MANILA, Philippines - ABS-CBN’s world-class talent search “Pilipinas Got Talent” (PGT) opened the love month with overflowing love from viewers as it hit a new all-time high national TV rating of 43.3% on Sunday, February 4, compared to the 15.3% of its rival show on GMA Network, according to Kantar Media.
In this episode of the weekend top-rater that showcases the best Filipino talents from different parts of the country, another deserving group got the coveted Golden Buzzer, which brings a contestant straight to the semifinals.
This lucky group is the Nocturnal Dance Company from Quezon City, whose modern and tribal Filipino dance fusion blew the judges away especially judge Robin Padilla, who used his Golden Buzzer on them.
“I have seen many dance performances and I admit I get bored watching them because its too familiar and they are doing the same things. You, however, gave a new flavor into it and thank you because introduced and showcased the Filipino culture to our younger audiences,” Angel commented.
“It’s appealing to the eyes. Your moves were synchronized. The performance proves that you don’t need to do death-defying stunts to entertain us,” Vice voiced.
Robin, on the other hand, thought that the act was an answered prayer for him.
“This is the first time I saw Filipinos love and embrace their own culture. And with that…” Robin said before pressing the buzzer.
There are two more Golden Buzzers left this season— one from Vice and one from hosts Billy Crawford and Toni Gonzaga.
Which act will advance to the semi-finals next?
— The Summit Express
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| Judge Robin Padilla pressed the Golden Buzzer for Nocturnal Dance Company | Photo Courtesy: ABS-CBN |
In this episode of the weekend top-rater that showcases the best Filipino talents from different parts of the country, another deserving group got the coveted Golden Buzzer, which brings a contestant straight to the semifinals.
This lucky group is the Nocturnal Dance Company from Quezon City, whose modern and tribal Filipino dance fusion blew the judges away especially judge Robin Padilla, who used his Golden Buzzer on them.
“I have seen many dance performances and I admit I get bored watching them because its too familiar and they are doing the same things. You, however, gave a new flavor into it and thank you because introduced and showcased the Filipino culture to our younger audiences,” Angel commented.
“It’s appealing to the eyes. Your moves were synchronized. The performance proves that you don’t need to do death-defying stunts to entertain us,” Vice voiced.
Robin, on the other hand, thought that the act was an answered prayer for him.
“This is the first time I saw Filipinos love and embrace their own culture. And with that…” Robin said before pressing the buzzer.
There are two more Golden Buzzers left this season— one from Vice and one from hosts Billy Crawford and Toni Gonzaga.
Which act will advance to the semi-finals next?
— The Summit Express
