Vocal coach YAZIK analysis/reaction to Michael Pangilinan - Lay Me Down on Wish 107 5 Bus

[@malem2556]

Most of us don't go to music schools. Music is just part of our lives. You won't even be surprised to hear a great belting voice while walking around town. Most of us even sing while doing chores. It's just our habit. Plus every morning there's like a flag ceremony where everyone are required to sing the national anthem along with some songs with respect to the ethnic divisions and/or regions.

[@carl_elfsj4693]

The best professional vocal teacher here in the Philippines..... Hmmmmm??? Oh yeah, KARAOKE!

[@YazikReacts]

It seems like you're unanimous about that :)))

[@carl_elfsj4693]

@@YazikReacts i just checked the comments, and yeah, im not the only one. Lol

[@cjLbtsarmy7]

totally agree

[@bamtok855]

@Yazik kzbin.info/www/bejne/sKCvknaYnt1kkM0si=1jIGwP91PE3tAB-N

[@moniqueyaptenco5802]

Your reactions are always so interesting because your descriptions are very good. You are also fair, kind, and constructively critical. Thank you!

[@khillianleigh9629]

Karaoke is our number 1 teacher 🙂

[@teamamo294]

truth.

[@joedude9954]

Huh?

[@rosemiles6162]

@@joedude9954 yes,even me i grow up by singing on karaoke,cuz its philippines fav hobbies...

[@MinaMina-cq3ck]

I moved to the Philippines in the late 90’s and i went to highschool there i was about 15yrs old. It was sort of a foreigner of sorts though i am filipino. Something that was interesting to me was that they have classes starting in elementary school that teaches musical notes and how to read music and every year there are school competitions. Singing classical and modern music were categories in these school competitions as well as musical performances that everyone had to participate in whether it was singing ir dancing. So i feel that Filipinos no matter if they were in public or private school, already have exposure to music at a young age. Also in elementary school all the way up to college the school curriculum includes 2 language classes first being pilipino and the other english. The whole country knows how to speak english thats why you hear a mix of english in our language and also helps with the pronunciation of english songs. Hope this gives you some insight from a foreigner perspective.

[@bulletblink5138]

react to michaelpangilinan PERFECT (wish bus 107.5) he said he learn so much from daryl ong's riffs and runs when they sing (BuDaKhel) feat. katrina velarde the boyz ll men/mariahcarey "One Sweet Day" cover.👍🏽

[@jesssoriano928]

not to put down my own country, but very very few artists get formal musical training here. Only the privileged can afford to go to vocal coaches. Even most successful singers here are self taught. but they do get some training when they get a little popular and are able to spare money for it . that's when they start formal musical training. I mean the great majority of them. There could be a number or very good vocal coaches, but i don't think that there are that many schools for music.

[@YazikReacts]

I see. Well, you dont need a paper to be a great at anything. Music is in your hearts guys. You dont get too many group of kids singing Whitney kind of songs for fun in Poland. Regards :)

[@windarcher6294]

I agree. Most singers are self taught in Philippines

[@andreahlizardopaningbatan7780]

😂 most of Filipinos just only learn to sing from listening to FM radio.. then later sing the song they heard.. and practice to sing in karaoke.. now videoke... We don't have formal training.. I think because Filipinos love to sing while doing House chores

[@MuhammadUmar-fb1pk]

Thank you for this coach. Next is Perfect of Michael Pangilinan wish radio and Bugoy Drilon One Day

[@paulbalot8205]

Technically speaking about the teaching or singing lessons in the Philippines? There are probably few schools who teaches proper vocal techniques, mosts of the singers you've reacted to was born with a natural raw talent in singing.

[@alexanderbemar2637]

Paul Balot that's what I thought, because I have seen people that didn't go through any singing school, but by listening to music and sing along, add your twist and styles to it.

