Latinos react to BEST Filipino AMATEUR SINGERS of 2021 (Karaoke Compilation) pt1

[@Waleska-Herrera]

Request comment thread!👀😎✌ Comment down here all your requests and the one with the most likes will be added to our current list!

[@aizasantosagustin7052]

can you react to kathrina velarde impersonation 3 (burn) kzbin.info/www/bejne/qYWumHSAlNatkJI thanks waleska and efra

[@marielesteves1058]

Please Michael Garcia's Just Once performance in Tawag ng Tanghalan.

[@xdrew707x]

Do Kwentong Jollibee- the vow

[@xdrew707x]

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[@kc_mahalima7932]

please react to stell and almira of 4th impact belting love on top

[@francisgarcia353]

im in a sounds & lights service industry for 5 yrs every event has a band or vocalist guest and they are absolotely amazing. thats why i enjoy my work here in manila. weddings transformed into a concert..lol

[@benmonilopez849]

That is why Filipino audiences is hard to please when it comes to singing as long as it is sing well high or low we know how to appreciate

[@redskin6146]

Filipino audiences are easy to please ... you just give THEM the mic!

[@frisc0pn0ib0i]

Your statement didn’t make sense. You say Filipinos are hard to please. Then you say as long as they sing well they’ll appreciate it. Kaya wag na mag English kung Di mo Kaya.

[@pollutedmind2959]

labo mo teh, buhat bangko pa more lol. minsan mas maganda pa talaga ang humble

[@martinmartin8666]

What an oxymoron

[@bryane4739]

Be humble 🙄 We as filipino not all likes these type of boastful comment.Please stop

[@jomandesquitado1044]

Efra belting to pangarap ko ang ibigin ka is gold! We need a full version of that, man!

[@ysmaelalmazan593]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽🤣

[@drkmgic]

I second this

[@larrysanchez3301]

Yes!!

[@peachperfect6746]

Up😂💙

[@Dyob21]

Up

[@cathyladao6521]

When you are exposed to the caliber of artists like the ones you have seen or heard from the Philippines, your standards for music appreciation is already set so high. I do appreciate music from all over the world as well as different genres, however, I always go back to listening to OPM artists. They stand in a different class of artists. Love your reactions to karaoke singers. 😜

[@alcousticph5727]

Being a standout artist here in Philippines means you have to be a triple threat plus with an outstanding charisma on stage. A standout singer/artist cant be good enough without these trait.

[@ElleMaddie]

The part when Waleska and Efra sang “Pangarap Ko Ang Ibigin Ka” with the girl. Omg soooo cute!!!!

[@djromelee8708]

There's a lot of great singers in the Philippines that's why if you're a professional singer or a big artist in the country, you should always be do all your best in every single performance cause they could criticize you easily if they want. That's the reason why we have a lot of great singers cause the competition never ends. .its mind blowing honestly

[@peejaydemira]

My eyes bowled out when Waleska and Efra started singing the "Pangarap ko ang ibigin ka" haha!

[@rogeryongnavarro2977]

Hahaha kaya nga eh 😁

[@eugenepalomo1436]

Loved that part hahaha

[@randallforrest7683]

Been to the Philippines a few times...singing echoes in the air no matter if in Malls, streets, bar/restaurants (which are so fun). New Year's Eve, with a bit much Red Horse beer, I actually joined in on a family videoke fest. I never sounded better! 🤣🤣

[@foxylady8828]

🤣🤣🤣

[@angelicaluna3812]

Lol every festive time in the Philippines means karaoke time and I am not a great singer myself but the atmosphere just make you wanna sing specially with confidence brought by beers lol

[@Loverboy-pr9ep]

If you are having fun, you will sound good no matter what.

[@jamesonroxflores2994]

Go on mate.

[@my.vonnelea]

16:17 to answer your question (well from my own perspective), those well known singers here are the ones who put dedication and sacrifice into performing and creating music. yes, there's a lot of people who can sing but a lot of them too just enjoy it as their hobby or some kind of talent that they only showcase to their family and friends. To become a famous singer, it's either they got popular through joining a contest (broadcasted on TV), got viral but are able to maintain that popularity (coz many don't), a really famous celebrity/influencer that releases his/her own song/s, or through years of continuously creating music and performing (on different places) until someday they gained numerous fans. I mean to really become a recognized singer and stand out from a lot of Filipinos who can sing, you'll have to focus on that goal. It's supposed to be your passion in life. And sometimes it's "luck" because surely, a lot of amazing singers didn't make it even though they sacrificed so much.

