hahahaha 😂 i used to sing at my dad's workplace, tita, school, contest and every time we have visitors.
There is something in our water indeed. It's the Chinese Coast Guard.
HAHAHA
😂
😂😂😂😂
Hahaha
Hoy HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Singer capital of the world 🌎 Philippines 🇵🇭
We Filipinos wakes up with radio stations playing in commuter jeeps,our home,car,in the market,even while you walk on the streets someones radio is on...everyday we are programmed to American songs and even before bed your mind even sings... Filipinos can all relate to this called: last song syndrome...thats how we can memorize every song...anyway "mabuhay" Godbless everyone 🙏😊
These kids are like seasoned performer. They are not distracted by the judges and people in front of them.
There are no words to describe what I felt while watching this video. All I know is that I cried while watching it. The funny thing is, I don't even know why I'm crying. Maybe I was affected and overwhelmed by the enormous talents of these kids. I appreciate their gifts and wish they would all continue to sing their hearts out wherever life would bring them. Proud of these kids, proud to be a Filipino! :)
🫶🏻🫶🏻 I definitely think it’s pride!
Yes there's something in the water in the philippones, something in WEST PHILIPPINE SEA,
😂😂😂👍❤️🇵🇭
❤🇵🇭🇵🇭 💪
😂😂😂 There's something terrible.
😂😂😂😂
Hahahahahaha
tf! im crying watching this vid! proud to be a Filipinoooo! Mabuhay!
eto n nmn si proud 😂
Elha who has the ability to whistle became the Grand Champion in her batch of the Voice Kids. She is 9 years old then. And was a guest of Steve’s Little Big Shot.
I think Ella is already in Europe for that les miserable musical I think she got the part of the kid
Ellah was 10 years to 11years
Yes,really children in the Philippines can sing well..Filipinos when happy we sing,when sad we sing.Filipinos are really fond of singing.
No way one can pick the "best" of all these kids!...All winners!
Thanks for showing this video. Been in the USA for almost 50 yrs. Kids born here but never knew about The voice kids at all.
Thanks again.
The innocence, clarity and maturity of Esang's voice. Forever my fave audition on The Voice 🇵🇭. ❤️❤️❤️
I'm Pilipina/American, I am proud of these young singers.They remind me when I was younger.I did sung when I was younger.then..We have over 80 dialects & of course English was taught when I was 6 years old in School
Agree but I'm from Northern of the Philippines we have 200 dialects but mostly we use English, we speak Spanish sometimes our dialects mixed those 200 different dialects we can sing their songs too and we love country music in country side..
There are just so much talents in the Philippines. Filipinos are known for their singing and dancing.
Singíng in the Philippines is a way of life in my country, it is our way of praising Jesus for His goodness!
Dont involve Jesus Christ into this, it’s not all about religion.
Lol
Saying the god's name in vain is a sin. Ironic how an atheist like me knows your bible more than you.
Amen Glory be to our Saviour Lord Jesus Christ🙏🙏🙏
@@Heracleo-z2s Exodus 20:7 and Deuteronomy 5:11 read:
Thou shalt not take the name of the LORD thy God in vain; for the LORD will not hold him guiltless that taketh his name in vain.
An Atheist like me knows more about your bible than you. Shame.
that first kid is now a big star in the Philippines and here in the Filipino community in the USA and Canada
These voice kids Philippines judges are very hard to impress because literally they are 3 of top singers in the Philippines.
Bamboo (rock star), Sarah Geronimo (Philippines pop princess) and of course Leah Salonga (Kim of Miss Saigon, Eponine of Les Miserables, Princess Jasmine's singing voice in Alladin)
SINGING IN THE PHILIPINES IS JUST A HOBBY, MOST OF FILIPINOS CAN SING.
Thank you for showcasing Filipino singers. Filipino-American watching in Virginia, USA.
And one of the judges is the famous LEA SALONGA that won a TONY award for Ms Saigon, she was also in the Broadway show Les Miserables
also a voice for 2 disney characters
I think salonga sang in Aladdin cartoon..
She is the singing voice for both Princess Jasmine and Mulan....
Maybe the reasons why humans are not only mortal beings is because they love music that eternalizes the spirit !
These kids have so much vocal control....the voice never cracks and they control the lower and higher register so well....Man those goose bumps you get are justified!
The kid who sang Amazing Grace belongs to one of the Native Groups here in the Philippines and was taught to sing in English and everyone was moved on how amazing the result is.
