Bamboo shares what is the fulfilling part for him as a The Voice coach
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Bamboo shares what is the fulfilling part for him as a The Voice coach
Filipino musician and singer-songwriter Bamboo Mañalac said that it felt good to return as one of the coaches for The Voice Teens.
Filipino musician and singer-songwriter Bamboo Mañalac said that it felt good to return as one of the coaches for The Voice Teens.
In an interview last Thursday, February 8, Bamboo shared that this year felt ‘easy like a breeze’ for him as he finally had the time to adjust from the long break following his stint as The Voice Kids coach last year.
In an interview last Thursday, February 8, Bamboo shared that this year felt ‘easy like a breeze’ for him as he finally had the time to adjust from the long break following his stint as The Voice Kids coach last year.
“It feels good. It’s another round of it. It’s a time to mentor and, I guess, to meet a new batch of new artists. It’s always fun. Better than the last season I felt,” he said.
“It feels good. It’s another round of it. It’s a time to mentor and, I guess, to meet a new batch of new artists. It’s always fun. Better than the last season I felt,” he said.
He added: “Kasi parang last season was more like getting back on it after such a long break and then there are new coaches. But now, it feels a little more comfortable.”
He added: “Kasi parang last season was more like getting back on it after such a long break and then there are new coaches. But now, it feels a little more comfortable.”
Gearing for his role as a coach for 11 seasons of the reality competition, Bamboo said he looks forward to mentoring aspiring teen artists who want to show their incredible talent and pursue their dreams.
Gearing for his role as a coach for 11 seasons of the reality competition, Bamboo said he looks forward to mentoring aspiring teen artists who want to show their incredible talent and pursue their dreams.
“I was very specific. I was looking specifically for parang from my best,” he said when asked what criteria he is looking for in an auditionee to be part of Kamp Kawayan.
“I was very specific. I was looking specifically for parang from my best,” he said when asked what criteria he is looking for in an auditionee to be part of Kamp Kawayan.
“I’m trying to get na parang pulse na, ‘Okay this could be an artist’. Parang ang vision ko is like kids just playing a piano during the battles, playing guitars, multi-instruments. I’m looking for that energy. That’s always been sort of what I’ve wanted for Kamp Kawayan,” he expressed.
“I’m trying to get na parang pulse na, ‘Okay this could be an artist’. Parang ang vision ko is like kids just playing a piano during the battles, playing guitars, multi-instruments. I’m looking for that energy. That’s always been sort of what I’ve wanted for Kamp Kawayan,” he expressed.
The veteran coach also shared the most fulfilling moment he had throughout his whole The Voice journey.
The veteran coach also shared the most fulfilling moment he had throughout his whole The Voice journey.
“It’s the kids. It’s sort of giving back,” he said.
“It’s the kids. It’s sort of giving back,” he said.
“I've been playing for a while here, I’ve been in the business for so long, so to be able to share and just a mentor and be a small part in these kids’ journey to who they become or the artist they become, that’s the best part," he added.
“I've been playing for a while here, I’ve been in the business for so long, so to be able to share and just a mentor and be a small part in these kids’ journey to who they become or the artist they become, that’s the best part," he added.
Bamboo also revealed his coaching style as a mentor and coach to every artist he met in the competition.
Bamboo also revealed his coaching style as a mentor and coach to every artist he met in the competition.
“I am always the same. My motto is always keeping it real, just be myself and just be honest and more of being reactive to the artists,” he remarked.
“I am always the same. My motto is always keeping it real, just be myself and just be honest and more of being reactive to the artists,” he remarked.
“I tried to put them out of the parang, the setting of the competition and I tried to make them live, eat, sleep, and think like an artist,” the former Rivermaya member said.
“I tried to put them out of the parang, the setting of the competition and I tried to make them live, eat, sleep, and think like an artist,” the former Rivermaya member said.
“As much as possible, we tried to build an experience for them that they feel as a team. I want them to remember that," he added.
“As much as possible, we tried to build an experience for them that they feel as a team. I want them to remember that," he added.
Having been the coach for the winning artist last season, the "Tatsulok" singer revealed that he never felt any pressure.
Having been the coach for the winning artist last season, the "Tatsulok" singer revealed that he never felt any pressure.
“I’ve never had pressure talaga. If I think about it, I've had disappointments, like parang, ’Oh, I hope the people saw this artist shine. They deserve to get the flowers. They deserve to win this’, parang ganoon. But I know that’s not in my control,” he stated.
“I’ve never had pressure talaga. If I think about it, I've had disappointments, like parang, ’Oh, I hope the people saw this artist shine. They deserve to get the flowers. They deserve to win this’, parang ganoon. But I know that’s not in my control,” he stated.
Bamboo then shared that what keeps him confident and proud regardless of the result is how he and his artists put their efforts into giving their best during the competition.
Bamboo then shared that what keeps him confident and proud regardless of the result is how he and his artists put their efforts into giving their best during the competition.
“As long as I put the work in, my artist puts the work in, and then we do our best on that given night, okay na ako. Even in our previous seasons, maski di nanalo yung artists ko, but I felt in my heart na parang they won this,” he said.
“As long as I put the work in, my artist puts the work in, and then we do our best on that given night, okay na ako. Even in our previous seasons, maski di nanalo yung artists ko, but I felt in my heart na parang they won this,” he said.
Together with Coach Bamboo, Martin Nievera and KZ Tandingan will also take another mentoring experience as The Voice Teens coaches for the third season.
Together with Coach Bamboo, Martin Nievera and KZ Tandingan will also take another mentoring experience as The Voice Teens coaches for the third season.
Meanwhile, The Voice Teens Season 3 will also mark Martin and KZ's first time in the teen edition of the show and their second time working with Bamboo for the franchise.
Meanwhile, The Voice Teens Season 3 will also mark Martin and KZ's first time in the teen edition of the show and their second time working with Bamboo for the franchise.
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