I've got another reason to visit the Philippines. Their appreciation for live music is second to none 🏻

My Italian mom has an amusing story while she was doing charity work in the Philippines. To prove that all Filipinos can sing, she was asked by a local teacher to pick any student at random. My mom picked three kids walking along the corridor (2 girls, 1 boy). The teacher asked them to sing any song of their choice in front of my mom. After some practice humming the three kids, who didn't know each other, sang a beautiful hymn complete with alternating tenor and soprano voices. My mom, a trained opera singer, was completely speechless. She was floored

Growing up here in PH, I was so used to a whole crowd singing in unison and harmonizing that I wasn’t aware that it’s not just a normal thing elsewhere. I thought this is what any kind of crowd sounds like anywhere in the world.

Concerts in the Philippines aren’t concerts. They’re jamming sessions for the artists. You play, we sing along and everyone has a great time.

Contrary to popular belief, not all Filipinos can sing but the ones that can't can still play an instrument or dance. 100% of Filipinos have some type of musical talent.

i always say this. if you're an musician or singer/ artist, your goal should be to make a song that the filipinos will sing in a karaoke. they will immortalize it, your song will live on in many many generations to come! :)

Bruno's not shocked. He already knew it 'cause he's half Filipino. He already knew the culture.

Artisits come to the Philippines to be serenaded by Filipinos with their own song. Seriously, that is the Filipino's love language & appreciation, singing along .

Yeah, I could say Philippines has the best crowd on concerts that's why many artist love the Philippine crowd. Like what BTS said, they don't need to sing during performances because the crowd sings for them even if it's Korean. And you're right Filipinos are good singers. Thank you

I am Filipino, and I grew up in a house where music played from the stereo from morning until night. It was only turned off when we watched TV. As a child, that kind of environment became normal for me until I became an adult. That’s why, with music playing daily and so often from the stereo, almost every song sounds familiar and is easy to sing in case I need to.

I was at Ed’s concert in Manila where Callum Scott was the opening act. I was just totally lost in the moment while Callum was singing with the setting sky as his dramatic backdrop. It was so picturesque, the crowd harmonizing, the perfect weather. Ugh what a night! And I haven’t even started with Ed’s performance

Filipino crowd can sing in any language. Thank you for this.

Filipino concert feat. the artist

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As a Filipino living in PH, in our country Filipinos love music they love to sing,dance,do karaoke and party everyday with music, It gives them happiness from negative times and gives them the positive vibes