Manila, Philippines - Three talented Pinoys are now making rounds online as they wowed the judges and viewers of the hit Australian version of 'X Factor'.
The 14-year old Marlisa Punzalan impressed the judges and got standing ovation for her rendition of The Beatles classic "Yesterday."
"I've been lucky enough to be in this panel for five years now and I've seen some amazing talent," judge Ronan Keating said.
Other Filipinos who advanced to the competition are 15-year-old Justin Vasquez from Melbourne and Mary Ann Van Der Horst, a 28-year-old health care worker.
Vasquez also earned standing ovations from the four judges as he performed Maroon 5's "Sunday Morning."
Van der Horst ,currently living in Victoria, Australia amazed the judges with her rendition of 'Halo' by Beyonce.
"When you came out, I thought you weren't serious," said Keating, referring to how the Pinay introduced herself through several jokes and quips about her younger husband.
The 14-year old Marlisa Punzalan impressed the judges and got standing ovation for her rendition of The Beatles classic "Yesterday."
"I've been lucky enough to be in this panel for five years now and I've seen some amazing talent," judge Ronan Keating said.
Other Filipinos who advanced to the competition are 15-year-old Justin Vasquez from Melbourne and Mary Ann Van Der Horst, a 28-year-old health care worker.
Vasquez also earned standing ovations from the four judges as he performed Maroon 5's "Sunday Morning."
Van der Horst ,currently living in Victoria, Australia amazed the judges with her rendition of 'Halo' by Beyonce.
"When you came out, I thought you weren't serious," said Keating, referring to how the Pinay introduced herself through several jokes and quips about her younger husband.
