Pilipinas Got Talent (season 4)

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Pilipinas Got Talent
Season 4
Hosted by Billy Crawford
Luis Manzano
Judges Kris Aquino
Ai-Ai delas Alas
Freddie Garcia
Vice Ganda (Guest judge) [1]
WinnerRoel Manlangit
Runner-upFrankendal Fabroa
Finals venue PAGCOR Grand Theater
Release
Original network ABS-CBN
Original releaseFebruary 16 (2013-02-16) –
June 8, 2013 (2013-06-08)
Season chronology
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The fourth season of Pilipinas Got Talent is a talent show on ABS-CBN. [2] The show premiered on February 16, 2013. Billy Crawford, and Luis Manzano reprised their hosting duties; while Kris Aquino, Ai-Ai delas Alas, and Freddie Garcia returned as judges of the show. [3] [4]

Contents

This season will mark the introduction of a semifinal round, where in 12 acts who won the quarterfinals will compete for the six slots in the grand finals. [5]

On June 2, 2013, Roel Manlangit, a 13-year-old singer from Valencia, Bukidnon, was hailed as the winner of the season. [6] [7]

A special episode, dubbed as You Got It! Kwento Natin 'To!, highlighting the past episodes of the season was aired on June 8, 2013.

Auditions

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Cities where the major auditions were held.

A teaser for the fourth season were aired after the results night of The X Factor Philippines on July 29, 2012. Calls for auditions were announced in early August 2012. Major auditions were held in key cities like Parañaque, Quezon City, Dagupan City, Bacolod, General Santos, Cebu and Davao City. Mini-auditions were also held in Manila, Marikina, Valenzuela City, Nueva Ecija, Olongapo, Taytay, Dasmariñas, Rosario, Santa Rosa City, San Pablo City, Batangas City, Lipa City, Lucena City, Gumaca, Calapan, Palawan, Iloilo, Consolacion, Dumaguete, Tacloban and Cagayan de Oro.

People were also able to audition online by uploading their audition videos to CgeTV, a user-generated video channel created by ABS-CBN Interactive. [8] [9] Online auditions ran from August 2012 until December 30, 2012. In addition, there are outdoor auditions for some acts in the show such as exhibitions, stunts and gymnastics that required materials like cars, motorcycles or swimming pool which held outside the venue.

Winners of TFCkat, an international competition made by The Filipino Channel which is held in Filipino key areas all over the world, were also given auditions slots. [5] [9] [10] [11]

Audition DateCityAudition Venue
August 19, 2012 Quezon City Trinity University of Asia
August 22 & 23, 2012 Bacolod Bacolod Pavilion Resort Hotel
August 28 & 29, 2012 General Santos City Holy Trinity College of General Santos City
September 17 & 18, 2012 Cebu City SM City Cebu
December 1 & 2, 2012 Cebu City Cebu Institute of Technology – University
December 3 & 4, 2012 Davao City Philippine Women's University – Davao
December 11 & 12, 2012 Naga, Camarines Sur Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges
December 15 & 16, 2012 Dagupan Lyceum Northwestern University
December 18 & 19, 2012 Quezon City ABS-CBN
January 16, 17 & 18, 2013 Parañaque PAGCOR Grand Theater

Successful auditionees

At the end of the auditions, all the artists who made it through the auditions will proceed to the "Judges Cull".

Judges Cull

After the auditions, 104 acts made it to the Judges Cull held at the ABS-CBN Broadcasting Center in Quezon City. In this round, the judges will make a review of their auditions in order to choose the top 36 acts to compete in the Live Quarterfinals. [12] The quarter finalists are composed of fourteen dance acts; seven singing acts; three musical acts; and twelve variety/novelty acts that include various stunts, outdoor acts, magic acts, acrobatics and gymnastics. [11]

