Michael "Mitoy" Yonting is a Filipino band singer from Pangasinan / Sampaloc, Manila who won the first season of The Voice of the Philippines.
Biography[]
Source: http://thevoice.abs-cbn.com/artists/profile/182be0c5cdcd5072bb1864cdee4d3d6e.html
Mitoy discovered his passion for music at a young age. Like most artists, he actively pursued a career in the music industry but luck gave him half-a-wish. The young Mitoy back then had joined various televised talent competition shows that lead to various television appearances. He even earned a slot at a noontime show as a comedian-singer, but sadly, his career did not reach a full steam.
To raise a family, Mitoy went to Japan and other countries to work as a band singer. Later on, he came home and went to play his for his fellow countrymen. Today, Mitoy is with the band The Draybers where he plays regularly at Resorts World Manila. Because of his exposure to different and various races, Mitoy and his band learned to speak little and sing foreign songs/languages, including Japanese.
Mitoy joined the competition to mollify youthful dreams, make a career, and maybe win an awesome trophy.
Other Songs[]
Here are the other songs Mitoy performed on his entire The Voice of the Philippines journey.
| Live Shows | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Round | Song | Order | Result |
| Weeks 1 & 2 | "Don't Stop Me Now" | 12 | Public's choice |
| Weeks 3 & 4 | "Paano" | 4 | Safe |
| Week 5 (Semifinals) | |||
| Round | Song | Order | Result |
| à la Battles song | "Against All Odds" (with Radha Tinsay) | 3 | Safe |
| Solo song | "The Power of Love" | 1 | |
| Week 6 (Finals) | |||
| Round | Song | Order | Result |
| Solo Song | "Anak" | 2 | Winner (57.65%) |
| Original Song | "Bulag" | 3 | |
| Performance with Coach and Guest | "Total Eclipse of the Heart" (with Lea Salonga & Vice Ganda) | 4 | |
| Final showdown song | "Help!" | 1 | |
Gallery[]
Here is a gallery of Mitoy during his entire The Voice of the Philippines journey.
Trivia[]
- He is the first male artist to win The Voice of the Philippines, the second being Jason Dy.
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