Katrina Velarde

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Born
Katrina Copino Velarde

(1994-12-05) December 5, 1994 (age 29)
Tondo, Manila, Philippines
OccupationSinger
Years active2012-present
Musical career
Genres
InstrumentVocals
Labels Viva Records
Website Katrina Velarde Official

Katrina Copino Velarde (born December 5, 1994) is a Filipino singer known for her vocal range and belting technique. [1] She began joining local singing competitions at age 7 and grew online fame for her covers and vocal impersonations. [2] Dubbed as The Vocal Supreme. [3] She rose to prominence following her runner-up finished on the reality show Masked Singer Pilipinas and was part of Tawag ng Tanghalan Kids (Season 2) as a judge and the variety show ASAP as a performer.

Contents

In 2019, Velarde released her debut EP "SiKat Ako" under Viva Records. [4] In the same year, she staged her first solo major concert 'Sikat Ako' at the New Frontier Theater in Manila, [5] followed by 'Sikat i2' last November 2019. During the pandemic in 2020, she joined Masked Singer Pilipinas as Diwata and grew online fame. [6]

She gained further international acclaim after representing the Philippines to perform in the 2020 Firdaus Holiday Experience at the Expo City Dubai with Firdaus Orchestra [7]

Her work has earned her a number of nominations from various award-giving bodies, including an Awit Award, a PMPC Star Awards for Music which includes her Female R&B Artist of the Year award [8] and a Golden Screen Award. [9] [10]

Life and career

Born and raised in Tondo, Manila, Velarde started to join singing contest at age 7 to help her family's financial difficulties. She also sold Sampaguita lei made by her mother. [11] Velarde was known as a veteran contender in singing contests. She became part of Little Big Star hosted by Sarah Geronimo together with her batch mate Charice Pempengco and Sam Concepcion. [12]

2011: TV5's Talentadong Pinoy

Velarde alongside Alyssa Quijano and Jennifer Maravilla formed the group New Born Divas to join the second season of Talentadong Pinoy, one of the most popular reality talent shows of its time. After posting consecutive wins, the group was named the 11th Hall of Famer. [13]

2012: ABS-CBN's The X Factor Philippines

After New Born Divas disbanded, she joined The X Factor Philippines season 1 as a solo act. She sang "Dangerously in Love" by Beyoncé and got four yeses from the judges. On her bootcamp performance, Velarde sang (You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman by Aretha Franklin. After that audition, the judges called the names of Velarde, Alyssa Quijano, Auriette Divina, Monique Lualhati, Jhelsea Flores and Ashley Campbell to inform them that they were chosen as the last act in groups category that made it to the Top 20 and it was mentored by Gary Valenciano. [14] At the judges' home visit, A.K.A. J.A.M. performed Seasons of Love by the cast of Rent the musical and made it to the top 12. On the first week of their live show, their group performed Got to Be Real by Cheryl Lynn. On the second week, they performed This Is My Life (La vita) by Shirley Bassey. On the third week of their live show performance, A.K.A. J.A.M. performed Survivor by Destiny's Child. Unfortunately, their group didn't make it to the next level after losing to Daddy's Home via text votes of 4.42% and 5.53%, respectively. [15]

2013: Suklay Diva

After she uploaded a video of herself singing Dangerously In Love 2 by Beyoncé while holding a plastic comb as her microphone, netizens started calling her Suklay Diva (Comb Diva). It went viral after catching the attention of the netizens and started to gain international fame through social media. [16] Her video went viral after Chris Brown and Beyoncé's guitarist Bibi McGill shared it on social media from worldstarhiphop.com and became a female talent of the week. [17] Because of her viral video. Velarde got an invitation to showcase her talent on The Ellen DeGeneres Show [18] a segment that open its door for Filipino singer and internet sensation like Charice Pempengco. But due to her Bell's palsy condition, Velarde turned down the offer.