[@windarcher6294]

Agree they are self taught

[@iraajrasheed6731]

Please reacts to his perfect song too

[@jennycolongon8815]

ohh, my sweet idol singer was reacted by my favorite coach reactor. filipinos love singing because it relieved stress, even just doing laundry,cooking washing dishes while imagining that we are a superstar while hitting the notes even karaoke or videoke in our places such as fiestas,bday's or other events. and we filipinos are just passionate in everything that we do specially when it comes to singing, because singing is the free thing for us to let out our dreams come true even if its just in our imagination. (just for my own opinion, feeling and experience)

[@YazikReacts]

Awesome!

[@lanceryan3082]

As for your question at the end part of your video, Filipinos are very fond of karaoke. Not much of us go to school to study music but most of us learn how to sing or become good at singing because of karaoke. Almost all parties are not complete without karaoke.

[@YazikReacts]

Yeah, this could be it! Cool :)

not really because of karaoke, it's a whole lot more than just that although it plays a part

[@MyPassionGramPH]

I would say we love to hit the scores on the karaoke. The closer you are to 100 the better you get and practice more and more on karaoke. Plus we love to.imitate great singers and they way they sing so that became.part.of.the practice

[@tokwakamote9958]

ralph adrian MC pangilinan technique is strain but stylistic very easy to put agility make sound colourful technique of Lara Fabian and sohyang good but poor runs smallest speeds run,fabian also good dynamic but she sound boring that's the results call it perfect technique? sohyang in terms of dynamics she is not good more sound loud and loud even his intensity singing is not good because his belting light and tighten no power,.filipino strain by Korean fans is stylistic creating strong and climactic like charice singing one moment in time she using twang technique and push his larynx little to down to sound darker big and heavy twangy technique of sohyang light tighten,..

[@mileslim7755]

Not to mention the tough crowd. If you can’t belt like Mariah, Whitney or Michael Bolton then you’re just “meh” to them.

[@jumelsembrano3424]

Thanks for reacting to Michael and Regarding to your question, i must say each houses here in the Philippines used to have a karaoke, Every birthday, or any occasions and sometimes even that was an ordinary day we used to sing in karaoke, and thats the best explanation for me . Thank you 😊

[@cezadriandime8469]

Vocal coaches and singing schools are really not a thing in the Philippines. Filipinos just love music particularly singing, Karaoke is something that really helps Filipinos practice and is a way of life. 😂 Aspiring Singers must always step up and be unique to get into the limelight. Singing competitions are really tough in the Philippines. Fun fact: During family gatherings or if your father is drinking with his buddies, kids are usually being asked to climb the table and sing just for fun. 😂 He also has a collaboration cover of One Sweet Day with Katrina Velarde and Daryl Ong, but it is not live thou, maybe it will just be fun if you would want to check it out. 😊

[@aldrinmalabana5776]

best reactor that I've ever subscribed!!!!!love your comments and reactions..I just watched 1 video and I did not noticed that I almost watched all you reaction videos..keep reacting 💜💜💜and You're cute when your laughing can't help but to smile.. love from Philippines..

[@darfelix2258]

This is from my own experience. My parents didn't enroll me in a voice class and theatre because its too expensive here in the Philippines only the mid-class and wealthy people can afford, but they are very supportive when i join the choir. The closest Voice lesson most of us can have is thru choir in school n church wherein the mentors are voice coaches plus its free hehe and sometimes i practice in kareoke Hahahaha. I am a choir member for 6yrs in our church n school. Also in school we have this subject called M.A.P.E.H (Music, Arts, Physical Education, & health) wherein our teachers in music are mostly voice coach & some are not. (mapeh is taught to us from grade school to high school)

[@lailamacaraeg1272]

You should find his One Last Cry on the wish bus!

[@babyblush1934]

yes pls.

[@MrEDCLARK]

Michael P! Thanks for reacting. :)

[@aqua3128]

Your the best vocal coach I've ever seen..aside from given your opinion your also have a great passion in singing..

