Filipino Singers that went VIRAL on TikTok in 2022 | Latinos react

[@Waleska-Herrera]

Send me or tag me on more videos on TikTok :) www.tiktok.com/@wlsk15

[@rea3180]

Singing exercises in water is actually common here in the Philippines, because it helps for breathing.

[@Bandro09]

If you ever get to interview Regine Velasquez you should ask her how her father trained her to sing when she was little. I think he trained her to sing neck deep in a river or sea too I think. The last video you watched is located in Boracay. It's one of the top and famous beaches in the Philippines. You definitely should put that in your itenerary when you visit the Philippines.

[@bongorpina5961]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bn_Xp3Sma7yhic0 bella santiago x factor romania..

[@scarletramos2453]

Wales and Efra please react to Ukelele boy in Cebu. He went viral because of his talent🤗☺️🌞🌟🌼🌹🌺🌷🌸💮🏵️

[@ragsacperlas3217]

Try to find. Morissette Katrina and all. the other singers they are all on tiktok too

[@silvergray7621]

Fact: Most people who can sing in the Philippines are not even aware of the technicalities. They just sing the songs like how they hear them.

[@ryerye3406]

Regine was trained as a child to sing while immersed chest deep underwater. That’s the reason why her lung power is out of this world. Her dad believed that what “Rocky” did, boxing underwater to strengthen his muscles would also be applicable in strengthening the vocal core..

[@AnjLove01]

Yeah most of us filipinos knew about that vocal exercise that Regine was trained by his dad as such.

[@judithtorres4409]

It’s a training technique made famous by Regine’s dad. I don’t think it’s about lifting the diaphragm while in the water, but building strength and stamina. The water exerts pressure on the torso and the rest of the body-like training to walk or run with weights around your ankles. Then, when you remove the pressure or the weights, you feel so light and the physical exertion, effortless. 😇

[@justinfam4729]

I was about to say that.. my mom handled a choir Years ago at a Catholic church and she would bring them to the beach and practice there, and u should be submerged from neck below

[@golewa29]

I remember the scene from Regine's movie DoReMi where she was submerged in a drum full of water 💦 while singing.

[@ryerye3406]

@@golewa29 This is actually what Sarah G’s dad did to train her because they’re not near the river/beach like where Regine’s family used to live.

[@darkknights4329]

No wonder Philippines is called the land of singers.love from BD 🇧🇩

[@frant1632]

You're right Efra. We really love to sing and let loose. Singing really is our therapy. Our emotional support. That is why almost OPM songs are about heartbreaks, poverty, and struggles in life. If first world country goes to therapy clinics, we Filipinos go to karaoke bars or do karaoke at home with family and friends

[@user-bc3br5ep8y]

Absolutely!!!!

[@mariapatrick1728]

Singing is a language of our soul. It is deep healing.

[@gabrielvicente6027]

I fully agree with you guys comments about filipino culture. They sing to enjoy and forget the problems behind at that moment. Thanks for supporting the culture. God bless

[@efraherrera9409]

Efra here ✌🏼. Truly amazing. Never stops amazing me , what a culture.

[@josephmanlangit2414]

Hi Waleska and Efra, here's a little trivia for you to ponder: "Here in the Philippines, if you want to sing a song in a karaoke or videoke machine, you need to put a 5 peso coin to the machine for each song (the price is the same eversince) no matter if you sing it well or you mess with it (unless the machine is rented by someone generous enough and made it free for everyone). Imagine how many 5 peso coins you need to spend to be a good singer." Lol. And if you are really looking for good "un-discovered" singers in the Philippines, here are few places where you will find them: 1. Resto-Bars (especially those with karaoke) 2. Local Singing Contests (this is common on barrios celebrating fiesta) 3. Birthdays, Weddings, Baptism, Reunions, Vigils and all gatherings, karaoke/videoke machine will surely be there.

[@emmanuelsantos2921]

And classrooms too.

[@queentadortv6083]

If you are in the province 2 songs for 5peso coin. Others 2pesos per song.

[@ToyotasupraYT616]

Its an investment really lol

[@princessmundala3718]

Come to our house then😂

[@junb27]

In the mall too in karaoke/videoke bars 3 songs per table and in the households too.

