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Subject: Pinoy Pop Superstar News on Jonalyn Viray


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Date Posted: 15:05:19 05/10/05 Tue
In reply to: Music/Regine fans on-line 's message, "Re: P.P.S Blog by shitoyaka/ "SOP E."" on 14:42:58 05/10/05 Tue

Puno ang Araneta Coliseum nu'ng Linggo nang gabi dahil sa Pinoy Pop
Superstar Grand Showdown.
Hindi namin akalain na may kanya-kanya palang fans ang walong grand
contenders ng PPS na sina Michael Anthony Garcia, Kristel Astor,
Charmaine Piamonte, MC Monterola, Brenan Espartinez, Jonalyn Viray,
Philbert de Torres at Sheila Ferrari.

Palakasan ng sigawan ang fans sa loob ng Big Dome at may kanya-kanya
rin silang dalang banners, placards at streamers, itsura ng Final
Judgment noon ng StarStruck.

Pinakamalakas ang `pala' nina Michael at Brenan.

Si Brenan ang nanalo ng special award na `Coca-Cola Most Admired
Superstar' na may kasamang P20,000 cash.

Kung may special award na `Darling of the Crowd' ay tiyak na runaway
winner ang `petite' na si Michael.

Nalokah kami sa kinanta ng dalawang balikbayang contenders sa unang
face-off round na walo silang naglaban-laban.

Once There Was A Love ang inawit ng taga-Canada na si Philbert at
Tukso ni Eva Eugenio ang buong ningning na binanatan ng super-blonde
ang hair na taga-US na si Sheila. Hindi namin kinaya ang choice of
songs nila, pramis!

Sa showdown ng Top 4 ay applauded ang Run to You ni Jonalyn,
Careless Whisper ni Brenan at She's Out of My Life ni Michael. I
Will Love Again ang kinanta ni Charmaine.

Okey bumirit si Jonalyn pero malayo siya kay Sarah Geronimo. Si
Brenan ay halatang nagpapaka-JayR sa istilo ng pagkanta niya habang
si Michael ay nagpapaka-Josh Groban. In fairness ay parang si
Michael ang pinaka-may feelings pag umawit.

Halatang na-shock ang sandamakmak na maka-Michael nang sina Jonalyn
at Brenan ang tawagin para sa final showdown.

Kapwa nila inawit ang theme song ng PPS na My Miracle at in the end
ay si Jonalyn ang nagwagi ng mahigit P5M na premyo at tinanghal na
kauna-unahang Pinoy Pop Superstar!

* * *

Nakausap namin sila after the show sa backstage ng Araneta. Aminado
ang 19 y/o na si Brenan na he `overdid' ang paglalagay ng `flavor'
sa mga kinanta niya kaya siguro hindi siya nanalo.

Inamin din niya sa amin na may effort siyang gayahin ang R&B Prince
na si JayR na hindi niya ganap na ma-achieve. Bilib daw si Brenan
kay Jonalyn at kahit hindi siya nag-champion ay naniniwala siyang
may ibang plano sa kanya ang Diyos.

Tsika naman sa amin ng 18 y/o na si Michael, hindi siya nag-expect
na mananalo dahil magagaling ang kanyang mga nakalaban.

Medyo nalulungkot daw siya dahil alam niyang maraming umaasa na
mananalo siya at maraming sumusuporta sa kanya, tapos ay hindi
niya `yon nagawa, so feeling niya ay nag-fail siya.

Inamin sa amin ni Michael na nu'ng pangalan ni Brenan ang tawagin sa
final 2 imbes na siya ay parang biglang gumuho ang mundo niya, pero
alam daw niyang ibinigay niya ang best niya sa contest.

Aware si Mike na siya ang may pinakamaraming fans sa walong PPS
contenders. Siguro dahil daw `yon sa siya ang pinakaunang nanalo at
may pinakamaraming exposure. Bukod doon ay aminado siyang siya rin
ang pinakamadrama ang buhay sa kanilang lahat.

Isang buwan daw munang mag-i-stay rito sa Maynila ang binatang taga-
Iligan at titingnan niya kung anong mangyayari sa kanya ngayong
tapos na ang PPS.

Sinabihan daw siya ng GMA na i-pursue ang kanyang singing career
dahil sayang naman ang kanyang mga nasimulan.