Yes 👍 Philippines 🇵🇭 land of singers
I cried too, I’m Filipina from the Philippines living in Canada. This video made me proud as a Filipino, my daughter and son they sing too. Sending love, good luck to both of you and God bless 🙏💝
Me too Vivian. They are great. Filipinos are born singers dancers . Stage and voice is our way of life.
eto na nman si proud pilipino 😂😂
“I’m proud of them and I don’t even really know them.” ❤❤❤😭😭😭
When a child sings, it's so pure and innocent. They sing from the heart, and it pierces your soul. They can make even a proud, grown man like me cry.
YOU BETTER WATCH THE VOICE TEENS PHILIPPINES 2024!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND.
any of these kids would smoke any Voice competitions in the US. Even the adult ones.
My tear fell too.... but of happiness....proud to be Filipino.
Filipino judges are high standard..cos there a lot of kids are good singer in philipines
As a Filipino,i'm so proud of these talented kids.Were proud of you and God bless you all...
Thank you for.making this video and showcasing our young talents. Nobody went to a voice lesson school. They sing from birth literally.
Thank you for supporting Filipino kids, they are talented and mostly a lot from poor but gifted with talent and singing.
Ngee😅, how do you know their status?
Maka poor family k nmn 😢😢😢
I don’t understand why being poor should be emphasized when these performances reviews are way years ago. Anyway, maybe thats how you see things are.
Thank you for this RV and for appreciating these young talented Filipino kid's voices.Any of them have already become already famous concert singers, actors and actresses.
OMG! What is in the water of the Philippines? These kids sing amazingly. Oh mine!
it's the chlorine I tell you.
@@StMonts😅
😅
Filipino here... It is the chlorine tbh.. 😅
The water in the Philippines is full of lapu-lapu and tuna which give us the power and energy to conquer the stage of singing😅😅
MUSIC IS LIFE FOR US FILIPINOS
Thanks for the genuine admiration of our Filipino kids contestants. ❤❤❤ Philippines
1:17 To be exact, Filipinos have two official languages: Filipino and English. Filipino is the national language and is based on Tagalog, but it is not identical to Tagalog. Filipino incorporates elements from other Philippine languages and foreign languages to create a more inclusive national language. While Tagalog serves as the foundation, it is just one of the many languages spoken in the Philippines, along with Cebuano, Ilocano, and others. ❤
Thank you for featuring our talented kids. Proud to be Pinoy.❤❤❤
Our pleasure!
@@Killermcknight In case you were wondering, the first kid with a guitar sang a song made famous by Bamboo, the judge that turned around almost immediately.
Pinoy who got good voice:
1 out 5 = can sing
1 out 10= good singer
1 out of 15= great singer
1 out of 100= golden voice
Total We are all singer 🇵🇭
what a lie lmao
@@akcario2883Being a Filipino, I can say not EVERYONE is good at singing. Everyone has their own talent
@@staydti True. And usually the ones who exaggerate and boasts too much about Filipinos singing at the ones who suck at it. They try so hard to make themselves feed good.
Where did you get your stats? PSA, Octa Researh?...
@@mrrahbieh ang baba ng IQ mo.
Thank you for all the appreciations given to these Filipino Talents.There are more to discover.
Thank you ❤❤❤❤ support from Philippines ❤❤❤❤
WHAT KIND OF WATER THEY DRINK IN THE PHILIPPNES??? WHY IS THAT EVEN A SMALL KIDS NOT EVEN 10 YEARLS THEY HAVE AN AMZING VOICE❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
We do drink some salabat or Ginger tea that's our water eheheh
Tubig kanal po or tubig sa pulangi ❤😅
Nawasa water 😂
Tubig tabay hahaha
In the Philippines we have that water called "ubbog" which is said to be also the water drink by fairies
thank you for featuring this to your channel.. ❤ from the phils here.. so proud of these kids!!!! 🎉
They're the angels from heaven!
Ella is absolutely amazing . Proud to be filipino here
All the kids that audition there all good they are international caliber most of those kids are all professional singers and social influencer now😊
we filipinos not just sings .this beautiful songs but we also praise worship our GOD using this amazing voices HE had given us❤❤❤ PAG IBIG
utot mo
GREAT, AWESOME AND SO TALENTED FILIPINO KIDS! GOD BLESS THE PHILIPPINES!