Top 36 results summary

Color Key

Name of actAge(s)GenreActHometownQuarterfinal WeekSemifinal WeekResult
Roel Manlangit13SingingSinger Valencia City, Bukidnon 57Winner
Frankendal Fabroa29DancingCyr wheel dancer Tondo, Manila 58Runner-up
MP3 Band22 - 24MusicAcoustic musicians Davao City 37Third place
Zilent Overload12 - 20 Blacklight theaterBlacklight performers Pasig 27Fourth place
D' Intensity Breakers14 - 28DancingDance crew Lipa City 48Fifth place
Lateral Drift Productions22 - 36ExhibitionCar drifters Parañaque 68Sixth place
Bughaw Folkloric Dance Group16 - 36DancingCultural dance troupe Mendez, Cavite 68Eliminated
Eumee Lyn Capile23SingingSinger Valenzuela City 28Eliminated
The Miss Tres30 - 32SingingSinging trio Marilao, Bulacan 18Eliminated
Chaeremon Basa15VarietyFlair bartender Bacolod 17Eliminated
Symmetry15 - 23DancingTwin dancing Davao City 37Eliminated
Tito Cris Castro54MagicQuick change artist Sampaloc, Manila 47Eliminated
VMA Cultural Arts18 - 24DancingContemporary dance troupe Bacolod 6—Eliminated
Balungao Robotic Dancers12 - 17DancingDance crew Balungao, Pangasinan 6—Eliminated
GenSan Stunt Team24 & 36StuntsStunt motorcyclists General Santos City 6—Eliminated
Rosenrei Synchro Sirens11 - 22GymnasticsSynchronized swimmers Manila 6—Eliminated
Cris Bernardo28SingingSinger Dubai, United Arab Emirates 5—Eliminated
Crewckattz14 - 27DancingPuppet illusion dance crew Isabela 5—Eliminated
Philippine Gymnastics and Athletics AcademyVariousGymnasticsGymnastics group Muntinlupa 5—Eliminated
RMMC Dance + Site Project24 & 28DancingContemporary dance duo General Santos City 5—Eliminated
Russell Figueroa28SingingSinger Vancouver, Canada 4—Eliminated
Lumina15 - 20AcrobaticsAerial acrobatics trio San Carlos City, Negros Occidental 4—Eliminated
The Can Can Group of Regidor Elementary School6 - 20DancingCan-Can dance troupe Santa Cruz, Manila 4—Eliminated
The Fluma Viron of Cuerdas14 - 18MusicViolin ensemble Baliuag, Bulacan 4—Eliminated
Randy de Silva20SingingSinger Olongapo City 3—Eliminated
Florendo "Randy" Macalma Jr.63Animal tricksDog tricks act Quezon City 3—Eliminated
Michael "Mifer" Fernando34MagicMagician Las Piñas 3—Eliminated
Tahanang Walang Hagdan Wheelchair Dancesport and BMG Dancers18 - 36DancingWheelchair dancesport group Cainta, Rizal 3—Eliminated
John Neil Roa12SingingSinger Cebu City 2—Eliminated
EYX Point20 - 28AcrobaticsAcrobatics trio Caloocan 2—Eliminated
Sinag Color Guards (SI.CO.GU.)14 - 28VarietyFlag twirling group Pasig 2—Eliminated
Sundee Viñas28DancingSword balancer / Belly dancer Taal, Batangas 2—Eliminated
Security and Escort Battalion Combo Philippine Army24 - 38MusicMusical ensemble Taguig City 1—Eliminated
All In One Crew10 - 18DancingBlacklight dance crew General Trias 1—Eliminated
Marvin Arquero32MagicMagician Malolos, Bulacan 1—Eliminated
Segutier Triplets12Martial artsMartial arts trio Iloilo 1—Eliminated

Quarterfinals

The Quarterfinals began on April 6, 2013, in PAGCOR Grand Theater in Parañaque, Metro Manila. Each week, performances from six acts took place on Saturday nights, while the results are announced during Sunday nights of which two acts — one act chosen through public poll via SMS votes and one chosen by the judges — will proceed to the semifinals. [13] Oftentimes during results nights, guests are invited live to perform.

Quarterfinals summary

Color Key

Week 1 (April 6 & 7)

ContestantOrderActBuzzes and judges' votesPercentageResult
FMGKrisAi-ai
The Miss Tres1Singing trio Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg 15.88%Advanced
Chaeremon Basa2Flair bartender28.09%Advanced
All In One Crew3Blacklight dance crew10.88%Eliminated
Security and Escort Battalion Combo Philippine Army4Musical ensemble24.61%Eliminated
Segutier Triplets5Martial arts trio11.40%Eliminated
Marvin Arquero6Magician9.14%Eliminated

Week 2 (April 13 & 14)

ContestantOrderActBuzzes and judges' votesPercentageResult
FMGKrisAi-ai
SI.CO.GU.1Flag twirling group3.03%Eliminated
John Neil Roa2Singer22.45%Eliminated
Sundee Viñas3Sword balancer / Belly dancer10.32%Eliminated
EYX Point4Acrobatics trio7.06%Eliminated
Eumee Lyn Capile5Singer Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg 16.49%Advanced
Zilent Overload6Blacklight performers40.65%Advanced

