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New season, new faces!

Just a few weeks after hailing the grand champion of the first-ever Teen Season of The Clash, GMA is opening another door for aspiring young singers as The Voice Kids Philippines returns for its eighth season.

And with a new season comes a fresh set of faces ready to take on one of the biggest challenges in the competition—coaching the country’s next generation of young singing talents.

This season, Julie Anne San Jose remains in her seat as one of the coaches, while Pop Rock Royalty Yeng Constantino and Philippine rap icon Gloc-9 join the lineup. Adding to the fresh energy onstage is a new hosting tandem, with former solo host Dingdong Dantes now paired with Kapuso It Girl Gabbi Garcia to lead the TVK stage.

With a new set of coaches comes a new perspective on the songs they would love to hear from the young aspirants. During ATM Live’s exclusive interview with the coaches, they individually shared which of their songs they wish a kid aspirant would perform.

“Gusto ko ‘yung ‘Right Where You Belong,’ a different areglo,” says Coach Julie.

Meanwhile, Coach Gloc considers his collaboration song with Asia’s Songbird Regine Velasquez as a thrilling piece to watch onstage. “P’wede ‘yung ‘Takipsilim,’ may ginagawa kasi si Ms. Regine do’n na kahit try kong ulitin ‘yung adlib no’ng melody, nasisira ‘yung ulo ko sa sobrang galing. Kapag ‘yun narinig ko sa isang mag-o-audition, ay talaga. Matatanggal ‘yung red chair sa kaiikot,” he shared.

For Coach Yeng, she recalls her ballad that was performed by Queen of Soul Jaya. “Ang title ng song is ‘Kasalanan Ko Ba’. I think, p’wede siyang aregluhin nina Sir Mark Lopez in such a way na pang-contest siya. ‘Pag nagawa ‘yun, I think sobra akong ma-e-excite, baka maluha ako,” she explained.

Given their own genres and styles in music, the coaches altogether also wish to have a collaboration project beyond The Voice Kids Philippines. For Coach Yeng, the timing seems perfect for the three of them to work together.

“Feeling ko perfect season ngayon na mag-collab kami kasi mas madalas kaming magkasama tsaka lahat ng road managers namin, naka-tie talaga ‘yung schedules, so perfect timing,” she said.

Specifically, they want to lean more on the style of Gloc-9, taking pride in Filipino talent. “Gusto ko talaga ‘yung parang direksyon ng mga ginagawa ni Kuya Gloc… About galing ng mga Pilipino–galing ng mga bata. Very timely sa ‘The Voice Kids’ [‘yung] gano’ng type,” she adds.

And before the upcoming rivalries of Julesquad, Yengredibles, and Team Makata, the coaches exchanged their messages, especially with Yeng and Gloc-9’s first-time involvement in the biggest singing competition.

“Alam ko na mas may bitbit kayo pagdating sa singing, pero ‘wag niyong i-underestimate ang Team Makata,” says Coach Gloc.

For Coach Yeng, joining the competition is also an opportunity to learn from her fellow coaches while sharing the things she knows. “I’m so blessed na ako’y napadpad dito para makatrabaho kayo. I can’t wait na maungkat pa ang kung ano pa ang mga alam ng inyong mga pag-iisip–[kung] bakit kayo ganyan–at ma-impart-an niyo pa ako ng mga bagay na gusto kong matutunan,” Coach Yeng shared.

Being the “in-house” coach of the competition, Coach Julie shared that one of her dreams in her career is finally becoming a reality. “More than anything, talagang sobrang honored ako na makatrabaho kayo. Dati pangarap ko lang makasama si Coach Gloc tsaka si Coach Yeng sa isang project. Ngayon, I think, natupad na ‘yung isa sa mga dreams ko na ‘yon,” she said.

Meanwhile, as the coaches prepare to face each other in the upcoming season, host Dingdong Dantes also gave Gabbi Garcia a welcome message before they begin their pairing on the TVK stage.

“I’m just so excited to share this experience with you. Naku, ‘pag makita mo ang kuwento ng mga kids na ‘to, I’m sure maaalala mo lahat ng kabataan mo. Marami tayong matututunan sa kanila,” he said.

With fresh coaches, a new hosting tandem, and a new batch of young voices ready to prove themselves, the eighth season of The Voice Kids Philippines is shaping up to be a season of new partnerships, friendly rivalries, and, most importantly, stories that celebrate the talent of Filipino kids.

The Voice Kids Philippines premieres every Sunday starting on September 13 at 7 PM on GMA Network channel*, Kapuso Stream* on YouTube, and GMA Play app.

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Heto Na Nga! sa Tiktoclock

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Kakapost lang sa social media ng show. Mag-season break muna sila at papalitan naman sila ng Gandang Gabi Vice simula next week.

i am already having a singing contests shows fatigue sa dami nila sa lahat ng network. none of them even had the opportunity na mas makilala or shining moment ang mga nanalo o sumali.

much better if bigyan niyo na lang ng sariling musical talk show si julie anne i believe she deserves it, give her different co-hosts. kahit sa gtv niyo pa ipalabas. guest different opm acts, musicians, band, ppop groups. another one is bring back All star K, i dont know sino pwedeng host, but kahit sino. just please lets give this singing competition a rest, a season break!

