Filipino singer Sofronio Vasquez gets instant 4-chair turn in 'The Voice' USA
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We are proud of you, Sofronio Vasquez!
Filipino singer Sofronio Vasquez recently showed a mind-blowing performance during The Voice USA's Season 26 first blind audition.
Sofronio quickly made the four coaches turn their chairs when he sang Mary J. Blige's song "I'm Goin' Down."
In The Voice's video, which was uploaded on YouTube on September 21, it was shown that American rapper Snoop Dogg was the first one who hit his buzzer.
Following that, Snoop's fellow coaches Michael Bublé, Gwen Stefani, and Reba McEntire hit their buzzers too as they turned around for Sofronio.
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It seems that the singer got the full package during the audition.
Aside from getting an instant four-chair turn, he also got a standing ovation from the coaches.
After his successful performance, he introduced himself and proudly said that he is from the Philippines.
Video Courtesy: The Voice (YouTube)
Meanwhile, Sofronio first rose to fame as one of the contenders in It's Showtime segment 'Tawag Ng Tanghalan.'
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