Week 3 (April 20 & 21)

  • Guest performers: Iya Villania and Nikki Gil. Ryan Christian Recto made a special birthday tribute to his eldest brother, Luis Manzano, together with Villania and Gil along with Manzano's other non-celebrity friends, Dance Selection from season 2, and Wushu Discovery from season 3
ContestantOrderActBuzzes and judges' votesPercentageResult
FMGKrisAi-ai
Tahanang Walang Hagdan Wheelchair Dancesport and BMG Dancers1Wheelchair dancesport group12.28%Eliminated
Florendo "Randy" Macalma Jr.2Dog tricks act6.94%Eliminated
MP3 Band3Acoustic musicians43.65%Advanced
Symmetry4Dance crew Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg 15.71%Advanced
Randy de Silva5Singer16.97%Eliminated
Michael "Mifer" Fernando6Magician4.45%Eliminated

Week 4 (April 27 & 28)

ContestantOrderActBuzzes and judges' votesPercentageResult
FMGKrisAi-ai
The Can Can Group of Regidor Elementary School1Can-Can dance troupe12.19%Eliminated
Tito Cris Castro2Quick change artist Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg 24.62%Advanced
Russell Figueroa3Singer15.09%Eliminated
Lumina4Aerial acrobatics trio6.96%Eliminated
The Fluma Viron of Cuerdas5Violin ensemble4.41%Eliminated
D' Intensity Breakers6Dance crew36.72%Advanced

Week 5 (May 4 & 5)

Ai-Ai delas Alas was not able to attend the fifth week of quarterfinals due to illness. Due to this, Vice Ganda was asked to take her duties, but only as a replacement judge for the week.

ContestantOrderActBuzzes and judges' votesPercentageResult
FMGKrisVice
Cris Bernardo1Singer24.30%Eliminated
Crewckattz2Puppet illusionists / Dance crew5.54%Eliminated
Frankendal Fabroa3Cyr wheel dancer Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg 17.97%Advanced
Philippine Gymnastics and Athletics Academy4Gymnastics group5.78%Eliminated
Roel Manlangit5Singer37.53%Advanced
RMMC Dance + Site Project6Contemporary dance duo8.88%Eliminated

Week 6 (May 11 & 12)

ContestantOrderAct 1 Buzzes and judges' votesPercentageResult
FMGKrisAi-ai
Rosenrei Synchro Sirens1Synchronized swimmers12.19%Eliminated
VMA Cultural Arts2Contemporary dance troupe15.09%Eliminated
Balungao Robotic Dancers3Dance crew6.96%Eliminated
Bughaw Folkloric Dance Group4Cultural dance troupe36.72%Advanced
GenSan Stunt Team5Stunt motorcyclists4.41%Eliminated
Lateral Drift Productions6Car drifters Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg 24.62%Advanced
  1. ^ The performances of the six remaining acts were held outside of PAGCOR Theater as a bigger space was needed for them to perform.

Semifinals

The Semifinals began on May 18, 2013, in PAGCOR Grand Theater in Parañaque, Metro Manila. For two weeks, six quarterfinalist winners per week will perform for a special spot in the six slots for the finals. The mechanics for the semifinals will be the same from the quarterfinals. However, three acts will be chosen per week, instead of the usual two — one act coming from the public's vote, and two from the judges' votes.

Also just like the quarterfinals, guests will be invited to perform in the show.

Semifinals summary

Color key

Week 7 (May 18 & 19)

ContestantOrderActBuzzes and judges' votesPercentageResult
FMGKrisAi-ai
Chaeremon Basa1Flair bartender Crystal Clear app clean.svg 19.50%Eliminated
Tito Cris Castro2Quick change artist12.33%Eliminated
MP3 Band3Acoustic musicians25.69%Advanced
Symmetry4Dance crew4.66%Eliminated
Roel Manlangit5Singer Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg 20.28%Advanced
Zilent Overload6Blacklight performers Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg 17.05%Advanced

Week 8 (May 25 & 26)

ContestantOrderActBuzzes and judges' votesPercentageResult
FMGKrisAi-ai
The Miss Tres1Singing trio7.94%Eliminated
Bughaw Folkloric Dance Group2Cultural dance troupe Crystal Clear app clean.svg 23.29%Eliminated
Eumee Lyn Capile3Singer9.36%Eliminated
Frankendal Fabroa4Cyr wheel dancer Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg 20.15%Advanced
Lateral Drift Productions 1 5Car drifters Crystal Clear app clean.svg Crystal Clear app clean.svg 9.63%Advanced
D' Intensity Breakers6Dance crew29.63%Advanced
  1. ^ The performance of Lateral Drift Productions was held outside of PAGCOR Theater as a bigger space was needed for them to perform.

