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Protégé (GMA 7) Final 10's Gala Night

The Protégés all did well on the Gala Night performing the songs of their own choice. Lahat sila magaling!. Walang tulak-kabigin. But of course, some will stand out.

  1. Krizza. Pulido ang kanyang boses that even if she doesn't have that unique timbre, hahangaan mo siya sa kanyang performance that night.
  2. Samantha Felizco. Pang concert na ang dating niya. Looks like Joey G. has already mold her for the stage. Good stage performance.
  3. Jensen Teñoso. It's a wow! performance. Puede na siya sa Party Pilipinas. Although sa Inside Protégé, Jensen doesn't show confidence. Nevertheless, she did well.
  4. Nomer Limatog, Jr. This charming boy would be popular. Puede na siyang i-helera kay Leana and Arkin sa Party Pilipinas. His performance was the most enjoyable to watch.
  5. So Wat! I'd like this group to win. They look promising though hindi pa pulido ang performance nila vocally. Kung mag click sila, a mix boy-girl band would set a trend sa music world sa Pinas.
  6. Denise Barbacena. She's the most commercial so far. If judges would put more weight on that quality,  she can make it big. Kulang lang siya sa attitude on stage. She's pretty but not that lively to watch.
  7. Rosalyn Navarro. Her performance suffered because of her colds. It's no excuse kaya importante that she take good care of her health. She did good in spite of that, but not that too good.
  8. Lirah Bermudez. She's charming na puede na siya sa Tween Hearts. Medyo kulang ang performance niya. There was too much "ssss" sound sa diction niya.
  9. Lovely. Indeed she has a powerful voice. Disadvantage lang sa kanya yung na publicise about her hygiene. Even if she'd be the best, kung wala siyang fans, she won't be a good commercial commodity sa showbiz. Sa showbiz, no matter how good your talent is, what is important is that you'd be able to bring money to your producers. It's still business, sad to say.
  10. Kenneth Monico. His number was full of emotions but his voice lacks power. Hindi buo. It's like from the throat lang nanggagaling ang sound ng boses niya. If he could only project a trumpet sound, it would be impressive.
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