[@Linkcast12]

Our innate love and passion for singing is imbedded in our DNA. Singing is the cheapest form of pastime thus karaoke and because of Karaoke and love for singing, we develop the EAR for singing. Its funny because westerners comments we are so good it sounds autotuned because we developed how to imitate sounds from what we hear not knowing the songs are "manufactured" and went through post productions. That's why we can get by without autotune. Perfect examples are Katrina Velarde and Marcelito... They taugh themselves how to sing by mimicking the artists they listen to.

[@larrygraceuga3366]

Im really amazed of what all of the voice coach always saying .. like g5# e5 or whatever .. hahaha im sorry but really here in the philippines we dont know what all of that means 😂 we just sing and sing .. no practice .. no warm up .. but i really loved hearing all of that.. new learnings from a voice coach.. we just own a mic and a karaoke set .. thats why also ..❤️ tnx for that reaction ..

[@argetlam0039]

I love your crooked smile after saying “let’s do that again” at 8:28!!! I enjoy watching your videos, as always.

[@midzyatiny6435]

Very informative and fun!! Thank you!

[@alejandromangune5088]

A perfect combination I really love when you and kel sing together

[@lenakarmel8191]

react to Bugoy Drilon next. especially his version of One Day on Wish. after that react to BuDaKhel. that's a trio composing of Bugoy, Daryl and Michael. they do covers as a group. i recommend their version of One Sweet Day with Katrina Velarde. thanks 😊

[@fantasticvideos951]

Yes please!!!

[@happylife6705]

yes

[@sweetlife4875]

Theres a live performance of their 'one sweet day' too .. so pretty please! :)

[@nenielnapoles5284]

Yesssss pleaseeeeeee

[@johnkensultan6028]

Finally! been looking for this! thought u haven't reacting it yet🥰

[@pobrenghilas9142]

Hahaha there's no singing lesson or school here in the Philippines singing is just part of our culture its like every household has a karaoke

[@YazikReacts]

Awesome!

[@perrytyler5500]

We only have Karaoke.,Only one school I know for singing called center for pop..but singers do not go there..😂🤣

[@maylabonjoc7452]

oh my...sorry to say sir YAZIK,their alot of singers in the philippines that cant afford to study voice lessons...but more singers in my country loved singing "KARAOKE" or jamming anywhere by playing guitar with friends,or in the streets who plays music...hehehehe. for us..its more fun singing all along together ,anywhere ...for as long as u love music😊😊

[@bulletblink5138]

our teacher mostly is karaoke and practice. tbh i only learned vocal coach from reality show like (the voice ph, the x factor ph, pinoy idol, your face sounds familiar and dream academy ph season 1 and 2) and of kors youtube reaction vocal coach/teacher. pinoy singers it's inborn, gifted talent wd practice, it's hard to explain, just give them the mic 🎤. react to our homie jej vinson morales from davao city phil. auditions to the voice U.S 2019 sings his own version of drakes passionfruit. 4 chairs turn. #teamkellyclarkson

[@diezebellpagasian7695]

I like the way you react....love you yasik....

[@richardmanzanares3758]

Nice reaction bro but Yazik Maybe we have special school for music here in our country but most of our singers today did not come from any of that schools but being a good singer I guess of us Pilipinos, is only because of our love for music. Music basically is big part of our culture, in everything we do we love doing things while listening to a music and by hearing and hearing the song again again We learn how the singer sangs the song and even the way they pronounce each word of the songs and eventually we kinda mimic the way the whole is being sang. We relates our everyday living to the songs and becomes the songs of our lives thats why we put alot of emotions to every song that we sang. Thanks again for appreciating our local talent more power to your channel and Godbless you bro.