[@g2buyit]

In my humble opinion, singing is engrained in the Filipino culture and lifestyle. For most Pinoy, the cheapest and the best way to harmlessly vent, show and share their emotions is through singing. You ask why do they pick the harder (path) songs to sing. Simply because they know they can. Furthermore, there is no fun and challenge in learning uncomplicated and easy songs. The melody, lyrics, high notes, and extended belting in songs are what they tend to gravitate to. They like the challenge of learning these kinds of songs while they try to emulate the style and techniques of their idols. In the meantime, they try to improve their own style and techniques. The best reward for them is knowing they can do it and had fun doing so. It's the love, support, and encouragement of people around them (they say it takes a village to raise a child, in the PH this is true in singing as well) that helps them in building the self-confidence needed. Also, consider the fact that most of them have highly developed auditory sense and mimicking skills which makes it easier for them to sing in such a fashion.

[@ミッチ-d6w]

“Harmlessly vent”😂 sooooo truee

[@m.e.2489]

very well said, INDEED!

[@g2buyit]

@@m.e.2489 Many thanks to you. As said, I was just sounding off my thoughts. I don't claim to be an expert on the matter, but those are just my observations based on my numerous trips and my continuous social interaction with them from childhood til now. Once again, thanks a lot!

[@jaylordzeusdelica64]

Singing is engraved to all mankind hahaha,.. Hindi lang Sa pilipinas

[@anecitobacalingjr.2071]

this is so trueee actually-----frm. Philippines with love ;)

[@eggiesadventure]

Trivia: Regine Velasquez was trained by her father by singing while in the water as well

[@citassemsor8633]

FACT! :)

[@LoveLee04]

Water is on neck level

[@umay696]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p4a6pIh4i9qmiLs

[@titaedlynv.]

True ❤

[@Nolra08]

While others are trained in water remember that some filipinos are trained to sing while in alcohol... hahaha

[@kenzogiltendez4465]

Regine Velasquez and Sarah Geronimo were trained to sing in a drum with water leveling their chest, they said that it made their lungs strong and help them sing higher notes.

[@rosesarered2868]

This channel should hit million subs , we can learn so many things when it comes to music technicality. And not pissing others off. They are so professional and funny at the same time

[@nerisseevardo7064]

Agree 100%!

[@amarie818]

💯❤💙🇵🇭

[@efraherrera9409]

Efra here ✌🏼. Hah thanks so much, keep supporting us guys and we'll keep going ! Thank you so so much for the kind words

[@rosesarered2868]

@@efraherrera9409 OMG you replied..😇 I am really learning a lot from you guys . And not just me i'm sure other subscribers too

[@user-bc3br5ep8y]

True!!! I really love them both ❣️

[@bluebeardazhole9225]

*_in our filipino culture, the more you sing off pitch, the more fun to gather with... we really enjoy the moment when somebody sing a song out of tune... espcially when we are drunk!_*

[@ms.kcuesta9730]

With you with this! Out of tune singers are cool

[@loidabalaba4386]

Thank you at least someone might like my out of tune singing 🤣

[@desp4irr652]

their confidence is off the rockets and somehow, they manage to make it sound not out of tune HAHAHAHAH

[@egerajhonnamaet.2228]

Yes but that's because it's rare for us to have someone who sing out of tune. And most of the time, those are the ones who are very greedy of the mic, they can sing for hours...

[@erniebrequillo]

And mostly practicing singing while using C.R 😂😂😂..

[@aldrintrinidad6690]

Filipinos love music specially,Singing!!! If your in gatherings like fiesta,birthdays etc..all kinds og genre in music you'll hear it coz half of the invited guests would like to sing! Classics,ballads,disney,opera,slow and hardrocks,pop and rap...thanks to the inventor of karaoke...Mr.del Rosario!!!

[@cristalbol8414]

To understand why it is common for Filipino children to learn big songs so early, other than having Karaoke as a pass time, it is that our National Anthem "Lupang Hinirang" is freaking insane which students become accustomed to singing everyday in class. USA does not require singing their anthem in a particular way or key, however, the Philippine anthem was decreed to be sung in public in the original Julian Felipe arrangement which goes up all the way to F5. Here's Morissette singing the anthem kzbin.info/www/bejne/joioan-BgqxkpJY and note how much she has to work to get those last two verses out. It's mental that it was decreed to be sung that way when Julian Felipe wrote the music as a piano piece and not a song. Everyone just sort of lived with it

[@sarahp.7157]

Hope you guys visit the Philippines and experience singing in a karaoke bar. You will experience how much appreciative, friendly, kind, warm and fun loving Filipinos are.

