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Esang De Torres sings Salamat Salamat Musika
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You want to know the why? Simply because Filipino kids are exposed to hearing hard-ass songs -- not just nursery rhymes but I'm talking about Celine Dion, Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, 80's and 90's rock and ballads and all sort of genre. They have no choice because it's the adults who tune in to the radio or plays the cassette/CD and let the music fill up the entire house from morning till dusk. And when these kids hear these songs that adults play, the kids don't just try to sing it but also try to emulate it --- also explains why even Filipino boys don't sing songs only from their male idols but also sing female songs because why not if they can. And seeing that their adult families often sing as well, they learn that to sing out loud is as normal as eating a snack. Plus, the Karaoke helps too.
So in a nutshell:
1) Exposure to hard and complicated songs.
2) Exposure to all kinds of genre and not just pop.
3) Emulate the original singers.
its normal in Philippines that as young as this is already a good singer..We are exposed to music at started from new born.
In the Philippines, a lot of children who are good amateur singers don't have formal training in music! The talent is already there!
True! Even new born infants can belt their cries in tune and wont miss a single note
@@88Goldilucks88 agree
@@88Goldilucks88 hahaha got me bruh
Your right!
It's talent and training... Esang father is in theater and trained her
And the kid beside her is also a slayer.
Non-Filipino: How? Why? Vocals are.. In singing, the throat must.. You must breath..The position of the tougue must be..
Filipino: We don't understand what you're saying. My God! Just sing your heart out wether you're out of tune or not. That's it!
Hahaha legit!!
true!!!
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She won as mini Lea Salonga when she was 3 years old then joined Team Lea on The Voice Kids season 2.
This Wish bus performance was part of the radio tour of the Top 4 of The Voice. She was probably 5 or 6 here. She has done several theater musicals since.
Her sense of time is impeccable. Her use of dynamics is off the chart...
Esang is a theater actress now, she is already 16 y/o, she is Lea Salonga's mini me. When she was 9 y/o she became the youngest singer to have a solo concert, she portrayed Little Cosette in Manila's production of Les Misérables, and the most recent one is she portrayed Matilda in Manila's Matilda Musical.
I didn’t think the production of Les Miz was in Manila. I thought it was in Singapore.
Y.
Kids learn to sing by emulation. And singing permeates our culture so they pick it up without too much thought. Singing is a means to get out of poverty especially if you make it in the industry so there is that motivation for parents too to encourage their kids to sing well and constantly.
Even if you didn't make it Music Industry most of them ended up having or making their music career singing in hotel bars and cruise ship to earn a living so music is one of the best way to have a nice descent income
I think Esang is around 14-15 years old now and still singing.
Esang was 8 years old in this Wish Bus performance. She was one of the Top 4 finalists of The Voice Kids Philippines (Season 2 probably).
Philippines is really a true the land of excellent singers.👍👍👍💖💖💖🥰🥰🥰
TAMA FREIND
This girl was dubbed as Lea's Mini-me. Hope you can check out her performance/ duet with Lea doing Matilda medley. Lea's sending her till this day to a prestigious school where she herself graduated high school. She loves this kid so much that when the producers of Les Miserables went to the Philippines and brought the Australian cast, Lea recommended esang so she was given the chance to audition. They already have a complete cast but it's Lea so they let Esang sing for them and got a Little Cossette part both in Manila and Singapore production. Lea even ask her to go the house prior to the audition to tell her what's the producers will look for and ask her to sing so she can observe and give advises.
Prior to her discovery, she was taught by her father!
Her diction is super . Every word is clearly emphasized!Superb!!!
Her mentor is no less than Lea SALONGA . Here she’s singing one of LEA NAVARRO’s piece, also one of our greatest singers in the 80’s & 90’s. And so I also highly recommend for you to feature our oldies but not forgotten artists like LEA NAVARRO & KUH LEDESMA.
@@anafelucero2166 Hi. This is a Nanette Inventor song (Metro Pop 1984). You might have mistaken it for "Isang Mundo, Isang Awit" by Leah Navarro. :)
Try also our male artists like MARCO SISON (Always, My Love Will See U Through), NONOY ZUÑIGA, HADJI ALEJANDRO, REY VALERA, RICO PUNO, BASIL VALDEZ, et al.. We also have our very own Karen Carpenter in the person of CLAIRE DE LA FUENTE.👍
Hi Josh I think it’s about time you react to Filipino kids hitting English songs explendidly… I think that’s becoming a norm in Philippines
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yes, please react to the voice kids performances.