2014-2019: TV5 career

Velarde became part of TV5's weekly drama series "Trenderas" with Isabella de Leon and Lara Maigue where she played the role of Diva Salambangon. Her natural wit and sense of humor brought her to nomination at the 2015 Golden Screen Awards as Outstanding Breakthrough Performance by an Actress. [19] In 2015, she also played a main role in TV5's Wattpad presents #Bitterella. [20] Velarde had a chance to showcase her talent on Wish 107.5 Bus YouTube channel singing her rendition of Go The Distance by Michael Bolton. [21] Because of her ability to imitate local and international singers, she started to upload a video of her song covers that became popular to some foreign reactors on YouTube. [22]

In October 2018, Velarde performed in the 2018 Philippine Popular Music Festival, an annual songwriting competition organized by the Philpop MusicFest Foundation. She interpreted "Tama Na", [23] an original song written by Michael Rodriguez & Jeanne Columbine Rodriguez which was chosen as one of the 10 finalists and nominated as Best Ballad Recording by the 32nd Awit Awards. [24] Velarde sang theme songs for VIVA films "Magkaibang Mundo", the Original Sound Track of the movie Just A Stranger starring Anne Curtis and Marco Gumabao. Followed by "Isang Himala" from the box office movie Miracle in Cell No. 7 (2019 Philippine film) written by Miguel Mendoza which also nominated as Movie Theme Song of the Year by the PMPC Star Awards for Movies. [25]

Velarde released her first album Sikat Ako. [26] The title of her album was based on her first solo major concert last February 2019 where Regine Velasquez surprised and joined her for a duet of "Araw Gabi". [27] Due to its success, it follows her 2nd major solo concert called "SiKat i2", [28] where she also have been nominated as Female Concert Performer of the Year. [29]

2020-present: Masked Singer Pilipinas and Expo City Dubai

She later joined Masked Singer Pilipinas 2020 as DIWATA where she became 1st runner up over Daryl Ong [30] and was chosen as a judge on a reality singing competition Born to Be a Star. [31]

Velarde has often been referred to as "The Vocal Supreme" [32] since her performance in Firdaus Holiday Experience at the Expo City Dubai with Firdaus Orchestra in December 2022, where she represented the Philippines. She performed her single "Isang Himala", the official soundtrack of the box office movie Miracle in Cell No. 7 (2019 Philippine film), "Hindi Tayo Pwede" from The Juans and "Pasko Na Sinta Ko" by Gary Valenciano. [33]

In February 2023, Velarde participated in Louie Ocampo’s 45th Anniversary Concert, Composer Ka Lang, where she performed the song "Anak". [34] Following the pandemic, Velarde released her first single, "Ako Ba O Siya?", an original composition by Vehnee Saturno. This song was also used as the theme for the Philippine television drama series, "Minsan pa Nating Hagkan ang Nakaraan", broadcast by TV5. [35]

In October 2023, Velarde performed in Pinoy Playlist Music Festival at the BGC Arts Center where she sang "Dadalhin" as a tribute song to the "Asia's Songbird" Regine Velasquez. [36] She also served as a judge for the segment "Stars of All Seasons" in the noontime show, It's Your Lucky Day . [37] Velarde regularly performed on the Kapamilya Channel's ASAP Natin 'To and was a part of the segment, "ASAP Champions". In December 2023, Velarde performed at The Grand Countdown to 2024 at the Marriott Grand Ballroom. [38]

In February 2024, Velarde released her new single under Viva Records "Ika'y Nag-iisa", a Carlo Espinosa-written ballad produced by the Awit Award winning producer Civ Fontanilla Carlo [39] and it's used as a theme song for TV5's drama series "Lumuhod Ka Sa Lupa". [40] Velarde undergone appendectomy last March 2024 then suddenly recovered. She also invited to compete at Britain's Got Talent but for some reasons, she declined the offer. [41]

In April 2024, Velarde staged herself to another concert called "Z Con: The Gen Z Icon Concert" at the Samsung Performing Arts Theater. [42] She also awarded as the "Female R&B Artist of the Year" of the 14th PMPC Star Awards for Music for her single "Sa Panaginip" under Viva Records. [43]

Discography

Studio Album

YearTitle
2019SiKat Ako
  • Released: January 11, 2019
  • Formats: CD, Digital download

Singles

TitleOriginal soundtrack ofAlbum
Isang Dakot Na Luha Isang Dakot Na Luha
Pananagutan Honesto
Lason Mong HalikWag Mong Agawin Ang Akin
Taksil
Leron Leron Sinta Awit At Laro
Tama Na SiKat Ako
Ikaw Pa Rin
Kung Naging Tayong Dalawa
Magkaibang Mundo Just A Stranger
Isang Himala Miracle in Cell No. 7 (2019 Philippine film)
Sunlight ft. Daryl Ong
Balang Araw (with BuDaKhel)
Love Me Now (ft. Daryl Ong)
Mahal Pa Kita
Sa Panaginip
Tililing Tililing
Di Na Nag-iisa Darna Official Soundtrack
Ako Ba O Siya? Minsan pa Nating Hagkan ang Nakaraan
Ika’y Nag-iisa Lumuhod Ka Sa Lupa