[@badlongon525]

Music is indeed a universal language. Good music, good voice, good delivery that touches every man's soul.

[@gdumaguing]

You can sing or not, you're encouraged to sing. Telling you, it's just for fun and for the love of music. We hum anywhere, no one is bothered about it. We bond too through singing. We have Karaoke bars here, and that's how we roll 🤣😂

[@marus3953]

Filipinos love to play with harmony and reverb when they sing. You would notice that if you visit a church in the Philippines.

[@spidey6077]

Listening to church choir in Imus cathedral is like attending a concert during my choir days.

[@gdumaguing]

Not all filipinos have access to a pool. So we make use of the drums, put water, and practice singing there. Regine's dad did that, if i remember it right so did Morisette

[@lowkeyfanboy0612]

As much as i enjoy watching efra doing and saying crazy things I cannot help but to admire and appreciate his level of maturity not only in the musical aspect but also in life in general.

[@le57erguapo43]

Singing is incorporated in our veins, either bad or good singing, just enjoy the moment and killed it. 😇😊

[@leonergerodias7557]

sanaol🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@didyouknow4738]

Thats absolutely right. We dont care about techniques or whatever... we just love to sing even if its bad or good voice, just sing to your hearts content ^^ . When i was 6 years old all of my 5 sisters always sing in videoke and they always want me to sing a female song with high notes 😂 .. its a typical culture in filipinos that they want their kids or lil brother and sister to sing high notes early . Even if u dont want to they will say "go sing this u can do it try try" then later on you will enjoy it . 😁

[@crazywhirlwind]

Or adults (sometimes drunk) will order the kids to sing songs at gatherings. If the kids resist, they'll flaunt a 20 peso bill in the kid's face, "whoever sings get this money!" 🤣 Filipino kids learn to hustle early ahahaha

[@evanantonola4935]

Mga pabida kase mga magulang haha. Ganyan din sa amin.

[@cristinelyncantong3101]

Trueeee

[@louiegietrinanes4798]

hHahaha legit

[@simlification]

You guys got it! It is for fun. Thanks for appreciating our culture. I learn many things from both of you and your family! 😊☺️😍🙏❤️

[@flixer_1995]

We filipino's simply love singing. And who ever sing any song, a friend or not we always support them. That's what Filipino do... And whenever we hear a bad singer sing a song, we always say "com'n you can do that!!! Yes go go go". And He/She will always sing until she/he gets better and better...

[@yelhsaazarcon902]

Filipinos that dont know how to sing have good ears.. we appreciate the good singers here. Good reaction by the way

[@ayeishagee7249]

I always love your genuine reaction towards the Philippines' singing culture. I can carry a tune but not even at par with the calibre of these talented people. Btw, Ikaw ay Ako is one of my favorite duets. I mean the harmony work of Mori and Klang in that song. So satisfying.

[@SETTe0918]

Well , i usually sing to my heart's content.i don't care about technicalities as long as i don't sound tone deaf. That's what most Filipinos do Waleska. Fun fact. Did u know Regine Velasquez used to sing while being submerged in a water..her father actually trained her to sing like that to have a powerful vocal chords.. maybe it helps her diaphragm to sustain lengthy riffs and runs

[@riverrunsfree]

I can't speak for the rest of PH (since I'm from one of the many microcultures here and also indigenous), but in my family, we sing a lot together, rarely on our own. There's a special kind of bond that forms with the people you sing with. Ever since we were kids, my cousins and I would sing together on our grandparents backyard whenever we get together. We do this because we don't see each other very often and it was a way to bridge gaps with age (24 cousins over the span of 15 years) and gender (since the girls wanted to play house and the boys wanted to play basketball 🤣). Our parents encouraged it too, one of our uncle's would provide the mic and guitar. When most of us got to college, singing together was our way to reconnect. And every holidays where we can come home from the city, it is what we do. Even the night of my sister's wedding, when all the guests are gone, we just gathered together with a guitar and sing songs that came to mind and it felt more intimate than the celebration we just had with the whole clan (also an initiation for the new husband 😂). I'm pretty sure it's kind of similar to some (if not most) Filipino families to have a special thing when it comes to music. And I think that is where the Love for singing and music comes from. Music for us is like a warm blanket or fire from a hearth. Music for us is home.