* * *

Hindi pa alam ng 15 y/o PPS grand champion na si Jonalyn Viray kung
anong bibilhin niya sa kanyang napanalunang P1M cash kaya isi-save
raw muna niya ito sa bangko at ang iba ay ilalaan niya sa pag-aaral
ng kanyang tatlong nakababatang kapatid.

Taga-San Mateo, Rizal sina Jonalyn at sa Tanza, Cavite ang
napanalunan niyang bahay at lupa kaya malamang ibenta na lang niya
ito.

Medyo ma-drama rin pala ang buhay ni Jona dahil 10 y/o siya nang
maghiwalay ang kanyang mga magulang at wala na silang communication
ng kanyang biological mother.

Sa tingin ba niya, siya talaga ang pinakamagaling kaya siya ang
nanalong Pinoy Pop Superstar?

"Hindi naman po sa sinasabi kong magaling ako, lahat naman po kami
binigay ang best namin, eh. Lahat magagaling. Pero sa tingin ko po
siguro, meron akong guts.

"But there can only be one Pinoy Pop Superstar, di ba? At saka sabi
nila, small but terrible daw po ako. Soulful daw po ang pagkanta
ko," sey pa ng morenang bagets na idolo sina Mariah, Whitney,
Christina, Regine at Kyla.

Alam ni Jona na si Michael ang may pinakamaraming fans sa kanilang
walo at maraming na-disappoint nang siya ang manalo, kaya ang
mensahe niya sa mga ito, "Sana huwag pong magalit sa akin ang mga
fans ni Kuya Mike. Kasi, may kanya-kanya naman po kaming galing, eh.
Sana po mapatunayan ko sa kanila na deserving din akong manalo."

Si Jonalyn na ba ang banta sa trono ni Sarah Geronimo?

"Hindi naman po masyado! Ha! Ha! Ha! Bahala na po kung anong
mangyayari sa future. Pero ang sarap isipin na mae-experience ko rin
po `yung mga na-experience nila. Sana nga po suwertehin din ako gaya
ni Sarah," sey pa ng first Pinoy Pop Superstar na si Jonalyn Viray.


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Join the Pinoy Pop Superstar Yahoo Group List :
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/rv_pinoypopsuperstar

Search for a ( Music Recording ) Star :
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/rv_searchforastar

Regine Velasquez Fans Yahoo Group/ RVML 2 :
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/regine_velasquez

http://insidebuzz.tripod.com

" Have a Nice Musical Song Bird day . . "

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Author:
foreverkapuso/message/2928
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Date Posted: 15:41:58 05/10/05 Tue

REGINE Velasquez kept on saying there can only be one Pinoy Pop Superstar, and in the end, the one who outshone them all was 16-year old Jonalyn Viray. In a previous column, we wrote that if they'd choose on the basis of voice alone, then Jonalyn has a good chance of winning as her set of vocal pipes are really outstanding.

Jonalyn is the eldest of 4 kids from San Mateo, Rizal. She has won first runner-up in "Birit Bulilit" of IBC-13 as a child and in "MTB Teen Pop Star." Born on November 15, 1989, she's a high school junior at Jose Laurel High in Proj. 4.

Her winning piece was Mariah Carey's "Never Too Far." At the finals night, she first sang "It Might Be You." From the eight finalists, four were chosen: Jonalyn along with Charmaine Piamonte, Michael Garcia and the crowd's favorite, Brenan Espartinez. In the second bout involving four of them, Jonalyn sang Whitney Houston's "Run to You". She was chosen to be one of the final two contenders, the other being Brenan who sang George Michael's "Careless Whisper". In their face off, they both sang "My Miracle" and it was Jonalyn who emerged as the champ. She won P1 million cash prize from Coca Cola, a Futura Classic house and lot from Filinvest, a brand new Toyota Innova, an exclusive one-year recording contract with GMA Records, plus services and gift certiciates from Gandang Ricky Reyes, Belo Medical, and designer Edwin Tan. Brian won the Coca Cola Most Admired Superstar Award plus P20,000 cash.