Please do....👍😊💕
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she is fond of singing songs from theatre and musical plays. Lea Salonga was her coach in the voice season 2 which got her the 2nd place. she was 7 or 8 yr old in this wishbus. she was exposed to music in early much younger yrs coz her family is inclined to it and her father is her coach. thanks for your reaction . 💙🎤🎼🎵 👏🎉🤗💕
This incredibly talented young lady sings a cover of "Dance With My Father Again" that is so beautiful.
Many children in the Philippines are as good as Esang, because they are exposed to music even before they are born. Soon-to-be-moms would listen to music every chance they get. And when they're finally out music is everywhere, at home, public transpo, cars, restaurants and even malls. Family members would listen to music if not even sing whenever possible. Maybe, that's why we have such great talents here. ❤️❤️❤️ Thank you so much for appreciating Pinoy Talents, love watching you guys so much.
Putting baby to sleep pinoys baby h
To sing to make them sleep.
Singing while cooking
Singing while bathing
Singing while washing
Singing while doing household chores
Music is everywhere in d 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Music is life in d 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
@@jocelynorquillas7445 singing during lunch break, singing while hanging out with friends. Singing while walking to somewhere
Same here...I was floored when I first saw and watched this video. She has a full mature voice.
If you want to understand more about kids here in the Philippines, I recommend you to watch Filipino kids nailing english songs. Excited here for you to watch
Amazing! Amazing! Amazing Performance!!!! The lyrics of the song is also very beautiful. SALAMAT, SALAMAT MUSIKA SA LAHAT NG PANAHON MAAASAHAN KA = Thank you thank you music, you are dependable all the time.
Thank you for this reaction. I really enjoyed this.
She's in theater also, thats why you can see her training in the way she sings.
She's so cute and so darn good...pure talent !!!
Esang is so impressive! Check out her other performances particularly now that she is more mature/older!
I have to agree that esang's talent is a rare god given gift. Sure many filipino children aren't really vocally trained and either it is genetic or exposure to music that brings out the singing talent, still, not everyone sings at the caliber like esang does. She doesn't just mimic another artist's singing style, she already has her own style and own interpretation, and that amount of control and musicality is astounding considering her age.
Sassa Dagdag is the girl sitting beside her who sang the song "IF I WERE A BOY" And the same girl who had a duet with Michael Pangilinan whom you reacted before on the Wish Bus as well.
I think she's already a young teenager now and sing's really good.
Another layer of why this particular performance is celebrated. This song won the grand prize in the 1984 MetroPop Music Festival because (IMO), it encapsulates the resilience of the Filipino and how music contributes to this (hence, the song thanks Music for being there. "Salamat" is "thank you" in Filipino) At this age, she understands the message of the song and tells that story very well.
Even new born infants in the Philippines can belt their cries in tune and wont miss a single note
The fuck,.😬🤣🤣
Very funny 😂😂😂
In born singers na 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Your reaction looks like a proud father to her, so cute!
Josh, don't train Gideon yet! Make music part of his daily life like sing together, or listen to music together.. make music fun for him first..ask him to sing for you and Lauren and show your appreciation. Play your guitar and let Gideon sing! That's what parents do here in the PH. They are very supportive of their children who loves to sing. 💗 ❤
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This!! 100%
100% true---love of music comes from enjoying and expressing their feelings.
Buy a karaoke mic 😂
I agree. I think I loved music because my father loves buying cassette tapes or just playing the radio whole day in tune of Larry Damian, a station where they play Nat King cole, F.Sinatra or any 70's to 90's songs. That's why I'm more for old songs. I have an old soul. haha
Filipino Kids Nailing English Songs on The Voice Kids will blow you away.. Esang was in that show. She was coached by Lea Salonga .
Esang emulates her idol Lea Salonga. She is just so adorable.
Esang is really a good singer. She was trained since she was young. She is a lady now. She is enjoying performing on the theatre stage or at big events now
Even in abroad, most of the foreign kids who were raise by their filipino nannies were very good at singing coz they were introduced to music at a young age. I met one when i was in turkey.
Omg I am so in awe of the pure talent..! I’m a dilipino living in the US so I am not really acquainted with the newer talents. I’m glad I have discovered this channel, I get to discover too the limitless talent Philippines is so rich with. I love the way you give your reaction too.