[@evanantonola4935]

Theres only one thing left to do for Wale and Efra: visit the country. :)

[@SelwynClydeAlojipan]

The unknown but primary talent of Filipinos is their ability to listen well to accents, diction, harmonies, and pronunciations. Then they practice to mimic various sounds or songs as close to the original version as possible. Meaning they can listen to themselves as they're singing to automatically correct the sounds they are producing to match their memory of the song they are trying to reproduce. Even going back hundreds of years, Filipinos have been good at recreating different kinds of music from various cultures. Also, Filipinos living in another culture for several months eventually get many aspects of the local accent.

[@gregdavinpalma8513]

I think Efra can sing some Francis magalona songs if he can do that he will be more loved by Filipinos without hesitation and thats for sure

[@carmenbindal7875]

Thank you for appreciating Filipino singing talent sa as the Philippines... actually videoke and karaoke are always part of gatherings here in the Philippines, many common Filipinos can sing very well

[@roommate8301]

SHE'S MY FRIEND.... HER NAME IS MERCIER!!! THE ONE WHO SANG DISNEY!!! YOU CAN WATCH HER ON KUMU!!!

[@kathsilver2445]

you said it right efra.. we loosen up aftr a hard days work by singing, whether we are good at singing or not. just enjoy singing before we sleep.

[@bogieabono4945]

FYI that was the training regine velasquez went through also sarah geronimo i think morissette did that too a proven tested technique filipino singers who went an extra mile towards stardom.. Submerge your body up to your neck...

[@m.e.2489]

(03.10.2022) @3:18 watching @Waleska and @Efra on my special day! What a birthday treat, indeed!🎁🎀🍰 Magandang umaga po sa pamilya Herrera!!!😍😘🥰 P.S. How about reacting to "Sana Maulit Muli" versions of Gary V, Regine V, Lea S. @Waleska may want to do cover of this?😉

[@jochogudelosao4258]

The girl who sang she’s gone is our neighbor Joy Trimidal... She’s known in our municipality the greatest singer

[@anthonysoquena266]

Please do more of this!! More power to your channel, gorgeous Waleska and Efra!

[@deliaciencia8187]

In the Philippines, when you are tired, sad, bad mood, heartbroken, hungry, etc........just go to karaoke bar or friends house, and just sing your heart out, and for sure you will feel a lot better... Nobody cares if your singing is good or bad....everyone will just have a good time !!!

[@phatsmurf575]

I just love how y'all trip out on our culture. Pinoys sing just for the enjoyment of it. Whatever we are doing, we sing. Walking home from school, sing. Grocery shopping, sing(quietly😆). Cooking, driving, watching your KZbin, sing. Only other place that does it is Hawai'i. Karaoke is huge there, not just for the Filipinos but everyone.. Not just singing though. There's always an ukulele jam session at school hallways, beach, home. Those who know the steps join in to dance hula.

[@cloud3141]

regine velasquez used to sing while submerged in the sea as a practice :)

[@arctixilva1620]

It's not an exaggeration, but literally anywhere, there's a crazy talented random Filipino who sings insanely well...People here just love singing. Bugoy (Drilon) for one...before he walked into a reality singing contest, he was mopping floors on a cafeteria. He's not trained or anything, but when he sang...mind blown. So proud of our culture.

[@TheHumane28]

Waleska!! I love your make up today. so clean!

[@yeshira7399]

I agree with you Waleska the Filipino willingness to sing is awesome. The fact that they sing because they love it and most of them have no idea of the proper technique in singing but they manage to create their own technique to sing a song marvelously is awesome. They didn't pay to study music because the music itself is within them.

[@rowelsoliven7803]

Omg Thank you for featuring me on your youtube react😍😍😍

[@russellmontielmontojo1974]

kip up d gud wrk my kababayan sna sumikat ka pang lalo.