[@YazikReacts]

Thanks for teaching me more about your country. It sounds like and awesome place on Earth for singing/music lovers

[@richardmanzanares3758]

Yes bro indeed and I hope you could also visit our country, And you know in our country aside from having a singing competition from our big TV networks that is being showed nationwide for professional singers we also have different amature singing competition from every provinces and cities whenever we are celebrates our Fiestas. Almost every given month different provinces and cities celebrates thier own Fiestas, bribute to thier respected patron saint, as we where being colonies by Spanish for more than 400 years, that's why Spanish have a great influence in our culture now Adays, especially our Christian faith values and traditions. And singing competition is one of the highlights of the said event and if I were to compare the amature singers competing in amature singing contest from the professional singers competing in professional singing competition, I could say that they have the same talent, technics and abilities when it comes to performing on stage, but only few are given the chance to pursued there singing career, and one more thing joining and competing in a amature singing competition start as early as 5-6 to 7years old, that's without a formal training in singing just like our famous singer now Adays like REGINE VELASQUEZ, SARAH JERONIMO, CHARISE PINGPINGCO, all of them started joining a amature singing competition in a early age. That's why as they grow older they developed thier skills and technics by themselves without the help of a professional singing traineors Hehehehehe sorry I talk too much,

[@andrewkim8243]

Michael's voice hs alot of charm, u cant b faulted for falling in love wth hs smooth, romantic voice. And i like hs selection of songs whch suits hs voice n style of singing. Hs latest i heard " no one else comes close " is so beautiful.

[@christoffcanacan7271]

Yazik. We can sing with or without vocal teachers, we can sing because we usually using karaoke to inhance our voice, we Filipino's are into music. We love to sing. That's why every occasions and etc, karaoke is always present.

[@rodneydumpit128]

I just love your video reaction. Your voice was great too!

[@gellight9216]

You teach proper vocal techniques... Really good. Thank you

[@leejiah1025]

to be honest i dont know the runs, riffs, vibrato, malisma, and others but i know how to sing by just listening music that i love until i watched the different reaction video now i understand what is runs, what is vibrato but not totally all coz..sometimes i cant relate 😁😁 im not good to sing but i can coz ive learn it in our small church .. i want to improve it but i dont have enough money to join any voice lesson.. by the way im from Philippines love your reactions 😊👍

[@shirleymosqueda7201]

Most of our singers came from a singing competition where most of them cannot afford to go to music school to learn the technicality and musical techniques before they become a known singer..in every barrios we had a small competition in celebration to our feast day of our patron..We learn our singing techniques through the kareoke machine bcoz every filipinos has it..we do it past time or parties or any time we want to..

[@TheBongReyes]

Vocal coaching is based on often one can use the karaoke machine. Also, in the Philippines there are plenty of local town singing competitions. For what I’ve seen, only when singers get to TV competitions is when they start receiving vocal coaching. Often times, many get coaching from family members. There are plenty of videos where Filipinos sing during class, at fast food spots, public transportation, etc. Going by my experience with my family and relatives.... family parties will always have a karaoke machine ready to go. It doesn’t matter if people can’t sing. They’ll step up and have a go at it. Especially the kids, they HAVE to go up and sing. 😂😈 .....

[@YazikReacts]

It sounds like heaven to people who love singing!

[@ms.kcuesta9730]

agree with this, even how off tune you maybe, there is no kid here who did go through that phase. The "You can't play until you sing" phase

[@cjbatica1345]

there are only few school here in the Philippines for vocal lessons. it's not every where. i think Filipinos are just gifted with a beautiful voice. its an inborn talent

[@April_0613]

Please react to more Michael Pangilinan stuffs. He's a very unique vocalist, a very attractive voice 😍

[@scarlettfontaina8632]

Yeeehhheeeyyy !!!! Love this😘

[@fordzcabz1555]

Thanks for the heaaart !! 💓💓💓💓

[@user-nr7fn6ie4d]

That's a pure talent most of our singers don't go to singing classes well infact most of them just sing thier heart out and that's it 💯

[@fyzaahere]

First view, first like, first comment. Okay...🤩

[@YazikReacts]

Yeah!

[@fyzaahere]

@@YazikReacts yeahhhh!!

[@iantheoutlaws]

Most of our good singers did not go to a voice lesson or school. They are naturally born singers. The rest of us learn from kareoke.