Glad to see the review for Esang❤ she is such a wonderful talented girl. I believe she was 8 years old at that time when she performed at Wishbus. I read her father is her first trainer since he is a band vocalist before too. Then she competed in the The Voice Kids, where she got her favorite Lea Salonga as her mentor. She has now done musicals, concerts too and I do see many cover songs she has uploaded in YT. Hope you get to review a follow up video of her other performances.❤
Watching Esang's expession is like watching a theater musical.😅
Salamat Musika = Thank Music.😊
thank you. she is into musical theaters now. she was even a guest of Lea in one of her concerts.
born February 12, 2007 and performed this on April 17, 2016 on wish bus as a finalist in the 2nd season of The Voice Kids --- coached by Lea Salonga
Wow Josh! You're pronunciation of Tagalog words is improving! I love it. Esang was a contestant of the Voice Kids Philippines and she is very talented and expressive. Thank you for branching out deeper into OPM. Have a great day to you snd your family and the whole GidKid gang!
Just watch the voice kids.. so many talented gifted filipino kids .. you will amaze for sure.. thanks for your good, nice comment about our pinoy talent.. its really inborned talents. 🎉😊❤
So when there are occasionals like birthday, christmas party and etc., and there is karaoke, the children can sing along with the adults! 👏
I'm so proud of Esang as my child co-Filipino singer ....Watching from Germany...
My niece wnen she was a new born she wasn't able to sleep without me belting a Celine Dion song Its All Coming Back to Me Now and she cried everytime I try to sing another song. And opened her eyes everytime I stopped singing. Now she's 15 and is joining singing Contest.
This was, for me, the best finalist batch of The Voice Kids Philippines. I also rooted for Esang, but for real, anyone could've won the competition and I wouldn't complain. All four of them were amazing. Ehla Nympha, the grand winner, proved to be such a powerhouse singer even to this day. If I'm not mistaken, Esang chose to be in theater performances.
Esang's blind audition is one of the best. Check it out!
Esang is really talented, she's my favorite during her days in the voice kids Philippines ❤️
Yes, thank you for this rv on one of my favorite 'The Voice' kids wherein one of the judges was Lea Salonga which became hr mentor on the show and who encouraged hr all the more to do theaters. Beside hr on this Wish Bus performance is another good kid singer (she's in hr 20's now, i guess), Sassa Dagdag, who belted out 'If I Were A Boy' on this Wish Bus and another kid (coz there were three of them). Please react to hr performance also as she sings great, too! Please react also to a video 'Kids nailing English songs'...you'll find a lot of them good singers, as well.
The girl sitting next to Essang is Sassa Dagdag a brilliant singer check her rendition of Le. Vie en. Rose etc
Hi Josh, kids will love music and singing if they see people around them enjoy doing it. They will be interested in music too if they find it fun. In our family and neighborhood, listening to music and karaoke is done for fun and enjoyment. To my surprise my daughter started to sing too and emulate the singing of the artists. She sings well now.
With your question, should we expose our children to music? Here in the Philippines every family gathering, school programs or party and events children are given a chance to showcase their talents in singing and dancing. Most if not all, children here has their favorite song to sing or dance to perform. Should they be called to perform, they have something to share. They are not forced but that's how they enjoyed it here.
Filipinos kids and adult are amazing talents
😂😂😂love your reaction josh! But you have to check out those children singing just fun in the philippines in karaoke. You will be amazed 😂we have lots of talented kids singing like adults and without voice training at all😂😊
I always enjoy your reaction to Filipino singers, most especially this one when you explained how
kids learn or gain mastery at languages as opposed to adults.
Thanks for this reaction! Enjoyed how you are amazed by Esang's talent :)
Hi Josh - I'm prerty sure you will enjoy The Voice Kids of the Philppines auditions. You'll hear kids where the only training is perhaps singing karaoke at home.
Josh up to this time that talented little girl maintain her beautiful voice....she's still amazing.
Just always have fun with music and singing and dancing in the family. Don’t train him train him. And always encourage without pressure. No pressure on the proper way to sing or move. No pressure by pointing out mistakes.
It’s so easy here in the Philippines because even if your family isn’t into music, there surely are neighbors and classmates and friends who are. We idolize our singers and singing competitions and karaoke are everywhere and it’s a natural part of family conversation to talk about why this singer or that singer is great, or who should win a competition etc.
This is Filipinos ode to music. We use music to soothe our young ones to sleep. Music has always been there for us, when we are bored, working and when we are courting. Salamat Musika is literally, Thank you Music.
If I 'm not mistaken she was exposed to a musically inclined family. It's already in her genes. As far as I am concerned, besides being catchy, this song is also thought provoking.
I simply love your reactions towards Esang's vocal abilities. I think she's 8 or 9 years old here. She's one of the contestants of The Voice Kid's Phils. Watch The Voice Kid's Phils and you'll be amazed how gifted the kids are.