[@jurinaissance]

the last song is an ost of a film of the same name. gary v composed it and the lyrics written by gary's wife. regine and gary usually duets the song but the version used in the movie is sung by lea salonga because she is the lead in the movie. also, the original lyrics written by gary was in english and it was originally about julie vega. about how impactful she had been as a rookie actress. the song was not supposed to be released as a sign of respect for julie's family(julie passed away long ago, and her passing was the inspiration for the song) but gary's wife urged him and told him that she'll write her own lyrics in filipino so as that they can use the song for the movie. and still the original song is not released commercially.

[@myrnfrancis1973]

Both two of you are becoming Filipino by heart even though you don't have Filipino blood,thnk you!for supporting us Filipino esp OPM music and artist!

[@jennybaintoavila4777]

4:40 am here in the Philippines and having a marathon of your reaction videos since last night 😂😅

[@felsv4188]

Haha me too

[@jgalang1881]

In PH karaoke culture, we are used to good singers. When a random singer sings well, we applaud. When singers are out of tune, its OK, we still cheer them and have fun with them.

[@500Akoni]

Regine Velasquez... used to sing in the neck high waters in a (Leyte) beach when a small kid, thinking all the while that she and her Dad were just playing a game (so, it was fun for her- LOL). She did this until they moved to the capital Manila... Thanks for this reaction. Keep up the good work. thank you again.

[@spykeeee880]

Fun fact: That first girl who sang "Just look up" by Ariana Grande is literally my neighbor and she's really good. In fact she got over 42 million views and 7.3 million likes in tiktok by singing the most popular song of Celine Dion which is "It's all coming back to me now". So as her neighbour im so proud of her.❤️❤️❤️

[@katerubio680]

What’s her tiktok name?

[@golewa29]

The last song was titled "Sana Maulit Muli" both Gary V. and Regine V. have a version of it. It's a very lovely meaningful love song 💕

[@ravenrine2952]

I'm here because of that girl who sang like Ariana, I've followed her for a while and her voice was insane

[@peejaydemira]

Its very normal here in the Philippines hearing those high notes like nothing happened 😂😂😂

[@aaronballesteros9569]

Omg this is so fun to watch, you should definitely do more reactions like this in the future 💗

[@yaydiaz1282]

And u should react to the 3rd song.That song is Morissette and Kalrisse song..But Morissette had a solo on that song..A very heart touching song...So emotional...IKAW AY AKO

[@nathanielgenoveso535]

Singing becomes part of our culture thats why most of us love and knows how to sing specially most elders here in the philippines teach us how to sing based on how they do it also based on their experiences.And lastly not all of us can sing but because of our environment(that most peaple enjoy singing)we can adopt and enjoy it too. Keep singing!

[@deimosmendez7824]

Ikaw ay ako was sung by Morissette and clarisse de Guzman. You should also check that out if you haven't yet reacted to that😄😄

[@andipark9025]

Up

[@yowss]

Yes

[@vansilleza]

The lady in the bar is singing Gary V's original song "Sana Maulit Muli" which translates to "Hope it will happen Again".

[@jennybaintoavila4777]

Afra, you really look like Zeus Collins. One of the good dancer here in the Philippines and part of the group named hashtag😍

[@shanangandendigo2580]

Hawig din sya ni EZ Mil yung kumanta ng panalo

[@jennybaintoavila4777]

@@shanangandendigo2580 satrooo parang combination ey HAHAHA still, he looks really gwapo😍

[@elroselemmire7786]

At the end of the day, it doesn't matter whether they're good or bad at singing. People sing because they love singing. I for one am not that good of a singer lol but I love music and I love singing. I have downloaded 3 karaoke apps on my phone. And a couple of music streaming apps. 🥰🎵

[@msl8blo0m3r4]

Not sure if it counts coz he's an artist, but SB19's Stell got one Tiktok post that garnered 6.6M views and 1.3M likes. It's his take on Demi Lovato's high notes on the song HEART ATTACK.

[@teresaamescua4794]

Hahaha it's 3:23 am Philippine time and yet we're still awake watching you two..

