The second season of Tawag ng Tanghalan was an amateur singing competition currently aired as a segment of the noontime show It's Showtime from June 12, 2017 to June 2, 2018. Gary Valenciano was added as a new judge for the second season.
After 301 days of competition, 16-year-old Janine Berdin from Cebu emerged as the Grand Champion,[1][2] followed by Ato Arman as the second placer and Steven Paysu as the third placer.
The winner as the second Grand Champion of Tawag ng Tanghalan will receive ultimate vacation package from 2GO Travel, music gadgets package from JB Music, negosyo package from Siomai House, premium television sets from HKTV, talent management contract, a brand new house and lot from Camella, and a trophy, plus a tax-free cash of ₱2,000,000 from Nescafé Creamy White. The 2nd placer will receive a tax-free cash of ₱500,000 from Nescafé Creamy White, while the 3rd placer and tax-free cash of ₱250,000 from Nescafé Creamy White. Those who are able to advance to the Top 6 but were not able to advance to the Top 3 were given a consolation prize of ₱100,000 cash.
At the end of each quarter, there will be a week-long semifinal, consisting of six rounds of varying themes. The two contenders from each quarter who receives the highest average score from the public vote and judges' score advances to the Grand Finals and receives an additional ₱150,000 while the contenders who failed to reach the top 2 receives an additional ₱25,000. All prizes are tax-free.
Summary of Semifinalists
Contender's Information
Contender from Metro Manila
Contender from Luzon
Contender from Visayas
Contender from Mindanao
Contender from other countries
Results Details
Semifinalist advanced to the Grand Finals
Semifinalist advanced to the next round
Semifinalist lost but advanced to the Ultimate Resbak
Anton Antenorcruz (Metro Manila) and Remy Luntayao (Visayas) were announced as the 3rd and 4th grand finalists.[12][13]
Quarter III Semifinal
The third quarter of the contest covered the months from October 2017 to January 2018. The week-long showdown took place on January 29 – February 3, 2018.[14]
Quarter III Semifinal Details
Day
Semifinalist
Order
Song
Cumulative Average Score (Public Vote & Judges' Score)
Janine Berdin and Reggie Tortugo (Visayas) were announced as the 9th and 10th grand finalists.[23][24]Janine Berdin and Reggie Tortugo (Visayas) were announced as the 9th and 10th grand finalists.[25][26]
Global Tawag ng Tanghalan
The Global Tawag ng Tanghalan are consisted of Filipino contenders from all over the world selected during audition on their respective region.
Color Key:
Contender advanced to the Global Semifinals
Contender advanced to the Grand Finals
Contender advanced to the next round
Contender advanced to the Regional Finals but failed to advace to the Global Semifinals
Contender lost but advanced to the Ultimate Resbak
Contender eliminated
Contender was 'gonged' and eliminated
Contender withdrew from the competition
Contender did not participate in that round
† - Voted through the regional finals as a wildcard
All Semi-finalists who lost were now Ultimate Resbakers.[44] They competed again and had another chance to qualify for the Grand Finals. The week-long showdown took place on May 19–26, 2018. John Mark Saga of Quarter 1 and Charles Kevin Tan of Quarter 3 chose not to compete for the wildcard due to prior commitments.
Summary of Ultimate Resbakers
Contender's Information:
Contender from Metro Manila
Contender from Luzon
Contender from Visayas
Contender from Mindanao
Contender from other countries
Results Details
Ultimate Resbaker advanced to the Grand Finals
Ultimate Resbaker performs and advances to the next round
Ultimate Resbaker is seated and immune from elimination
Before the live episodes (this round aired exclusively online in livestream through Facebook, YouTube, and the network's other social media channels),[45] the semifinalists were pitted against each other to claim one of the two Seat of Powers, dubbed as the Ultimate Resbak Showdown. The Seat of Powers serves as immunity against the other contenders and gives them opportunity to select two contenders to pit against each other. The contender garnering the highest score from the judges and another contender from the public vote will claim the Seat of Power. All songs are reprise of their previous performances, either during the daily rounds or the semifinals.
JM Bales and Mark Douglas Dagal received the highest public vote and judges' score respectively. They are seated first in the seats of power.[46]
Daily Rounds
In the daily episodes, the two semifinalists who are in the Seat of Power picks one semifinalist each. The picked semifinalists will be pitted against each other for a chance to dethrone the semifinalists in the Seat of Powers. The winner of the first round is selected by the majority of the judges. The winner will now challenge one of the semifinalists in the Seat of Powers to go in a sing-off. The winner is based on 50% public vote and 50% judges' score. If the challenger wins, he/she dethrones the seated semifinalist. If the seated semifinalist wins, she/he remains in the Seat of Power. The remaining contenders in the Seat of Power will move forward to the week long Grand-Finals dubbed as "Ang Huling Tapatan" while the other contenders are eliminated.
Arabelle Dela Cruz (Luzon) and Ato Arman (Mindanao) were announced as the 11th and 12th grand finalists.[55][56]
Non-competition Performances
Episode
Performers
Song
May 19, 2018
All Ultimate Resbakers (Aila Santos, Mark Michael Garcia, John Raymundo, Rico Garcia, Penny Salcedo, Jing Wenghofer, Ato Arman, Boyet Onte, Lalainne Clarisse Araña, Adelene Rabulan, Aljun Alborme, Arabelle Dela Cruz, Arbie Baula, Christian Neil Bahaya, Mark Douglas Dagal, JM Bales)[57]
Roger Luntayao appeared on first season of Pilipinas Got Talent with his family (named Luntayao Family), along with his sister Remy (a semifinalist, see below). They placed tenth in the competition.
Rea Gen Villareal competed in later seasons and eventually won in Year 7.
Chaddy Ruaza competed in Year 4, reaching the quarterfinals and saved and mentored by Mitoy Yonting for the Resbakbakan round.
Emily Fernandez, Adorea Sargento, Christine Intoy, Yvonna Ang, Ralf Tacogue, and Aldrich Ang later appeared in the Duets edition.
Chrisel Dela Cruz, Pamela Quidol, Alvie Chatto, Lloyd Sarausos, and Aimee Buzeta later appeared on the second season of The Clash but was eliminated on the first round.
Arabelle Dela Cruz later appeared on the fifth season of The Clash and eventually placing runner-up to Rex Baculfo, who was also a contender but in Year 5.
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References
Notes
1 2 3 4 5 Scoring formula: Public votes of each contender is based on the contender with the most public votes. The contender with the most votes automatically gets 100% for the public vote. Each scoring component is presented in its half-value (e.g. 100% is shown only half which is 50%). After that, the two scoring components is added. Rounding errors may appear, with either voting component may lack at least 0.01%. The Ultimate Resbak Showdown is exempted from the half-value rule, where each individual component determines a different outcome.
1 2 Lalainne Clarisse Araña entered the semifinals twice. Her first attempt took place during the first quarter. However, during the fourth round of the quarter's semifinals, she was gonged. She joined again on the third quarter as a resbaker and entered again the semifinals.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Judges' name in boldface indicates that that judge or hurado is the head judge or punong hurado
Scores
1 2 3 4 5 6 For the live finale, the top 3 got 98.39%, 83.34% and 69.15% based on their top 6 performances. However, which grand finalist got what percentage was never revealed.[59][60]
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