Episode 48 was a special episode. The last one before the quarter finals start. As the show started, there was a stand right in the middle of the stage on that big white star. On that stand there were four envelopes. Muzna & Tipu come up on to the stage and behind them it’s ‘Nomi King’. ‘Nomi King’ performs for the audience for a while and then Tipu & Muzna explain the purpose behind that stand on the stage. The four envelopes on that stand were given to the judges to select those four lucky students who’d move on to the quarter final stage from group four to go and join the other eight lucky ones and complete the line up for quarter finals. There was trepidation in the air as everyone wanted to find out what happens in this last episode before the quarter finals.
Round 1
It started with M Ahad singing ‘Mere Sayyan To Hain Perdes’. Taken from the film ‘Bandit Queen’ it was a difficult choice for Ahad right from the off set. Sung by the Ustaad himself ‘Ustaad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan’, Ahad must’ve known even before he started singing it, what task he’s trying to accomplish. Ahad fairs well though. The judges: “A decent effort!”
Tayyaba is up next. ‘Mera Babu Chhel Chhabeela’ is the track she decides to have a go at. The cover she sang was only a remixed version of the original song though. She manages to get the crowd up on their feet right from the beginning. By the time she gets half way through she’s more stabilized and seen concentrating more on the technical ups & downs of the song. The judges when delivering the verdict mentioned the fact about her being a bit rocky at the start.
Next up is Arsalan. Arsalan casually walks up to the star, holds the microphone in both hands, and as everybody gets settled down for the music to start and Arsalan to start singing, he starts uttering words instead. He dedicates the song to the entire cast and the crew of LG ABS. The track is Faakhir’s “Kash Hum Juda Na Hote”. A sentimental beat. As Arsalan delves deeper into the track, the lyrics of the song, his perfectly suited voice to the track and the nostalgic theme takes precedence over the environment in the auditorium. And as the song progresses, you could see quite a few wet eyebrows in the hall including that of Muzna – The Co Hostess. By the time the song ended, Muzna had gone in full nostalgic mode, and as she comes back on to the star to say bye to Arsalan she struggles to hold her tears back and says her lines in a shaky voice. Judges appreciated Arsalan’s effort, especially Hadiqa who said that Arsalan really did justice to the tone the track required.
Round 2
M. Ahad gets ready to stand on that big white star yet again. This time round he chooses ‘The Maestro’ A R Rahman’s song ‘Satrangi Re’ from the film ‘Dil Se’. His left hand pointed towards the sky, clenching the microphone tightly in his fist, leaning his body on his right, staring down on to the floor, his vocal veins visibly stretched; with all force and might Ahad puts the song in first gear. With audiences appreciating his effort time after time during the song, by the time he finished it, there was an ovation for him by the crowd. The judges felt the force wrapped around Ahad’s performance and they also encouraged it. An accomplishment for Ahad!
‘Chhaliya Chhaliya’ is the choice of Tayyaba for her second performance of the evening. Again a track well tuned in with moving arrangement of music to blend with it. Tayyaba gets in the groove and manages to indulge her audiences into it too. All seemed to be going well for Tayyaba for her performance until it came down to the judges to deliver the verdict. They again stressed on the fact that much more substance is needed both in her performance and especially in her voice.
It’s Arsalan again. And this time round he chooses ‘Aye Dil Ruba’ by Sonu Nigam. A softish track with an Arabesque touch to its central beat. A hip hopping foot tapping song as Muzna would’ve put it. Arsalan with his already soft voice blends right into the track. Trying to keep up with Sonu Nigam’s mastery, Arsalan manages to muster an average performance for the judges.
It’s decision time!
That stand which was placed right into the centre of the stage at the beginning of the show has been brought back. Only this time round the envelopes it’s carrying are sealed with the names of the next four quarter finalists from group 4.
The stage is filled up with all the participants from group 4, the hosts, the judges and the rest of the quarter finalists from the previous groups. The first envelope is opened…. It’s Hamza! From BVS Parsi High School. The second one is… Ahad! From NED University. The third one to proceed to the quarter finals from group 4 is…. Aima! The Islamia University of Bahawalpur. And the last but not the least, it’s…. Zain! from Pakistan International Education System College Islamabad.
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Monday, June 7, 2010
LG ABS EPISODE 47
It was appropriate to start the 47th installment of LG Awaaz Banaey Star with ‘Ahir Bhairav’. Ahir Bhairav is a Sub Continental classical raga. It is a mixture of Bhairav and the ancient but now rare raga Ahiri or Abhiri. It’s an early morning Raga and characterized by the use of Komol Re and Komol Ni, the lyrics of the songs are often written with morning sequences in mind. The guy who took on this daunting task was none other than ‘Hamza’ himself.
