TiktoClock: Sundalo, nakipagbakbakan sa ‘Tanghalan ng Kampeon!’

Aired (September 3, 2024): From kampo to kampeonato na nga ba sa tanghalan? Alamin ang kuwento ni River Rivera sa pag-uumpisa niyang umawit.

Transcript

00:00There are parts that you need to practice, especially in the chorus.

00:09Stage presence, confidence is what I see as lacking.

00:15Because you seem to be nervous that you need to hit this,

00:22my song needs to be right here.

00:25Enjoy the singing.

00:28You're not always nervous if you'll hit it or not.

00:34Usually, you'll hit it as long as you feel that the song is right.

00:39That's it.

00:41Thank you very much for the warm comments of our judges.

00:46Let's see if their score is also warm.

00:49Jackie, these are my stars for you.

00:58Three stars for Darryl.

01:01Jackie, these are my stars for you.

01:10Three stars for Hannah.

01:12Let's see what score Renz will get.

01:16Next up, River Rivera.

01:20When did you discover that you're a good singer?

01:23When I was 7 years old.

01:25She heard that I have a tone.

01:29So she told my parents to send me singers,

01:33the amateurs, the barangay singers.

01:36That's where I started.

01:37As a military, of course, when you're resting,

01:40for example, when you're about to sleep, you're the one who sings so they can sleep.

01:43Our seniors, especially us,

01:47when they tell us to sing,

01:49as a soldier,

01:51you can't help but follow them.

01:53You have to sing so they can sleep.

01:56What is your message to those who always support you and trust you,

02:00to your family?

02:01Okay, first of all, to my parents,

02:04thank you very much.

02:05To my brother, thank you very much for your unwavering support.

02:09I'm still here, until now,

02:11still fighting for music,

02:14not for fighting.

02:16Good luck to you.

02:17Thank you, sir.

02:18And I hope you win.