[@derek4401]

Philippines singers są rewelacyjni ; ) Doskonałe barwy, świetny balans tonu, dynamiki, precyzyjna intonacja, i chyba belt mają w rodzony :P Można się pobawić tym utworkiem ; ) Dzięki za Twoją reakcję, nie znałem Twojego kanału będę zaglądał : )

[@YazikReacts]

Cześć! Zaglądaj, bedzie mi miło. Pozdrawiam :) 💪

[@derek4401]

@@YazikReacts słyszałeś Jay R , też ma świetne riff'y

[@z3dm41n7]

More reaction to Michael plsss🤗🤗🤗

[@z3dm41n7]

BTW he's my favorite male singer and mori is my fave female singer💘💞

[@ykasovideos4094]

Pilipinos just love listening to music and to sing...singing while cooking.. taking bath...doing laundry..and singing in karaoke... Mostly having a tip of voice to sing when still young and enjoyed singing they grow and enhance their voice...and if they love singing they compete in contest... Win or lose... Just keep growing.. step by step till they enhance slowly while still young...

[@hannahisabel6872]

I like your reaction, and i want to see your reaction to AC,SHEENA,CRYSTAL little mix POWER😁😊

[@twstrange5348]

As a foreigner living here in Philippines, I think the most important thing is they love music and dancing. And music is part of their life.. even when doing office work, they can sing well.

[@palaginghuli]

The greatest teacher in the Philippines is practice. In every nook and cranny of every little town there is a singing contest. It’s a ticket not to get hungry. Winnings feed the family. The Filipino audience is also a very discriminating critic. If you sing without feelings, range and ability, you are shot down. Most every household has karaoke. So there’s lot of practice. Filipinos love to sing and express themselves through song, so you can tell the dynamics is great.

[@cleolauren8670]

Great reaction as always. Bugoy Drilon "One Day" please. Or Gary Valenciano's cover of Spain. Or better still Juan Karlos Labajo's original Buwan. 😁

[@TheKaitokid29]

Karaoke is a great factor.. We filipinos love love love karaoke

[@wynncruz1467]

You already know Daryl Ong, You reacted to Michael Pangilinan. Now to complete the Trio (BUDAKHEL), Please react to Bugoy Drilon's One Day also on wish. Just an FYI: Many singers in the Philippines have no formal voice training. The Philippines have singing competition for every small village and that's where they get voice training by joining this competition. And most of the poor families in my country use singing competition to leverage their status in life. They make a living out of singing at a very young age like as early as 3 yrs old.Imagine we have 7,100 plus Islands so to join a small and a national TV competition like this would really give you vocal training.And take note that is every year if not every month.

[@temarisakumamarasigan6529]

Lani Misalucha loving you and KZ Tandingan rolling in the deep and also Katrina Velarde Somewhere out there.

[@wycajot4895]

Please listen to Kris Lawrence and Jay-R both have performances as well on wish bus 😊 and more of Michael Pangilinan too ❤️ please and thank you 🙏 great reaction ❤️❤️❤️

[@melquiadespabillare7178]

Filipinos are born natural talents...if given formal singing lessons?....they're perfect!

[@kassandradelino2491]

I really love how u react.

[@denggomez8697]

Michael Pangilinan, also known as Khel. Great!

[@mariateresasahagun2731]

Karaoke or videoke is our best teacher here in the Philippines

[@ellevvivien3882]

For me their professional teacher is their dreams, experiences in life and their passion. A lot of great Filipino singers started singing in order to help their family.

[@chrisorlino6410]

I heard him singing before, but this is the song that really makes me fall in love to him. The moment I hear this song, I down loaded it immediately and used it every night as my lullaby whenever I can't sleep.. but like 3x😁 With regards to your question about music teachers in the Philippines, l will compare it to a rain drops in the dessert😜 Music is a subject which thought like 1hr in a month at lower grade level and sometimes not, coz we don't have that much of qualified music teachers. To have voice lessons is a privilege in our country, either your parents can afford it or they are just supportive. I had a real music teacher (because she has a bachelor's degree in Music from University of the Philippines) when I was already in college only 2x a week and only for 1 term or 3/4 mos. Though I am a Science Major, I also taught music as my minor subject in the school where I got hired to, and with my little knowledge I had in college, I really wasn't able to teach music in it's true sense. So I strongly believe that singing in my country is just a matter of our love to music, genetics and kareoke.

