ABS-CBN’s “The Voice of the Philippines” concludes its run following a 10-year stint, spanning nearly 250 episodes. The reality television franchise based on the Dutch program “The Voice of Holland,” integrates a mentor-mentee system, wherein contestants select interested coaches through a blind audition format. assisting them throughout the entirety of the season.
On Sunday, May 19, 2024, The Voice Teens aired its finale which saw Coach Bamboo Manalac’s Jillian Pamat as its third grand champion, taking home ₱1 million, among other prizes.
The victory of Kamp Kawayan’s Bukidnon native marks the Rivermaya frontman’s first victory in the teens division, noting Isabela Vinzon’s runner-up finish in 2017 and a stalemate contest in 2020—where a winner per coach was named due to the difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
YouTube: The Voice Teens Philippines
In the final episode, hosts Bianca Gonzales and Robi Domingo took their curtain call, thanking everyone who made their final season possible.
“Kami ang nakita niyo on camera, pero napakarami po who worked off cam. Sa lahat ng bumubuo ng music, creatives, production, technical, all the other departments, kami'y lubos na nagpapasalamat sa inyo. Ladies and gentlemen, it's time for one final bow,” she mentioned.
(We are the ones you see on camera, but so many others have worked behind the scenes. For those who’ve composed the music, the creatives team, the production team, the technical team, and all the other departments, we’re truly grateful for all of you.)
The pair expressed gratitude to the Voice of the Philippines’ coaches, previous mentors, and the show’s contestants who shared their stories and sounds with viewers.
“Sa lahat po ng artists at kani-kanilang pamilya na nagbahagi ng kanilang mga kwento at pangarap sa ating programa, maraming salamat po,” Domingo said.
(For all of the artists and their families who have shared their stories and dreams on our program, we express our thanks.)
“Hanggang sa muli nating pagtuklas at pagkilala at pagdiwang sa galing ng mga Pilipino,” he added.
(We’ll see you again soon as we witness, discover, and celebrate what is proudly Filipino-made)