The Big Dome was overflowing with people all eager to find out who'd win in the first Pinoy Pop Superstar contest. The judges were composer Danny Tan, director Floy Quintos, soul diva Jaya, R&B princess Kyla and GMA Records EVP/CEO Felipe Yalong. Even if Brenan, Michael and Charmaine didn't bag the title, we're sure GMA-7 will not let them go as they're all very promising and super talented. As far as we're concerned, they should also be given their own albums, particularly Brenan who already has his own legion of fans, judging from the number of his supporters at the Araneta that night. Regine says Pinoy Pop Superstar Year 2 will be an even bigger one. So, join now! THREE FILIPINO CANADIANS got their big break from GMA Records with their debut album, "604" (pronounced Six-O-Four) launched at Hard Rock Cafe. 604 is the area code of Vancouver, where they first tried their luck as singers.

The three macho guys are Nino Sanzo, Ross Calixterio and Francis Baguio, all born and raised in Toronto. They met each other in a Catholic high school and started singing in campus affairs. At 18, they all moved to Vancouver where they met a producer who brought them to Hamburg, Germany and asked them to record an album which, unfortunately was never released. "But we appreciate the experience because we got to sing with various international singers there like NSync," says Francis, the only married guy among them. His wife is Mary, a balikbayan from England who he met here in Manila. They came to Manila and tried to market their finished album here but no one would take it.

They met Ronnie Henares who then brought them to GMA-7 and they started singing in "S.O.P." Now, GMA Record has given them their own album, "Bringin' It", and they're glad that Pinoy listeners are finally given the chance to listen to their own distinct kind of music. Francis composed two songs in it, "Bring It" and "Queen of My Castle". The other great cuts are "All This Time", "Fly Away" "Paano Na", "Kung Maibabalik", "In the Rain", and the carrier single, a revival of Brian McKnight's "Win". Now that they're based in Manila, the three guys have discovered how beautiful the original country of their parents is. Are they really the best of friends? "More than that, we're like brothers," says Francis. "We may get on each other's nerves every now and then, but we get over it easily." IS IT TRUE THERE'S now stiff competition between the directors of GMA-7's toprated telefantasias "Darna" and "Encantadia"? "Darna" is megged by Dominic Zapata and Eric Quizon. "Encantadia" is megged by Mark Reyes and Gil Tejada. Both make use of elaborate costumes, sets, and special effects, but we heard the directors of "Darna" work faster, taping several sequences a day so they're more cost effective for management. On the other hand, "Encantadia" directors work so slowly, sometimes taping only three or four sequences a day, so it comes out as more expensive. How true?


------------- P. P. S. article ------------ >


Pati Mga Press People, Nagpustahan Sa Pinoy Pop Superstar
Ang saya-saya ng ambiance sa Araneta Coliseum kung saan idinaos ang grand showdown ng walong Pinoy Pop Superstar contenders. Bawat grupo ng mga tagahanga nila ay nag-tsi-cheer para sa kanilang mga idolo.

Tama ang hula ko sa Top Four contenders na sina Jonalyn Viray, Charmaine Piamonte, Brenan Espartinez at Michael Anthony Garcia.

Nagsimula kaming magpustahan ng ilang kapatid sa panulat nang dalawa na lang ang matira-sina Jonalyn at Brenan. Inawit nila kapawa ang "Miracle" kung saan may linyang sumabit si Brenan.

Kunsabagay, mas kailangan ni Jonalyn ang premyo at deserving naman siya bilang champion. Naalala ko nang tanungin ko siya nun kung bakit sumali sa Pinoy Pop Superstar. Financial problem ang dahilan kaya halos napaiyak sa katuwaan ang kanyang magulang sa pagkakapanalo nito.


----------- PPS/GMA-7 article found on-line --------- >


t a k e * n o t e -

Regine's ex-manager was mentioned in this article. Please
note our latest music investigation tidbit posted in the
Music Inside Buzz about Regine's ex-manager(s).

That they were being just as influenced and manipulated
by RV's media publicist as the artist and company has
been and may not be (as much) in fault to some of the
media shams committed against her in the past.

Still under bird feather investigation..

M.I.B.I.
http://insidebuzz.tripod.com


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Pinoy Pop Superstar Finals Article -plus tidbit on RV exManaGeR

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Author:
The Manila Times
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Date Posted: 04:28:34 05/12/05 Thu

Little Jonalyn is now a big star
Date: 5/11/2005 9:02:06 AM
Source: The Manila Times
By: Danny T. Vibas

We Filipinos are superb at singing. Honest-to-goodness singing. And
we start really young. So by the time we're in our teens, some of
us
have become champion amateur singers. But some amateur singers make
it big time, some never do. Will Jonalyn Viray make it?

