Showcasing, celebrating, and raising the Filipino flag high through music, "ASAP in Vancouver" continued to honor world-class Pinoy talent with a collaboration that united singing-contest champions turned OPM icons and Filipino performers from Canada who have also carried Pinoy pride onto the global stage.
Together with the Himig ng Kabataan Cultural Society, the segment opened with “Star Power” grand champion Angeline Quinto, who sang her winning piece “Sa Isang Pangarap.” She then introduced “Pinoy Dream Academy” Grand Star Dreamer Yeng Constantino, who performed her iconic “Salamat,” joined by Teresa Puri, 2025 “Karaoke World Championship Canada” winner.
The parade of musical excellence went on as “The Voice USA” champion Sofronio Vasquez took the spotlight with his winning song “A Million Dreams,” joined by Raymond Salgado, a 2025 “Canada’s Got Talent” contestant.
We also got to relive Jona’s winning moment as she belted out “Close to Where You Are,” the very song that marked her big moment as the "Pinoy Pop Superstar" grand champion in 2005. This time, she shared the stage with Beverly Saraza, a 2025 "Canada’s Got Talent" contestant and multi-gold medalist from WCOPA.
Representing "Star in a Million" was grand champion Erik Santos, who gave a powerful performance of “Pagbigyang Muli,” one of the tracks from his debut album “This Is the Moment.” He was joined by Argel MDR, a multi-medalist from WCOPA.
“Your Face Sounds Familiar” Season 3 grand winner Klarisse De Guzman joined the lineup, performing a soulful rendition of “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” alongside Edel Quibol, a “Tawag ng Tanghalan” alum whose vocals perfectly complemented Klarisse’s powerhouse tone.
Soon after, all the artists gathered, leading to one of the night’s most special introductions. Angeline welcomed back on stage their inspiration, the one and only Regine Velasquez-Alcasid, calling her "nagsimula ng lahat, ang nagbukas ng pinto sa napakaraming singers" and "the champion of all champions." The Asia’s Songbird delivered a breathtaking rendition of “In Your Eyes."
There’s more music, more kilig, and more Kapamilya fun waiting next week, so make sure to catch the next part of "ASAP in Vancouver" in next Sunday’s episode.
Don’t miss this milestone celebration of 30 years of Filipino pride and music in “ASAP in Vancouver,” on local TV via Kapamilya Channel, Kapamilya Online Live (KOL), TV5, A2Z, iWant, and TFC worldwide.