The Philippine Idol Style

Thousands of applicants from all over the island of Luzon trooped to the Capital City of Manila. They lined up as early as dawn on audition day to get their chance at idol stardom. Some came in street clothes while others were dressed to kill. Some were alone while others came with the support of practically a whole barangay. But everyone of the aspiring contestants came with the hope that their talent, real or imagined, would be recognized by judges maestro Ryan Cayabyab, Pilita Corrales and Francis M.

The judges themselves were put to the test not only because they had to hear hundreds of people singing in a day but because so many of them just couldn’t say no for an answer. In the end, the judges were as exhausted as the contestants waiting for their turn outside the halls of the PICC.



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