Children here in the Phil just look and listen and observes then try for themselves frequently.
It's not too late to bring Gideon to the RP to do karaoke and drink the water every day! 😂
this is not rare in the 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
spread the love from the Philippines 💚💚💚
This is really amazing rendition of very young lass that may seem to divulge that singing talents here in the Philippines are really inborn or either inherent in nature and you won*t find a way not to be mesmerized upon witnessing them*
THANKS SO MCH* GOD BLESS AND PROTECT US ALL ALWAYS***
Mostly of the kids here in the Philippines they can sing well before they reach the age of 2 years old. They started singing before they know how to read.😂
Every family in the Philippines have atleast one who is naturally have talent in singing.
Pls. React also to Sassa Dagdag singing “If I Were A Boy” LIVE on the wish bus
Thanks for explaining this. Ive never been able to understand how this kid is able to sing like this. I saw one of her video and her brother and shes barely out of her diapers.
There's a video called filipino kids nailing English songs on the voice. You would love that. She was in that show
They don't have formal training. They were born to be a singer.
Esang's performance of "True Colors " in Your Face Sounds Familiar (YFSF) is something else.👌Will be waiting for your reaction on that😉
It’s not rare here in the Philippines. Most of the children here sings like that. Lol!
Haha yeah right
I agree. When kids are surrounded by music and people singing and playing instruments, your kids will end up learning the music or song naturally. The first 5 years of kids's brain is like a sponge. They can keep absorbing anything that they can and remember it and apply it.
No, you know that's not true.
I disagree. Esang is one of a kind.
Filipino children sing really well but Esang is indeed one of a kind. Definitely a singing prodigy!
Filipino kids are really very good in singing, especially those who joined the Tawag ng Tanghalan (TNT) singing contest like her and the TNT Boys, whom you also reacted to already. They were also contestants to the show ‘Your Face Sounds Familiar’ where they impersonated different artists. They had only 1 week to prepare for each performance. And because they were kids, they have to incorporate their rehearsals to their busy school schedule too. I would suggest that you watch all their performances in that show to see how really talented these kids are.
Filipino's are very talented when it comes to music, young and old..no doubt for that..❤
Salamat music translates to "thank you, Music".
The age of the body don’t matter in signing cuz singing is about with intent/what you want to be heard-the art of it.
Yehey Esang, the little prodigy of Ms. Lea Salonga. She joined the first batch of The Voice Philippines with Darren Espanto. She was part of the top4. She was very young here, this is the same time during The Voice. If I am not mistaken she was 6yrs old here I think. She is the one of the youngest contestant then.
Not Darren. Darren is in season 1 with lyka gairanod.
@@ybanagako7637 they were all together in season 1 together with JK. Thus they were the first batch. It’s the only season of the voice kids that I watched hehe
I beg to disagree. Season 1, Lyka, Darren, JK & Darlene together. Lyka a s d winner. Season 2, Elha, Reynan, Esang & Sassa together. Elha as the winner. 🙂✌️
She auditioned in The Voice Kids Philippines and had Lea Salonga as her coach since then. ❤
if only you can see the lyrics (english translation) you will understand why she has that facial expression..every words of the music ,she is feeling it...coming from her heart..
More of Esang please. So adorable and talented.👍
Lea Salonga was her mentor during her participation in The Voice Kids.
Her voice is like this already before she met Lea. Since her first appearance in tv I like her so much already.
I like it when she sang the tagalog song with other languages in this world on how to say I Love you. I don't know the title but it's verrryyy nice for me ❤
It's not actually rare in the Philippines forr kids to have "adult" voices and have this presence when performing because music is ingrained in us. they see it on TV and on the internet so they are able to do it through EMULATION. KATRINA VELARDE started young and she already had a big voice and a demeanor of an adult when performing.
I think with Esang, she was nurtured at home because she has a musical family that loves musicals and theaters. I could be wrong but that's what i remember.
She's now a young lady who's come so far as a theatre actress. She played MATILDA when she was younger but she's already done a lot of musicals.
Ur reaction and observations is so spot on..her idol is lea salonga..think how she sings..almost like lea salonga ..small version❤️
And now i appreciate this composition more, too...
Thank you! 🤍😊
Esang and the girl next to her, Sassa Dagdag, who is also extremely talented, were freah from The Voice Kids competition here.
The other girl beside Esang is also a Singer (Sassa) she sang "IF I WAS A BOY" on WISH BUS!! 💕🇵🇭
I've always loved this! Thanks!
You even see her move back her head from the microphone when she belts like a seasoned singer.