THANKS FOR INTRODUCING THE FILIPINO KIDS, GOD BLESS YOU GUYS
I'm in teary eye too, watching our future and great singers in our country Philippines, so proud of them too. ❤❤❤❤❤
I am from the Pilipines 🇵🇭 am very proud that this kids will have a good future in singing career 👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏
Please be careful in spelling your country's name. It's Philippines.✌️
Good heavens ! ...
those kids did indeed cover the whole spectrum of Genres!
along with their respected artists and sounds !!
AMAZING talents
My tears fall when
I hear this kid sing
Amazing Grace.
God Bless you for
sharing us this video.
Mr. Pineda has inspired some young ones to bring their talent to the big stage!
Im crying with you two…. Joy coming from within❤️
They're all grown up now. 5 of the kids were popular singer now and the youngest became a international theatre actress. and the secret why most Filipinos are good in singing is not something in the water it is the KARAOKE becoz almost every household in the Philippines have karaoke machine
That’s so great!
The "water" is an inside joke for Filipino being a good singer lol
This is the Part 3.
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The one who sang Power of Love went to British got Talent I think and sang Purple Rain. Everybody got teary when the boy in his tribal suit sang Amazing Grace it is so rare to have a member of our local tribe would join. Most of them became pro artist. The girl who sang Problem won in the local franchise of X Factor now a singer and host. Kids who didn't get in later on join again as a Teen or young adult.
Yes is true.all House hold in Philippines have a karaoke machine
Both of you created a therapeutic way of letting our tears fall.., so touching by selecting quality musics selected and talents...
Zack tabudlo youre going to love that guy right now. Hes a great singer
Oh, my gosh! Those kids have golden voices! God’s given gifts…
Guys they're all grown up now. Remember Darren Espanto, he's the guy who sang with Morissette Amon in Aladin on the wish bus.
Oh my gosh, didn’t even realize that was him!
I don't know but Pinoys are really born with unstoppable and incredible talents esp in singing. Every where in the country mostly can sing.
Im in tears too on these talented kids! O M G!!!! Im also proud of them! They should have s brighter future!
Watch this many times but still got teary eyes listening to this wonderful voices...thanks for this video❤
English is the official medium of instruction at all levels in school in the Philippines.
not anymore The Dept of Education changed it to Filipino in the late 80's or early 90's . My sister is a former high school teacher at nahirapan siya sa transition from English to Filipino or Tagalog.
@@mariajanebaranda1606maybe only in public hehe but in private
Im also a Filipino @ 50 yo now and I still remember when i was once a choir member in our church we were taught to sing by our hearts no matter what kind of voices you have. Thank you for appreciating our talents.
Love you guys watching/reacting our pilipino kids singers.. take care
I'm very proud just listening to all of them. You all are amazing.
Yeah! There is really something in our water here in the Philippines because most us Filipinos can carry a tune. Of course, we are Filipinos hahaha.
grow up
They all good singers, but the kid who sang Amazing Grace dropped my tears. ❤❤❤
(First kid) Darren is very popular now in my country. Zephanie was the grand winner of the first Philippine idol and Zack Tabudlo is the most listened artist in spotify in the Philippines.
was Zephanie one of the featured kids here?
@@mariajanebaranda1606 The one who sang Problem
@@mariajanebaranda1606oo payat pa ni zephanie jan
I’m so proud to these little angels as Filipino. they really touch the deepest part of my heart.May God bless you all.Thank you for appreciating these talented kids Sir and Ma’am .🙏❤️❤️
Our pleasure!
Look at how the coaches encourages those kids. Thats almost every Filipino parent with a singing kid. Thats one of the secrets.
Filipino good singers..they're in every corner of the country.everywhere
Thanks guys goozebump and teary eyes watching /reacting to our Filipino kids.. More power..
Filipino's vocal chord is built different..and of course witnessing kids with those incredible talents brought tears to everyone..
All the kids were grown up now and superstars in their own way,thank you for featuring kids in the phil,i love your vlog your vlogger with a heart,Godbless!!!
As Filipinos, I've noticed that no matter how loud or beautiful your voice is, it won't easily make people say 'go' because there are so many people with beautiful voices in the Philippines, and expectations have risen.
Take all these kids on the road for shows. I will bet they will draws throngs of supporters! Imagine a stage full of these kids performing!
I am probably an anomaly amongst my Filipino friends who can't sing, but as far as I can remember, singing was/is just our favorite past time with our family and friends.