The Top 12 Boys performed tonight. So far, here are my favorites. If I remembered their names, that means, they performed well tonight.
Daryl Celis. I agree with Jolina's comment. He did well at first, he connected to hid audience but lost this connection on the latter part of the song. His falsetto was not that good. He has to improve it. He has charm. He can get a lot of fans.
Kid Camaya. Perfect pitch. Exact notes. Malinis ang pagkanta.
Ram Chavez. Good performance on stage. Warren is also good as a rocker. But like Wyngard said, he had to prove that he can sing other genre.
JJ Jr. He's got the looks and he can sing but lost his concentration towards the end.
Robby Navarro. Pulido ang pagkanta.
Toffer, Dio, Sherwin have to work on their dictions.
The rest didn't leave a mark. I could hardly remember how they performed.
The Idol hopefuls should remember that sa first note pa lang, kailangan eksakto agad. The very first note is very important.
I could not agree with some of the judges' comments. Ogie said to one of the hopefuls that his rendition of the song was outstanding; but on TV, he didn't sound well. He was pitchy. Maybe there's a difference between listening on TV and listening live. It's easier to spot an out-of-tune note on TV.
Daryl Celis. I agree with Jolina's comment. He did well at first, he connected to hid audience but lost this connection on the latter part of the song. His falsetto was not that good. He has to improve it. He has charm. He can get a lot of fans.
Kid Camaya. Perfect pitch. Exact notes. Malinis ang pagkanta.
Ram Chavez. Good performance on stage. Warren is also good as a rocker. But like Wyngard said, he had to prove that he can sing other genre.
JJ Jr. He's got the looks and he can sing but lost his concentration towards the end.
Robby Navarro. Pulido ang pagkanta.
Toffer, Dio, Sherwin have to work on their dictions.
The rest didn't leave a mark. I could hardly remember how they performed.
The Idol hopefuls should remember that sa first note pa lang, kailangan eksakto agad. The very first note is very important.
I could not agree with some of the judges' comments. Ogie said to one of the hopefuls that his rendition of the song was outstanding; but on TV, he didn't sound well. He was pitchy. Maybe there's a difference between listening on TV and listening live. It's easier to spot an out-of-tune note on TV.
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