[@markkcruzz3868]

PERFECT BY MICHAEL PANGILINANN PLEASEE

[@fordzcabz1555]

JUST SEARCH THE KARAOKE SIR YAZIK.. we are fond to that !!haha

[@adamabogadil7842]

Because we love singing RnB, even me

[@francinebanez8207]

Oh my GOD MY CRUSH MICHAEL PANGILINAN COACH PLEASE DO REACTION OF MICHAEL "PERFRCT" BY ED SHEERAN ON WISH1075 THANK YOU

[@lancerusselpasamante501]

Nice analysis, keep it up!

[@carel1889]

Yazik, you must react to KZ Tandingan's "Rolling in the deep". I know you'll love it. Surely. Thanks in advance. ❤️✨

[@paulopinto9951]

Love your videos man, you HAVE to react to Tengri-Heaven and other songs (maybe a series) this guy is unbelievable!!

[@jackfrost3057]

Our second language is English. From elementary to highschool we do have english subject even up to college. That's why even kids here knows how to speak english very well.

[@ronvincent9541]

Nice reaction bro.. Please react to john mark saga videos he sounded like sam smith ☺

[@moroysesdoyro]

Not much schools. Singers learn to mimic established artists. Almost all homes have karaoke microphones. Family gatherings and celebrations involve singing. Karaoke bars and music lounges are de rigeur in the country. Religious singing and choirs in school lend more to the culture of singing. Tribal music is also based nearly to Western music's pentatonic scale. So when the Spanish brought over Latin music and religious music Filipinos adapted. Then came the Americans with jazz and modern music which freed the inhibited Filipinos with more expressive music. One trait of Filipino singers is the concept of "plakado" or sounding like the artist on the record. Mimicking the style and sound of artists can be seen in Filipino singers hence the flexibility in their sound and tone. Singing skill is bragging rights in our country. Plus bad singers get weeded out at karaoke bars. Usually getting shot or knifed when they sing bad in ridiculously simple songs like "My Way". This assures only the good singing genes get passed on.

[@SB19FangirlTV]

New subscriber here because your such a good reactor sir.

[@glennpauldelatorre8924]

Schools? The best singers in the Philippines just love to sing.. got tips from their mom or dad or anybody around who can sing.. Schools for singing doesn't attract them.. Karaoke? YES!!!!!

[@aiden-es7ck]

1. Ernie Zakri & Syamel - Aku Cinta LIVE AJL33 2. Ernie Zakri & Syamel - Aku Cinta LIVE AJL33 3. Ernie Zakri & Syamel - Aku Cinta LIVE AJL33 PLEASEEEE REACT TO THISS.. I wanna see you moree

[@jujojuja]

Most singers in PH just sing with their hearts using their natural voice and seldom use falsetto or any techniques. Just pure talent.

[@jericcandido3788]

💚💚💚

[@roseuj]

Filipino here, and my take on the local talents are that they craft their own voices without undergoing training or singing education. We just love to sing.

[@Japoy2023]

I like Bugoy Drilon’s cover of this lay me down live at a carpark promise super nice, please react to that coach😇

[@minime725]

There is no school but we do have karaoke🤣🤣🤣

[@ms.kcuesta9730]

Many already said that most Filipinos knows how to sing through Karaoke. I would like to add that these singers has raw talent at first. A voice you know that holds so much potential but not trained. Of if trained, only by parents but only to develop half of its potentials. From here i would like to give credits for those Vocal coaches that trained them AFTER they win a competition and/or become viral/famous. They were the ones who maximize their singing. Most vocal coaches here pick up singers, train them without fees. And when the singers got famous, they will be the one to give back later on.

[@justinroycemagbanua2156]

One last cry by Michael P. On the wish bus too.

[@archielastimado21]

Yazik... please react to Feeling Good cover of KZ Tandingan and Jaya.. thank you!

