The Voice Teens, ABS-CBN, TV Philippines, Sharon Cuneta, Bamboo, Sarah Geronimo, Lea Salonga, July 23, live blog, semis
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On its May 6 episode, the Voice Teens coaches continue to fill up their teams with the best young artists. The blind auditions continue with four more aspiring teen singers set to impress the coaches.

As each of the coaches listen and look for the qualities of the next champion, we also wonder who will turn four chairs tonight.

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Toni Gonzaga introduces the first blind audition. Fatima Espiritu, 16, from Sta. Maria, Bulacan plays in a marching band. She receives news about joining the blind auditions from Toni herself. She comes on stage to sing My Heart Will Go On.

Two coaches turn for her towards the end of her performance: Sharon and Lea. Sharon says that there is “so much we can do with your voice.” Lea on the other hand sees potential in her voice. She eventually chooses to join FamiLea.

The second blind audition features the first twin audition this season. Hailing from Alaminos, Laguna are Kath and Arlene Badong, they come on stage to perform Ikaw Ay Ako together. Only one coach turns for them, Sharon, automatically making them part of the Team Sharon. She says that she is excited to work with them.

Olongapo’s bet in the competition is Jomar Pasaron. This 16-year-old tells his story about his family – his mom is a single parent raising four kids. With his challenging song choice, Rumor Has It, he gets an excited Lea to turn, and later on, Sharon. He eventually chooses his idol, Lea.

The fourth blind audition is by Juan Miguel “Miko” Ruiz from Pilar, Bataan. He admits he is naturally shy and even his mom was surprised to hear he wanted to join The Voice. He then performs his rendition of Pusong Ligaw, which makes coach Sharon turn. Miko then joins Team Sharon.

Tonight’s final audition features a teenager from Hong Kong, Gia Gonzales. She relates that she was born and raised in Hong Kong as both her parents migrated there. After her rendition of Roses, hers was the first four chair-turning performance this week. What follows is another round of the coaches trying to convince her to join her team. Gia eventually chooses to join Team Sarah.

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