Grand Finals

The Grand Finals was held on June 1–2, 2013 in PAGCOR Grand Theater in Parañaque, Metro Manila. [14] [15]

The performance of Lateral Drift Productions was held outside of PAGCOR Theater as a bigger space was needed for them to perform.

June 1, 2013
June 2, 2013
Color key
ContestantOrderActBuzzesPercentageResult
FMGKrisAi-ai
Roel Manlangit1Singer30.22%1st
D' Intensity Breakers2Dance crew11.87%5th
Frankendal Fabroa3Cyr wheel dancer28.07%2nd
Lateral Drift Productions4Car drifters2.44%6th
MP3 Band5Acoustic band17.48%3rd
Zilent Overload6Black light performers11.91%4th

Criticism

With Manlangit declared as the winner of the fourth season, many Filipino netizens were disappointed with the show for its preference with singers. The show had produced four singers for four straight seasons, all of whom were males. Many had vented their disappointments on Twitter. One shared that in order to win the show, one must be a male singer with a very sad and tragic background story. Some netizens also recommended to change the title of the show to "Pilipinas Got Singers," pertaining much to the winning streak of singers in the show. [20] [21]

Television ratings

Television ratings for the fourth season of Pilipinas Got Talent on ABS-CBN are gathered from two major sources, namely from AGB Nielsen and Kantar Media. AGB Nielsen's survey ratings are gathered from Mega Manila households, while Kantar Media's survey ratings are gathered from all over the Philippines' urban and rural households.

StageWeekAir DateTelevision ratings from AGB NielsenTelevision ratings from Kantar MediaSource
RatingRankingRatingRanking
TimeslotPrimetimeTimeslotPrimetime
Auditions1February 1623.0%#1#229.6%#1#3 [22] [23]
February 1718.4%#2#425.8%#1#1 [22] [23]
2February 2322.5%#2#330.1%#1#3 [24] [25]
February 2418.6%#2#528.0%#1#1 [24] [25]
3March 222.6%#2#327.5%#1#3 [26] [27]
March 320.2%#1#325.4%#1#1 [26] [27]
4March 922.9%#1#329.5%#1#2 [28] [29]
March 1022.7%#1#329.4%#1#1 [28] [29]
5March 1623.7%#1#228.4%#1#2 [30] [31]
March 1722.6%#1#222.7%#1#2 [30] [31]
6March 2320.4%#1#327.4%#1#3 [32] [33]
Judges' CullMarch 2420.5%#1#427.7%#1#1 [32] [33]
7March 3116.4%#2#520.1%#1#2 [34] [35]
Quarterfinals8April 619.3%#2#326.3%#1#3 [36] [37]
April 713.7%#2#523.7%#1#1 [36] [37]
9April 1318.6%#2#424.4%#1#3 [38] [39]
April 1413.6%#2#722.2%#1#1 [38] [39]
10April 2018.3%#2#324.0%#1#3 [40] [41]
April 2115.2%#1#523.0%#1#1 [40] [41]
11April 2719.1%#1#422.3%#1#4 [42] [43]
April 2814.2%#2#523.2%#1#1 [42] [43]
12May 419.2%#2#523.7%#1#3 [44] [45]
May 518.7%#2#324.5%#1#1 [44] [45]
13May 1119.1%#2#521.9%#1#4 [46] [47]
May 1215.0%#3#421.2%#1#1 [46] [47]
Semifinals14May 1818.4%#2#521.7%#1#3 [48] [49]
May 1915.2%#3#724.1%#1#1 [48] [49]
15May 2519.8%#2#523.9%#1#3 [50] [51]
May 2618.9%#2#424.9%#2#2 [50] [51]
Finals16June 124.5%#1#130.6%#1#2 [52] [53]
June 224.5%#1#130.2%#1#1 [52] [53]
You Got It! Kwento Natin 'To!—June 819.0%#2#521.3%#1#3 [54] [55]
Season Average19.34%#2#425.27%#1#2
Color keys
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