[@gerbeluizsabolbora7159]

Mr.yazik more of michael pangilinan . I love the way you react to them .check the one last cry and other.

[@harrylovestres]

Have you checked Kris Lawrence's performances on wish bus yet? Please do. Thanks!

[@jollennebacalan1837]

Can you also check CHRIS LAWRENCE sang Versace on the Floor also on wish 1075, another good singer.

[@eceoswehg.5671]

Coach Yazik you're such an amazing reactor , I love your critical analysis on every artist. Please react to Kyla's YESTERDAY Beatles cover, a new video, She is so unique ,has been dubbed The RN'B Queen of the Philippines, Thanks in advance.

[@kevindigma9605]

PA-NGI-LI-NAN.... 😊

[@rochellealamag881]

Hello coach Yazik...please check his version of Perfect on the wish bus...you will enjoy it im sure... thank you for always making my day whenever i watched your channel....keep it up and God bless

[@April_0613]

Experience is the key. General population of our country starts to sing at a really young age, influenced by adults around them who sing almost on every occasion haha I think, the seeds planted by first gen PH singers are starting to bloom. Most of known PH singers nowadays got influenced by Regine Velasquez, Lea Salonga, Lani Misalucha, Gary Valenciano, Martin Nievera, etc. You may check these people out if you got time 😁

[@dianamantala1732]

How come you don't have songs in your channel? You should post your songs here as well.

[@Architelle88]

Voice teachers arent very common in the Philippines, most filipinos,in general, don’t have formal training in singing, they just start singing at a very young age, it has also been a way of life or part of their culture. Fiestas/ religious festivals or parties will always have some sort of singing contest or karaoke session as part of the celebration.And They rely on using the videoke or karaoke system for training. Some tourists/ foreigners are puzzled and asking.. your vocal chords are made of what substance, or maybe it must be the water in the philippines or maybe because of the food they eat...adobo( pork stew). I think the key here is... start singing at a very young age, so that the vocal chords will develop early too!

[@atehcess3219]

hi Please do react to Ellain Duran... She is also a great singer with very.very good and beautiful voice.. I am fond of watching you reacting filipino singers.. you are really good! :) any songs of ellain are really good and great.. just have a try listen to her she is really amazing swear :)

[@Ejonesosu]

You sound great yazik

[@astridquotidian]

I don't sing as a profession, but based on my observation it's in the culture. In the 1800's while the west had its opera, Filipinos wrote kundiman songs to God and country longing to be freed from slavery from the conquistadors, but masked as love songs/harana or kundiman (Filipino Arts was usually underground, concealed, or covert like their Kali Martial Arts hidden through their folk dances). This could be the reason why they like singing ballads from different decades and they can easily convey its emotions. With that said I don't think most of these singers were professionally trained but rather self taught at a very young age (3-5 yrs) at this age they've garnered so much experience on live singing and developed confidence plus families encourage children to perform in family gatherings to stadium audience, but I'd imagine there are a handful of vocal coaches for those who are seeking to develop their skills and techniques or thinking of singing professionally. If kids don't join in competitions, there's always glee club, chorales, and singing in Sunday choirs at church. Heard that Regine Velasquez' crazy training was singing in the sea, water neck deep while training. Also it's natural for Filipinos because they love and enjoy singing and dancing and they thrive in play they are also creative and humble people.

[@lailamacaraeg1272]

If i am not mistaken Michael is 20 in this video. He turned 23 last Nov 2018

[@pattiu8454]

6:37-6:43 I love your blending, I'm a singer too 😍😍

[@maisoto3551]

Hellllooo.. pls react to ONE sweet day cover by Michael Pangilinan, Daryl Ong, Bugoy Drilon, and Katrina Velarde

[@st840506]

A lot of reaction videos are saying Michael's voice is young. That's because he's really young.. He was only 19 or 20 in that video.

[@glendaperales1816]

Please react also to Bugoy Drilon and his rendition of One Day in wish bus also...thank u yazik