[@alcousticph5727]

Being a standout artist here in Philippines means you have to be a triple threat plus with an outstanding charisma on stage. A standout singer/artist cant be good enough without these traits.

[@normanroca7466]

Totally expressed that both of you are getting better at singing Filipino songs. Bravo! Keep up your great work and more power to your channel. I am surely going to continue to watch your channel.

[@gracediana3769]

OMG... you two can sing Pilipino songs already. I am proud to be a Filipino that a Latinos can acknowledge our God-given talents. Thank you so much...

[@jasonflores4250]

Would love to see your reaction to VIRAL SINGER SA INUMAN...this is a coompilation of men drinking and doing karaoke...classic example of what you will see in a regular filipino neighborhood especially during weekends LOL

[@maggo_1111]

I love the ‘Pangarap ko..’ impromptu duet 😂

[@rizanacta4558]

😂😂😂 aliw cla

[@maggo_1111]

@@rizanacta4558 😃 yah!

[@oddirag5297]

Im ded 🤣🤣🤣

[@benjiebiano3438]

That's why the Philippines is called land of singers ❤️

[@daleabobo_]

12:03 the name of this person is Mariane Osabel, Tawag ng Tanghalan Semi Finalist and The Clash Season 4 winner. You should check her out!!! she's a freaking beast!

[@choytonido]

Upp

[@choytonido]

Up

[@krestineelona4790]

Yes please.. reactions on her performances during The Clash Season 4

[@catzellelu3796]

upp

[@sherwinborja2608]

the fact that ur singing a filipino song, im really amazed guys and really appreciated as a filipino! i enjoyed lots of ur video reactions to pinoy singers. thank you and love u guys.❤️❤️❤️

[@mechasatsu6214]

For Ezra's comment about Bands having a hard gigs in bars in PH, its actually quite the contrary. Bands in bars and fiestas often involve the crowd or a participant when they're doing sets. It kept the audience or just the bar patrons entertained, and at the same time help the main vocals take a break from singing. Even as a filipino who often goes to bars finds it fascinating how much of a life hack was that. Its entertaining.

[@nyltanilep7659]

I really love when you sing along with the vids, you are really loving opm songs! Plus the ideas and questions that comes up from Efra's mind. No wonder he's smart, he's very observant and willing to learn

[@suwerte09]

Your TWO of my BEST song covers REACTIONS, sibling love is soooooo PALPABLE, the give and take iui s always there, but growing up back home in the PHILIPPINES, they always say, everyone learn how to sing before you spit and we do live shows, even the older singers are not allowed to LIP SYNC, they shoot them,not a joke,from MANHATTAN NEW YORK

[@cloud3141]

kuya efra’s pangarap ko ang ibigan ka cover when?? his pronunciation is so gooodddd

[@brutalmadness9099]

OMG they are now singing in Tagalog! I was in shocked. Last time I checked they only know some words here and there :D! Muy bien!

[@jazz21web]

@17:00 that's why in concerts in the Philippines in the 80's to early 2000's, it's rare that audiences get up to dance. It takes a lot to impress haha

[@mingteedee]

In the distant past, Filipinos were cited as great imitators, but were said of them not in a complimenting way. What you guys have said and realized about Filipinos in a complimenting way, have given this a positive perspective on how Filipinos have gotten to this point of excellence.

[@shysydney]

5:28 that is why, before pandemic, the show bands fly to other countries to make a living. majority of whom, find work in japan and in cruise ships. 7:47 the lady in the group singing inside the bathroom is musica cristobal. she was once sarah geronimo's competition in a singing contest where sarah won.