Ha ha ha. SOOO enjoyable to see tgis little girl and your reaction. Amazing little girl. As if she was already having a microphone inside the womb. Lol
❤ Most of these Filipino kids who sing, can sing, are able to sing, or prefer to sing in a or this "mature-like" or more "mature-like" or "mature-sounding" o more "mature-sounding" voice, if they grew up and they're still growing up and being surrounded most of the time by older, classic or more classic, and traditional or more traditional music, songs, genres and subgenres, music styles, and music or musical preferences, likings, favorites, and/or influences of and from their parents, aunts and/or uncles, godparents, grandparents, or great grandparents, which they listen to, get more used to, and/or try to mimic, imitate, and/or emulate at or from a very young or younger age, and while they're still growing up into adolesence or teenage years and before, during, and sometimes after to even way more after they hit their puberty.
Most of these Filipino kids don't have a formal and generally traditional European or generally traditional Western music education and vocal education, training, guidance, and/or coaching, and the music and songs which they grow up listening and being surrounded with for most of the time, and which they've also been trying to or straight up mimicking, imitating, and/or emulating, plus or as well as the mostly, majority, or predominantly informal and "traditional, regional, local, or clan/family-specific" or more "traditional, regional, local, or clan/family-specific" Filipino styles, manners, methods, procedures, systems, traditions, customs, or ways of music education and vocal education, training, guidance, and/or coaching from their parents, grandparents, great grandparents, aunts and/or uncles, godparents, older cousins, older siblings, older neighbors and/or other older community members in or from their local schools, churches or parishes and/or chapels, or local singing contest or competitions, developed throughout years, decades, to even centuries of history and internal or domestic and external or international socio-cultural influences are most and/or the only music education and vocal education, training, guidance, and/or coaching they have or had, can have, could have, or are/were able to have as their most available, most free, and most affordable or cheapest/most inexpensive options compared or in comparison or contrast to or with a or the formal and generally traditional European or generally traditional Western music education and vocal education, training, guidance, and/or coaching.
These are also mostly backed up, supported, supplemented, developed, cultivated, and/or enriched by the subculture of the almost constant presence, liking, fondness, enjoyment, fun, entertainment, happiness/joy/ merriment, favoring, and/or preference of singing with, through, or via a karaoke or videoke machine, among others or the like; live singing and/or performance or entertainment for other members of the family or extended family, neighbors, or other community members in various or varied music or musical, music-related or musical-related, and socio-cultural settings, events, occasions, happenings, or situations; participating and joining, as well as even excelling, developing, and improving in, while in, or while being in as a part, participant, or member of a local choir, small glee or vocal/voice club, or other chorale or vocal/voice group in the local community, schools, or churches or parishes and/or chapels, among other places; being part or a member of their own clan or family's vocal/voice group like a choir or other chorale or vocal/voice groups, a singing or vocal band or a music or musical band with a live singer or vocalist, or an a capella group, among other groups; and the socio-cultural and general support, liking, favoring, norm or normativity or normalization, and/or general preference for musical talents, musical or musical-rhythmic intelligence, aptitudes or inclinations to music, and of trying to hone, mold, train, support, develop, cultivate, and/or enrich any of these mentioned and the kids themselves at or from a very young or younger age by and from most of us who are members or natives, citizens, and nationals of the general Filipino population and society ourselves among ourselves and each other or one another, towards our Filipino youth and/or younger generations, and to the next generations of Filipinos to come, and even towards non-Filipinos.
Best reaction for Esang 🤣👏👏👏💖 i watched your reactions maybe 30x 🤣 love it..👏👏👏
It’s got to be the rice. You are what you eat, and rice is sugar, therefore they’re voice is sweeeeet! I mean we eat it 1-3 times a day.
Esang was trained in musical theater...... she was 8 when she joined The Voice Kids....the finalists were promoting it at The Wish Bus ...
I'm actually amazed at how you appreciate the music even without understanding the words. what more if you can. ❤ thanla for your reactions!!
I love Esang.
Unbelievable, huh! The Filipino singing prowess runs even in kids' vocal chords!😄Love your reaction; thanks for the support!
Majority of Filipinos love to listen radio, that's why lots of Filipinos engaged in singing hobbies and as time goes they kept on listening they memorize nuances and as the saying goes Practicing makes them become best singer, either amateur or professionals
Ms Lea Salonga started performing musical plays as a professional with Repertory Philippines at the age of six and gor the lead role of Annie when she was 8. So yes, child prodigy start trainingand polishing their talent at an early age.
Oh, such a good voice of Esang.. lovely ❤
She was coached by Lea Salonga before during her "The Voice Kids" days