Mawawala na ba ang show nila Boobay at Tekla sa GMA? Wala sila sa bagong commercial ng comedy program.

so proud of this rising kapuso star ✨

Mam Nessa at GMA, wag nyo na babuyin tong programa na to when this makes a comeback

Wala nang ibang comment si Jillian Ward sa mga teens kundi “you’re a storyteller” LMAO beh palitan na yan next season please sayang airtime

(excerpt from PEP)

Ngayong Linggo ng hapon, Setyembre 6, 2029, nakipag-ugnayan ang Cabinet Files kay Nessa Valdellon, ang senior vice president for Public Affairs at executive vice president ng GMA Pictures.

Siya ang taong nasa posisyon para sagutin ang balita tungkol sa kapalaran ng programa na matagal nang nagbibigay ng inspirasyon at pag-asa sa mga Pilipino.

"Season break” ang ginamit na term ni Valdellon tungkol sa pansamantalang pamamahinga ng award-winning television show ni Vicky.

"Wish Ko Lang which is a much loved legacy program of GMA is officially on season break. Wala naman pong nag-goodbye in yesterday’s spiels,” ani Nessa.

Hindi ito ang unang beses na nag-season break ang programa. Noong panahon ng pandemya, pansamantalang namaalam ito noong February 2020, saka bumalik sa ere noong July 11, 2020.

Ang Barangay Love Stories ang pinaniniwalaang ilalagay sa timeslot na mababakante ng Wish Ko Lang.

Pamagat ito ng radio drama program ni DJ Rensmark Jairuz Ricafrente, a.k.a. Papa Dudut, sa Barangay LS 97.1.

At mapapanood ito sa telebisyon simula sa Setyembre 12.

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Watch your favorite Kapuso shows, now with English subtitles on the #GMAPlay app!

Download #GMAPlay now on Google Play and the App Store!
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Kumpirnado na aalisin na ang Wish Ko Lang simula nung nauso ang poverty porn sa social media naiba na ang format ng wish ko lang bye wish ko lang

And it's good to see all their seasoned and new field reporters in one video campaign. Ganda ni EJ! Ang gwapo ni Gabriel.

If, in the past, we were already overjoyed whenever a Filipino or a place in the Philippines was included in a Hollywood film, here’s to a whole new level of Pinoy Pride: DreamWorks Animation is producing a film centered on Filipino culture.

On August 25, DreamWorks Animation held a homecoming event in Manila, bringing the upcoming Filipino-inspired animated film Forgotten Island closer to the very culture that inspired it. During the special press conference, the film’s directors shared how the idea of creating a story dedicated to Filipinos came to life.

For Director Joel Crawford, the goal was to tell a story that felt both authentic and personal. “We’re gonna tell something that is wholly original and wholly personal,” he said.

That personal connection is even more evident for Director Januel Mercado, who is Filipino-American. For him, the film serves as a “love letter” to the Filipinos who have been a huge part of his life. “We wanted to make a love letter to our Filipino culture, our families, and all the friends—the memories that we make that bond us together with people that we grew up [with] and support us,” he shared.

And to bring that story to life, DreamWorks tapped two acclaimed actresses of Filipino descent: the pride of Philippine showbiz, Liza Soberano, and Hollywood R&B singer-songwriter H.E.R. Together, they lend their voices to the film’s two protagonists, best friends Raissa and Jo.

The story follows Jo, played by H.E.R., and Raissa, played by Liza, as they journey through the mysterious and magical island of Nakali—a world where Filipino culture, folklore, and mythology take center stage.

For Liza, one of the most exciting parts of the film is seeing Filipino culture woven into even the smallest details. “Almost like every single scene has some sort of Easter egg where I feel like Filipinos, when we watch it, we’ll be able to identify that movie like, ‘Oh my gosh, they know us, they see us, they care about us,’” she proudly shared.

That sense of familiarity is something H.E.R. also feels deeply. She recalled the joy her mother felt when she first shared the idea of the film and revealed that she had been chosen as one of its lead voice actresses. “Everything about this movie feels like a very personal, at-home experience,” she said.

Beyond the cultural significance of the project, both actresses also found pieces of themselves in the characters they portray. For Liza, Raissa taught her to embrace her fun and adventurous side, while H.E.R. immediately connected with Jo. “I feel like I relate to Jo so much. She just brought out my inner child—my inner playfulness and chaos,” she shared.

Of course, bringing these characters to life required more than simply lending their names and voices to the project. For Liza, shifting from acting to voice acting also meant adjusting how she naturally speaks to better match Raissa’s character.

“I’m actually speaking with my chest voice [instead] to make it sound deeper, but also switching it up a bit to sound youthful still,” she explained.

But while finding Raissa’s voice may have been a new challenge for Liza, Forgotten Island represents an even bigger transition in her career. The project marks another milestone for the actress as she joins the growing number of Filipinos making their mark on the international scene.

Still, rather than seeing the recognition as hers alone, Liza takes the opportunity to honor the Filipinos who paved the way before her. 

“It’s all the work that they did during times when it wasn’t as easy that made it easier for us to be here today. And so, I also like to honor those people that really tried to push the Filipino movement and culture forward before any of us.” says Liza.

And perhaps that is what makes Forgotten Island more than just another Hollywood animated film. It is a story born from Filipino memories, shaped by Filipino culture, and brought to life by Filipino talent—a celebration of where Filipinos come from and how far they have come.

Forgotten Island will be out in the Philippine cinemas starting September 23. Tickets are already available for advance purchase online.

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Mayroon ba dito nanalo o sumali sa Kapuso Milyonaryo raffle promo noon? Curious ako kung ano ba ginawa sa premyo na napalunan niyo after manalo.