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Top 12 Girls's Night

Tonight is the Top 12 Girls's time to shine. I'm going to rate them on a scale of 1-10 where 10 is the highest. Just like the boys, all the girls, no doubt, could sing. But of course, there's a big room for improvement. Nothing extraordinary about anyone so far. Let's see how they are going to improve.

Vren Villaflor. She has the looks, too. Nice energy on the stage. Artistahin. Good vocal tone too; hindi baduy. Rating: 8

Penelope. She's got potential. Her raw talent offers something. Her personality improved as well. Rating: 8

Jeni Rawolle. Jeni has the looks. I think her voice is too nasal. Her performance is OK, though. Rating: 7

Mae Flores. Medyo artistahin and she's confident on stage. She has to improve her diction though. Para siyang namumuwalan. Every sound should be clear at buo. Rating: 7

Jayann Bautista. She has to improve her diction. Just like Mae, para siyang namumuwalan. Kailangan buo ang boses. Hindi pilit. Rating: 7

Meryl David. She failed the first note and was holding back a bit. She picked up towards the end. Rating: 6.5

Carol Leus. Another artistahin. Halatang kabado lang; very conscious of her performance. It's like something else was going on her mind but not the song. Rating: 6

Drizzle Muniz. She has to improve her diction. Nothing extraordinary about her. Rating: 6

Regene Ong. Performance level is low. Though the judges Rating: 5

Gretchen Espina. The vocal force is ipit. Her personality on stage is good. Rating: 5

Bev Ejercito. Naging OA yung version niya ng "Crazy". Rating: 4.5

Sue Ellen. She failed the first note. I don't like the quality of her voice. For me, there's nothing special about it. Rating: 4
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