[@burovcoursenot]

Oli really like this Tiktok reaction format. I'm not on the app, but I appreciate the talent that comes out of it! It's a free-for-all 😍 and you guys can freely explore from the same content creator so yeah 🔥 Also, yeah, our parents tend to display our medals, trophies, and certificates. It's a bragging rights especially given that a lot of their generation didn't get to finish school. 🎖️🏅🏆

[@genesisbarrogo7231]

Lol why am I crying while watching this? 😂 thank you Waleska and Efra ❤️

[@camalusman7635]

That is when S. Korea is into singing and Philippines is into singing🤗❤️.. Well, I prefer the latter coz it makes you happy while drinking lead your health to suffer.

[@rosesarered2868]

I think the answer to the question of many people if what did we drink to have such beautiful and powerful voices- maybe some would answer, its the beer haha. And for the kids - its the "AM" charr haha

[@petcaredept6corp572]

Love you all guys, @Waleska Herrera you really know how to find the best words to described what is really happening in there. We Pilipinos are very supportive if someone have talent on every sport or arts, and Singing is the no.1 spot for that, Godbless to you two and your family especially your lovely Mama very knowledgeable, LOVE you here from our Humble Country Philippines, Muah

[@SB_love_SB19]

Everything that Efra said..I agree 200%. We sing because singing is living.

[@daddynunya9045]

If you want to see some truly incredible kareoke singing you have to see the impromptu vocal challenge between Stell of SB19 and Almira of 4th Impact at the ShowBT Christmas party!!! They both kill Beyonce's Love on Top!!!! I will leave the link below!!!!!

[@daddynunya9045]

m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4rCoXhnebunh7s

[@likhamanawari1265]

Up

[@jollysoul3204]

@@daddynunya9045 I was so impatient that I clicked and watched the link right away, haha. I felt like I was the one running out of breath watching them, but that was indeed an enjoyable video to watch coz I can see and feel that they were all having fun. Bravo to Stell and Almira! :) :)

[@daddynunya9045]

@@jollysoul3204 I'm so happy you enjoyed it!! 4th Impact produce an amazing KZbin/Facebook livestream every Saturday and Sunday at 9 pm Philippines time!! It is 2 hours or more of the best family friendly entertainment available!!! They even accept request (Tips are accepted but not required)!!! I hope to see you there!!!!

[@jonellepaas181]

up...

[@kristine4811]

My 8 and 3 years old nephew sing She’s Gone everytime we have gathering. My 3 years old nephew doesn’t even know how to read, he just follow his older brother and mimic his words.

[@ryanwalter3371]

Ur right efra.. i was jn the airport and someone was singing in the waiting line just he's bored. so he sang and another person sang after haha it was cool to see free show

[@MrAnonymous650]

I think that happens in Nashville too but not as often as in the Philippines.. great reaction video..

[@jandellg]

the last song is called Sana Maulit Muli that is Regine’s version, you can react to it, the one where she had a short short hair on Myx giving tribute to Gary Valencia, she was the special guest.

[@Bisdakflorista18]

You gonna need to go to the Philippines and experience it. I cannot wait for you guys to have a video singing in a Karaoke Bar enjoying in the Philippines. 🙏🙏🙏

[@enjilsandagon4306]

I really love the facial expression of Efra hahaha!!!

[@rommelramos921]

Hi,mabuhay..sending both of you the love and kisses from here in Philippines 🇵🇭 💖 😘

[@user-bc3br5ep8y]

Singing in the Philippines is actually a kind of relief...Because you know, our daily lives are so stressful, full of struggles...Calamities are just coming in and out. After one recovered another follows, that is why instead we cried murmor or complain, we just shouted it, to let it out. Thus most of our songs were in a higher range,because instead we climbed into the mountain to shout, we did it through singing. And after that we felt relieved, vigorous and energitic again. And it seems we found new hope to face another day. So it's already normal for us to see someone sing there with their hearts out, shouting and laughing, we understand they are problematic and they only want to feel relieved 😁

[@esthermiranda8815]

Yes singing is a sort of everybodys enjoyment among filipinos in different occassions!!!