Jonalyn, the GMA 7 amateur singing contest Pinoy Pop Superstar's
first grand champion, is only 15 years old and was the smallest
among the eight contenders on Sunday night's grand finals of the
GMA
7 amateur singing contest Pinoy Pop Superstar. She was also the
youngest.

The eight contenders of Pinoy Pop Superstar were all in their teens
(early twenties at the most). The grand showdown held at the Araneta
Coliseum was single-handedly hosted by Regine Velasquez, who was
herself the champion of an amateur singing contest then known as
Tawag ng Kampeon. Each of the eight contenders was a champion in the
10-month singing contest for at least four Sundays. (Contest rules
require that winners for less than four weeks cannot qualify for the
grand finals.)

Jonalyn won only for four weeks. She sang "I Wanna Run To
You" for
her second piece. She won for herself P1-million cash from Coca
Cola, a house and lot from Filinvest, a Futura Classic Toyota car,
and services worth several thousands of pesos from the Belo Medical
Group and from Ricky Reyes's chain of salons.

Jonalyn comes from San Mateo, Rizal, and is the eldest child in the
family. Her father works at Purefoods. Both of her parents watched
the show at the Big Dome, along with two younger siblings. Jonalyn
is an incoming senior student at the Jose P. Laurel High School.



Contenders


Three of the contenders were from the provinces and only two from
Metro Manila. One was from Canada and another from the United
States. GMA 7 conducted searches in those countries not only because
of their huge Filipino populations but also in preparation for the
launch of a cable network service there as a counterpart of The
Filipino Channel operated by rival ABS-CBN 2.

Michael Anthony Garcia hails from Iligan City, Mindanao, and was
raised singly by his father along with three siblings. Michael's
father is a humble truck driver in Iligan. Happily, he made it to
the Big Dome to watch his youngest son compete.

On grand finals night, Michael seemed to have had the biggest fan
support. He was, after all, the contest's first weekly champion
who
went on to reign for seven weeks before he lost the title. And
though barely over five feet, he is handsome and sweet-faced. Very
boyish.

Michael's fans even had tarpaulin photos of him. They occupied
hundreds of seats in the Big Dome's lower and upper boxes, and
most
of the general admission seats. They screamed his name, battling it
out with the equally screaming fans of Brenan Espartinez,
Char­maine
Piamonte, Kristel Astor, MC Montirola and Jonalyn. Only Sheila
Ferrari and Philbert de Torres had no fans to scream out their names
as they from the United States and Canada, respectively.


Judgment night


The judges sat a few meters from the stage, each equipped with a
computer to input scores. The panel was headed by Philip Yalong,
executive vice president and chief operations officer of GMA
Records. The others were composer-musical director Danny Tan,
singers Jaya and Kyla, TV and theater director Floy Quintos.

Star quality took 60 percent of the contenders' rating, while
only
40 percent was allotted to musicality. In the first round, fans'
text votes were factored in, but the second and final rounds used
only the judges' ratings.

Charmaine, Jonalyn, Michael and Brenan made it to the second round,
for which their scores were reverted to zero. Jonalyn and Brenan had
to sing the same song for the final showdown and the song was the
show's theme, "My Miracle," composed by Danny Tan, and
which all the eight contenders had already performed in groups
in the show's past telecasts.

Fan power

The fans easily filled up the place, bringing with them huge
streamers and posters announcing their support for a particular
contender. Some fans even flashed elongated red balloons shaped in
letters that spelled out their idol's name, specifically that of
Brenan, a Metro Manilan who later emerged as second placer. He is a
little-known actor on educational TV shows and was part of the short-
lived youth show on GMA 7, Bestfrends (yes, spelled without the
"i")
hosted by German Moreno.

Brenan was voted by fellow contenders "Most Admired Finalist" and
was given by Coca Cola a cash prize of P20,000. A counterpart of the
same amount was also donated to the GMA 7 Kapuso Foundation.

Album

After the grand finals, GMA Records put together the Pinoy Pop
Superstar The Finalists album that features the six winning contest
pieces of each contender including "If You're Not the One" by
Michael, "If You Don't Know Me by Now" by Kristel,
I believe" by Charmaine, "Through the Fire" by MC, "Home"
by Brenan and "My Miracle" by all six.

It is available in CDs and cassettes in record stores nationwide.


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M.I.B.I.
http://insidebuzz.tripod.com


------------ have a nice day ------------ >

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