[@gemmaflores5682]

I remembered 3 yrs ago when we were in the beach resort in Indonesia there's a live band there who intertained the guest the lead singer sings so nice and I ask her where she came from she said she's from the PHILLIPINES and only the Filipino who work there as a singer I'm so shocked and feeling proud of her

[@luwensersoriano8944]

Finally! this is what I am waiting for 😍 Thank you for appreciating everyone's talents

[@Bibby31]

I totally lost it when both of you started singin' 🤣 i mean, we're all like that to songs we adoreee

[@Pitapat819]

the first one was so funny when she did that long high note and then went "ang taas nakakakainis!" ("so high, it's so annoying!") hahaha. she's so annoyed by it but she knows the song like the back of her hand so she's obviously sang it on karaoke a LOT. so even though it's hard, she persists and continues to practice it and that's awesome... now, the thing that amazes me with people who are so good at singing karaoke anywhere is that those machines sound really bad by themselves haha the speakers are in front of you and so very bad and you can't hear yourself, but they manage to make concerts out of it.

[@ragedchristiansongs6807]

Wow, Grabe, I’m impressed (talaga) really, you know the lyrics of the song. Massive thumbs up 👍 Mabuhay.

[@leocadelina7146]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Music makes people bind together. Songs are great and music creates happiness for all of us. Songs are form of an intertainment that touches our hearts and cleanse our souls of nasty feelings. Thanks for sharing your channel.

[@jesrielterneda8132]

It is amazing to know that you have memorized a part of "Pangarap ko Ang Ibigin Ka"! 😱🤯😁❤️ About your thoughts on being a professional singer, you both got it right, it is really hard to excel.

[@bywydpia]

The charisma and attitude of the singers what sets them apart from others that is why we have lots of singing competitions to see who has the talent which is given, the charisma and if they have the right attitude to become a star.

[@michaelvelasquez6910]

CD’s are still a thing for fans who love to collect the album, photos, posters and stickers that come with it.

[@gracebasiwal7436]

Brabo... Galing. Galing 💖💖💖💕 both of u....

[@israelmunasque701]

Its so nice to hear you sing tagalog pangarap ko ang ibigin ka.. unbelievable.

[@eru2054]

The "people are the entertainment " part is actually true. I was in this mini bar besides the beach next town and there's a karaoke in the middle. And I tell you each table has their own singer, it was like a singing contest of each group from each table it was really really fun! From classic pop rock to Air supply to modern opm, it was really such a jam!

[@angelicaluna3812]

I feel like that the Filipino audience are quite hard to impress when it comes to power vocals because we grew up listening to great power vocals and that is not only by the artists we see and hear in the radios or tv but also to our families and friends or even neighbors! Lol And sometimes I was watching like singing competition like American Idol or AGT and hear a vocalist in grand finals and whatnot, and I was like "huh that's it?" Lol

[@carloabanilla9107]

Mahirap talagang iplease ang Pinoy kapag kantahan.

[@bywydpia]

Hopefully old gen OPM will take a rest to give way to new gen OPM. For 30 years, I’ve been hearing the same old OPM songs, sang by different singers from different singing competitions year after year, which is why it is not easy for new artists with original songs to break into mainstream OPM because many Filipinos wanted to see the next best version of an old song. Our only hope for new gen OPM are spotify, youtube, and live concerts.

[@mavpaular]

Amazing reaction as always! 🇵🇭

[@nanette1699]

in philippines singing is a normal bonding with friends and family either you have the voice or not. thats the reason why karaoke was invented bcoz people loves to sing and its fun 😊😊🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@e.b.carpio296]

Wow, the 1st one already gave me chills

[@bawatewan370]

Wow, so surprise to hear you guys sing a Filipino song ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you so much! Maraming salamat! ❤️❤️

[@dandanloey]

Nice reaction as always 😄 I just realized that you reached 500k subscribers. Congratulations 🎉🥳

[@78thMortrijn]

you guys are right about the industry here. singers need to give something more. w/c is why i think singer-artist-composers have an edge here. you don't only have to be a singer coz a lot can sing; you need to find an edge over everyone else to succeed.

[@michaelgalang789]

You always made my day complete everytime I've watch your ginuine reaction many times thank you both of you are so good .hope both of you collaborate one pilipino song

[@golewa29]

A karaoke machine is always present at home parties (wedding, baptism, graduation, birthday celebrations, etc.), fiestas, all resorts (private pools and even in beach resorts). It would be weird not to have a karaoke machine during events here in PH.

[@alohacorpuz4018]

Actually, each houses here in the Philippines had own a karaoke machine or videoke. You're not a Filipino without karaoke machine or videoke. It's tradition to us anyway. And everywhere you are here in the Philippines you can found a karaoke machine

[@SamaKaNa]

You guys are awesome! Singing along and all! Love you guys!

