Isang Pinoy, gumawa nanaman ng ingay sa Buong Mundo! Dahil sa kaniyang natatanging Talento.

In every opportunity to compete, there has got to be at least one Filipino up to the challenge. It’s because many us are graced with overflowing talents. With such unique gifts topped with brimming confidence, it isn’t surprising to know that many people of Filipino blood get discovered in talent shows all over the world.
Among such amazing Filipino talents is this contestant of”Asia’s Got Talent Season 2“, a popular show dedicated to searching the region’s “most jaw-dropping, mindblowing, and breathtaking performances.
With his winning act, the said contestant proved once again that people of the Philippines are deserving of the spotlight.

Neil Rey Garcia Llanes, a 21-year-old citizen from Davao City, Philippines, captivated his audience with his breath-taking beat-box performance.

As he introduced himself to the judges, one of the judges, singer-song writer Anggun, recognized his familiar face, asking if they have met before.
It turned out that Neil has joined the competition before in 2015, where he got four nods from the panel of judges.
However, he had to drop out during the semi-finals because the schedule was in conflict with his college exams.
Another judge, international musician David Foster, asked Neil how his life has changed since then.
“How has your life changed since you were on the last season?”
“Many doors of opportunities has opened for me. I built our own home for my family.
The judges were impressed by his answer, prompting Anggun to reply, “Wow. Good for you.”
He then proceeded on with a show of his beat-boxing skills.

In the first few minutes of his performance, Anggun was surprised to hear his obviously improved talent.
But what she didn’t know was she’s up for a mind-blowing stunt.
Neil paused mid-act and engaged with his audience, who were on the edge of their seats.
“Ladies and gentlemen, I’ll give you six new different sounds. Are you ready to hear this?”

Everyone’s jaw dropped as soon as Neil dropped his six different sounds, which were the highlight of his act.
He left the judges and audience entertained with his groovy sound and moves.

Sure enough, this earned a standing ovation from the crowd. Even the hosts, Alan Wong and Justin Bratton, were hands down astonished.
After he ended, audience chanted Neil’s name.
David was sorry that they ran out of golden buzzers, but assured Neil of his winning talent.
“Neil, we have no more golden buzzers to give. But you actually could win this competition.”
Another judge, artist Jay Park, gave him a two thumbs up.
“I liked the way you set it up. You gave us a little taste before you dropped the beat. Your showmanship was through the roof.”
When it was her turn, Anggun asked, “When do you breathe?”, which left the audience cracked up.
“You have stepped it up. It’s definitely more than the last season.
“Now I like you even more. More and more.”
Neil, who seemed with his heart full from the positive feedback, replied a heart sign.
Of course, all judges voted yes.
Afterwards, the three judges discussed Neil’s success, which David dubbed “the power of Asian Got Talent”.
Neil, together with the hosts, jumped with joy as he joined them backstage.
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