Filipino Teen Choir Wins Big in Spain: A Story of Talent, Discipline, and Cultural Pride

The Woodrose Chorale's Triumphant Performance in Spain: A Testament to Youth and Filipino Talent The Woodrose Chorale, a group of young women from Paref Woodrose School in the Philippines, recently captured the hearts of audiences with their captivating performance of the Bontok chant, 'Olonno,' on the popular morning show, Gud Morning Kapatid. Their appearance was not just a performance; it was a demonstration of dedication, discipline, and the vibrancy of Filipino culture. The video showcases the choir's precise movements and powerful vocals. Their performance was a seamless blend of musical talent and cultural pride. The choir's conductor, Myrene "Boots" Bagayaua-Carballo, expressed her pride in the girls' accomplishment. "They are disciplined, and their ability to handle themselves during the competition, along with our preparation, is our edge." The youngest member of the choir is just 13 years old, making their success even more remarkable. Their recent international success highlights their commitment. In April, the Woodrose Chorale competed in Spain, winning first and second prizes in two different categories. This win marks a significant achievement for the choir and for Filipino talent on the global stage. Their dedication to their craft and their representation of Filipino culture make their story an inspiring one.