[@melvinperante356]

your reaction is my bread and coffee.. I mean ur part of my morning habit! God bless you!

[@freddevilla630]

You guys are awesome. Hearing you sing along with Pangarap Ko Ang Ibigin Ka is just epic. Your pronounciation of every word is so soooooo good. Luv it❤

[@rachelblake9167]

Thank you for loving filipino singers God bless!

[@justjuven4846]

This is one of my FAVE reaction videos from you guys. You know why, I get to see yoi both actually singing "Pangarap ko ang iibigin ka" or any tagalog opm song for that matter.

[@geddeonello94]

Hi! I am a Filipino. When people say all pinoys could sing well. I am like gonna pack my things up and go to Mars. 👁️👄👁️

[@michaelpacleb2608]

We love u guys cause you can speak tagalog gbu both were proud filipino

[@aubrey4699]

I didn't xpect you memorized that song. Wow!!!

[@eyes0nyu]

There was a time when singers made their distinction by belting the highest, longest note they could execute. It stripped away the artistry and soul of the songs. And I believe that's why for a long time alternative OPM was the most popular local genre because they were keeping true to the expression of the songs instead of engaging in Vocal Olympics.

[@rizanacta4558]

The old version of karaoke is like what Waleska have tried... The new version of karaoke.... songs are built in the mic...just key in the numbers or search song title/artist

[@georgephillips3625]

Karaoke is everywhere in the Philippines. Even in the middle of department stores. Just type in mall singers and you will get Filipinos singing every time. Some are ready for the stage

[@cloud3141]

you buy a karaoke set or a karaoke dvd for a much lower price then you set up your mics and your speakers. it comes with a songbook where songs are listed with their code number and you type it in the karaoke and it plays a lyrics video but with a minus one. if you grew up with a karaoke, you would end up memorizing the song codes/number of your favorite songs haha. usually, you can also change the tempo and pitch of the songs

[@snowsnow2163]

Whaaaaaat???? Man, we need that full version of Pangarap ko ang ibigin ka by Efra 🤣🥰❤️

[@gabrielvicente6027]

OMG, I am enjoying the two of you singing Tagalog song and great comments to the singers. You guys are awesome reactors when analyzing talents coming from Philippines. God bless and stay humble

[@teddycaldeo3891]

Would you even believe efra and waleska that even in a ""funeral wake""" there is a karaoke machine that you can sing your hearts out that's how Filipinos are mad about karaoke 🎤🎤🎤🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@Freedom22256]

Thanks for learning tagalog,GOD BLESS YOU GUYS,you guys are great!!!

[@arwinfrankalunan3599]

How I wish you will continue watching the other half soon🙏 I love your reactions, though🙏🙏🙏

[@rockstarsouth3405]

Loving your Tagalog guys! You keep on improving I’ll keep tuning in!

[@Imie6789]

bravo..nice duets...I.like Efra..a lot of emotions

[@enhylfuentebella261]

yes been waiting for this

[@nyangrivera8950]

Congratz waleska herrera that reach 500k keep it up i love both of you and i like your vid reaction everytime.😘 Happy holidays.

[@iorekiofur1745]

Used to be cd or dvds karaoke. Nowadays they are built in songs saved on memory chips though same experience. You choose the song you want to sing and voila you sing with it. Depends on the karaoke, most likely you have the basic controls I.e. pitch, tempo..echo,reverb etc. Some are just the machine you need to connect to speakers some are whole system where all you need to do is plug the power on and that’s it.

[@raffytorres6798]

Thank you guys for reacting this. We love you❤❤

[@normaanosa1331]

I am addicted to watch you guys reacting Filipinos singers.Keep it up and God Bless both of you.❤️

[@SelwynClydeAlojipan]

In the Philippines pre-pandemic, people go out on videoke parties where the microphone goes around and everyone sings their favorite songs from all genres and all eras of music. There are videoke rooms for hire for 3-6 hours and people attend and cram in from 1-2 dozen people just to sing or listen while eating and drinking. You can buy a Bluetooth microphone that connects to your smartphone. Then select a karaoke video on KZbin with the song title and version you want to sing. The music and your voice will play from the videoke microphone's speakers and you read the lyrics from your smart phone. There are also apps that can record your voice and face as the music plays and the lyrics are displayed on your phone's touchscreen.