Concerts

Headlining

List of headlining concerts, with dates and venues.
TitleDateVenueCityRef(s)
SiKat AkoFebruary 1, 2019 New Frontier Theater Cubao, Quezon City [44]
SiKat Ako i2November 29, 2019 New Frontier Theater [45]
Katrina Velarde: Live In Doha, QatarJanuary 3, 2020 Al Arabi Sports Club Doha, Qatar [46]
Z Con: The Gen Z Icon ConcertApril 13, 2024Samsung Performing Arts Theater Circuit Makati [47]

Co-Headlining

List of co-headlining concerts, with co-headliners, dates, and venues.
TitleCo-headliner(s)DateVenueCityRef(s)
Gary V Presents Gary Valenciano
Mitoy Yonting
Janice Javier
Timmy Pavino
Jimmy Marquez
Rj Dela Fuente
Kiana Valenciano
Lara Maigue 		July 15 – 16, 2016 Kia Theatre Cubao, Quezon City [48]
ANNEKULIT: PROMISE, LAST NA ‘TO! in Winnipeg Anne Curtis
Billy Crawford
Chad Kinis
G-force 		March 17, 2019 Centennial Concert Hall Downtown Winnipeg [49]
Louie Ocampo 'Composer Ka Lang' The Valentine Concert Louie Ocampo
Martin Nievera
Pops Fernandez
Joey Albert
Marco Sison
Mark Bautista
Kuh Ledesma
Sam Concepcion
Lyca Gairanod
Janine Teñoso		February 4 – 5 and 15  – 16, 2023The Theatre at Solaire Aceana Avenue Entertainment City [50]
BuDaKhel Live in CebuBugoy Drilon
Daryl Ong
Michael Pangilinan
Lucas Garcia		September 23, 2023Mandaue City Sports and Cultural Complex Mandaue City [51]
The Music of Cecile Azarcon "A 45th Anniversary Concert Gary Valenciano
Ogie Alcasid
Martin Nievera
Iwi Laurel
Zsa Zsa Padilla
Regine Velasquez 		May 24 – 25, 2024The Theatre at Solaire Parañaque City [52]

Filmography

Television

YearTitleRoleNotesNetworkRef(s)
2014 Trenderas Diva SalambangonMain Cast TV5 [53]
2015Wattpad presents #BitterellaEllaMain Role

As a group

YearTitleNetworkCountryNotesRef(s)
2010 Eat Bulaga: Let’s Sing Eat! GMA 7 Philippines Contestant (New Born Divas)
2011 Talentadong Pinoy TV5 Contestant (New Born Divas)
2012 The X Factor Philippines ABS-CBN Contestant (AKA JAM) [54]
2013 It’s Showtime: Bida KapamilyaContestant (AKA JAM)

As herself

YearTitleNetworkCountryNotesRef(s)
2018 ASAP: ASAP Versus ABS-CBN Philippines Performer [55]
2019 GGV Performer [56]
2020 Masked Singer Pilipinas TV5 Contestant, runner up (DIWATA) [57]
2021 Born to Be a Star Judge [58]
2022 All-Out Sundays GMA 7 Performer [59]
Sing Galing TV5 Performer
2023–present ASAP Natin 'To Kapamilya Channel Performer
2023 Stars of All Seasons Judge
2024 Tawag ng Tanghalan Kids Judge [60]
I Can See Your Voice Guest Star [61]

Accolades

YearAward-giving Body/CriticsAward(s)/CategoryNominated WorkResultRef.
2015 Golden Screen TV Awards Breakthrough Performance by an Actress Trenderas Nominated
2018 Philippine Popular Music Festival Best Song"Tama Na"Top 10
2019 32nd Awit Awards Best Ballad Recording"Tama Na"Nominated
202033rd Awit AwardsBest Song Written for Movie/TV/ Stage"Magkaibang Mundo" (Just A Stranger)Nominated
2021 36th PMPC Star Awards for Movies Movie Theme Song of the Year"Isang Himala" (Miracle in Cell No. 7 (2019 Philippine film))Nominated
12th Star Awards for MusicFemale Concert Performer of the YearSiKat i2 (Concert)Nominated
202414th Star Awards for MusicFemale R&B Artist of the Year"Sa Panaginip"Won [62]

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