[@unfunnyfokka3379]

Singing while chest-deep in cold pool, river or even drum of water, actually was a old ancient "thing" with singers. As cold water shrinks your abdominal muscles, buoyancy pushes more air out of your body making your diaphragm do all the work, unsupported by the other muscles around it. Breathing becomes shallow and requires more effort. The theory is that training the diaphragm that way while young should eventually endow the singer better breath support for longer and more powerful belts. Regine Velasquez was trained that way when she was young

[@ronel_miranda3000]

Morissette Amon and Klarisse De Guzman are the original singers of "IKAW AY AKO"

[@rufrucinninellas1379]

The impact of singing in water is ..... Regine Velasquez-Alcasid. It is a very well-known fact in the Philippines that Regine Velasquez as a young girl was trained by her father by submerging her body neck-deep in water in a drum and singing for hours on end. It is unconfirmed if this training technique works. Its almost like an urban legend but yeah, filipinos sometimes go to the beach to sing neck-deep in water because of Regine.

[@julietudani2134]

Thank you waleska and efra for always amazed how my fellow countrymen sings,I always enjoy watching your reaction.now that the door of the Philippines is open for foreigners to visit I wish that you can make to visit sometime soon .oh by the way Regine Velasquez and Sharon Cuneta is having a concert live in June .and a lot of singer's was performing in Dubai expo now a day's.Gid bless! And take care guys!

[@xinziearusuke4696]

and whats more amazing, like in that moment with the girl in the resto 19:15 is that with all what she did, someone was still saying "I can do better than that, I'm just waiting for my turn on that mic." lol..

[@imercified9007]

Thank you so much for reacting to video. I am shocked 😱😱😱. Singing in a pool is totally crazy. 😄😄 I love your reaction videos ❤️❤️❤️

[@maoilipong4333]

The one who sang SHES GONE is my childhood friend. She is very versatile singer 😁

[@astravle9076]

Waleska posts, I click

[@bigbadwenk]

When a Filipino says s/he can't sing or s/he's shy, that's a clue that s/he can actually sing and blow yer mind. 🤣

[@SelwynClydeAlojipan]

Filipinos want to test and challenge themselves if they can copy a favorite singer belting out a hard or difficult song. Then they practice and record their practice sessions and then practice variations or innovations that they can make to each live performance. The good singers post their most impressive songs as audition pieces that might get the attention of somebody who might want to hire them as a lounge singer or band member somewhere.

[@PetiteKalashnikovna]

It all started when we were kids. Everytime there’s a gathering, the kids are encouraged to sing, dance, or recite a poem to entertain the grownups. ☺️

[@allanarteta4018]

Hello waleska&efra since you are enjoying watching some Filipino goidvoice in singing have you watched Kevin traquera on singing w/male & female songs try to watch this this is the one also same like marcelito Pinoy,more power & godbless

[@SEIZU23]

19:50 You sounded like my grandma😅. I miss her. From🇵🇭 love your vids keep it up.

[@annwatermelon1945]

I just accidentally found your chanel... only today... your reactions are hilariously funny that made my day! 😅❤

[@xanderyodz9514]

The 20:30 song is Regine Velasquez vesion of Sana Maulit Muli which is totally every part of how Regine Velasquez sang it.

[@rafaelcastillo3811]

you two guys the most i like it when you react to my fellow pinoy singers.i love you

[@rianeisis7978]

That kind of songs are just regular here in every house in the Philippines since we really love karaoke even without any occasions 😁

[@jasonflores4250]

Recently you checked some individual performances at TAWAG NG TANGHALAN...i think you should also check on some battles there..to start you can check EDEL QUIBOL and BHAL SAGAYSAY singing janine berdin's NASA PUSO...this is one of the best battles there...thanks

[@zithyrys3027]

You should react to A compilation of Filipino tiktok teens that went viral on the app like Lucas Garcia, Fatima lousie, etc for a better footage and better admiration.

[@toffeedalevlog8839]

PHILIPPINES IS REALLY LAND OF GREAT SINGERS. MY MOM USED TO TRAIN ME SINGING IN PAMPANGA RIVER. 3/4 OF MY BODY IS SUBMERGED IN THE WATER. AND THEN TRYING TO FLOAT WHILE SINGING. ❤️🇵🇭

[@basketballhighlights5923]

Maybe you should try to react on JAMIR CAMASES performance in tawag ng tanghalan 😊