[@dellec.2054]

This is popular in the Philippines, Magic sing karaoke system. Just connect it to your TV then you're ready to sing. You can buy this on Amazon as well.

[@freddielipat9556]

True, what Efra said. "Offer something different for a performer to be notice" example; Sb19 blew up in September 2, 2019 due to their perfectly synchronized dance practice video on Twitter. On the other side, of Filipinos are very demanding and very discriminating audience. Nobody would take notice of you if you're a mediocre performer by Filipino standard.

[@nelsonidra]

I really like you guys... Nice singing along with the pinoy tagalog songs..

[@0n3faith1day]

He really loves the song Pangarap ko ang ibigin ka. 😆 so cute.

[@danleonelaniscolofficial1512]

nice hearing you guys Fiilipino song.. Pamgarap ko ang ibigin ka...

[@judecodm3316]

Hi waleska and efra! Sending love from italy 🇮🇹😘😘

[@christianisraelcovers8088]

Sending love Waleska from philippines ❤️ i really love your channel 💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@vanessaescorel7439]

omg fave part is when you also sing the "pangarap ko ang ibigin ka" song.

[@agbp8419]

I love it when you both sang along "Pangarap ko" ❤️🌟👌👏

[@Bengali_Hindi17]

I love seeing your reaction on this type of stuff.

[@bw7573]

Hi Waleska and Efra. KARAOKE "chips" (imagine: mini-flashdrive) were used when I had one (lol!). They could be attached/detached inside the karaoke microphone (you could buy "chips" per your choice of genre). OMG_ that was such a treat listening to both of you singing along... That was fun! Thank you.

[@nikkisuson1822]

Wow you guys know the lyrics and melody? Amazing!

[@cyneath9308]

Someone send Wale and Efra a Magicsing

[@Pitapat819]

your karaoke tagalog was spot on guys! so proud of how far your tagalog has come haha

[@alvintrinidad1192]

@waleska and efra. This realy happened in my era way back in late 80's and early 90's. Theres karaoke machone aside from a band performing. Once the bands finishes their sets of songs theres a break and thats when karaoke is activated. Each table in the bar must have a singer representative and the one who got the most applause applause get a free bucket of drinks and appetizers.

[@villa8863]

i miss singing back to my home town 😁😊..with my friend and the karaoke ..i miss u philippines

[@francedesederio6683]

The girl in RED who sang "Bukas nalang kita mamahalin" was mariane osabel who won the tittle for THE CLASH SEASON 4 AT GMA IT'S singing competition

[@pinay43v3r]

Love your comments and when you sang along. Love it!

[@marckallancollo6317]

Love the duet 😊😊😊

[@susanomana371]

wow TAGALOG THATS VERY NICE ILOVE IT 101 AMAZING JOB

[@oliversaniano4921]

Funny thing about 12:03, right after the newly wed couple exchange vows and at wedding reception… (Song) “Bukas na lang kita mamahalin…” (English translation) “I’ll just love you tomorrow…”

[@ca532]

We call video 5 (singko) the karaoke machine in the Philippines, there’s a booklet for that with the song and it’s code, we select the song and put the code in the machine and put 5pesos then the song starts.Singing career in the Philippines is not a good choice, everyone sings.. it’s difficult to impress Filipinos when it comes to singing because ALMOST everyone is good and could belt.

[@joaxcullen1579]

Hope to see you both singing on a Karaoke machine on your video that will be fun

[@maffisakuraba1805]

Love you Waleska and Efra ,both of you are our adopted sis and bro .keep safe and Godbless always 🙏💞💞💞🇯🇵🇵🇭

[@alethgd96]

Efra just to give you can idea, a man with long hair preferably straight black hair, playing a guitar singing a Bohemian rhapsody, Lady by Kenny Roger or any songs of Martin Nievera, Marco Sison or Nonoy Soñiga and so many ballader in the country is like a magnet to a woman. Will this is during my time (I am in my 50's) and I am not sure for the new gen. they are more into kpop.

[@rosanogopez5923]

Oh my Gosh! you too can both sing tagalog songs huh! Really Latino's & Filipino's are brothers....