One of the greatest hits of Manna Dey set in Raga Ahir Bhairav – “Puchho na Kaise Maine Rain Bitai” from the blockbuster Bollywood film “Meri Surat Teri Aankhen” in 1963. S.D Barman another legend from Bengal set the tune of the song for Manna Dey.
Round 1
Hamza starts the song off in Taal ‘Kaherava’. The judges will judge him harshly if he mixes it up with any other ‘Raga’. Hamza manages to lift it up elegantly and you could see Nizar Lalani with his eyes closed completely immersing himself into the experience he was going through. Not just your average singing competition, the ‘Taals’ ‘n ‘Raags’ are put to the test and the true fortitude of music justified!
The milieu in the auditorium is still drenched in raags as Hamza leaves the Star. Next up is Sara. The music starts playing. Sara raises her hand in her signature move as she starts the lyrics. She stretches her right hand and clips her index finger with the other like she’s pinching the air. It’s ‘Tujh Se Naraz Nahi’ the song that recently got reborn in the subcontinent by an unlikely candidate. The judges disapprove of it letting Sara know she needs more improvement.
‘Tu Miley Dil Khile’ is what Raza yearned of when he took the stage next. An off track approach in the beginning till he got to the next stanza. He gathered himself back on to the track as he picks up the shredded pieces of the first notes. He manages to finish it off on a rather decent note. Judges picked on exactly what the audiences must’ve felt. Shaky in the beginning, stability towards the end.
Round 2
It’s Hamza’s turn again and this time round he’s proclaiming ‘Desi girl’ is his kind of stuff. Right from the start as the music prelude began the crowd knew what track it was. The hands were raised, the pulses took flight and the atmosphere was fabricated. A full throttle foot tapping got into swing. A real crowd pleaser right the way through. The judges though, as expected, hammered the idea through that it’s a singing competition not a crowd pleasing extravaganza.
It’s Sara again and she’s announcing ‘Sajna Ji Wari Wari’, a fast paced track that needs a flexible voice with an upbeat factor. Sara unfortunately lacked not only the voice factor in it but also the whole persona that would’ve rightly suited the soul of this song. The judges ruthlessly butchered the approach though they all emphasized how pleasing a personality Sara owned.
It’s Raza and the track is Junoon’s ‘Yar Bina’. OK.... There’s a problem here…. Raza had a whole lot of his friends scattered amongst the crowd and he gets visibly carried away as soon as the music hits the amps. In doing so he forgot he was actually singing for a prize rather he acted he was merely there to win accolades from his friends and it cost him dear. He lost the track early on and never recovered. The judges’ response: ‘It was shouting not singing!’
One of the greatest hits of Manna Dey set in Raga Ahir Bhairav – “Puchho na Kaise Maine Rain Bitai” from the blockbuster Bollywood film “Meri Surat Teri Aankhen” in 1963. S.D Barman another legend from Bengal set the tune of the song for Manna Dey.
Round 1
Hamza starts the song off in Taal ‘Kaherava’. The judges will judge him harshly if he mixes it up with any other ‘Raga’. Hamza manages to lift it up elegantly and you could see Nizar Lalani with his eyes closed completely immersing himself into the experience he was going through. Not just your average singing competition, the ‘Taals’ ‘n ‘Raags’ are put to the test and the true fortitude of music justified!
The milieu in the auditorium is still drenched in raags as Hamza leaves the Star. Next up is Sara. The music starts playing. Sara raises her hand in her signature move as she starts the lyrics. She stretches her right hand and clips her index finger with the other like she’s pinching the air. It’s ‘Tujh Se Naraz Nahi’ the song that recently got reborn in the subcontinent by an unlikely candidate. The judges disapprove of it letting Sara know she needs more improvement.
‘Tu Miley Dil Khile’ is what Raza yearned of when he took the stage next. An off track approach in the beginning till he got to the next stanza. He gathered himself back on to the track as he picks up the shredded pieces of the first notes. He manages to finish it off on a rather decent note. Judges picked on exactly what the audiences must’ve felt. Shaky in the beginning, stability towards the end.
Round 2
It’s Hamza’s turn again and this time round he’s proclaiming ‘Desi girl’ is his kind of stuff. Right from the start as the music prelude began the crowd knew what track it was. The hands were raised, the pulses took flight and the atmosphere was fabricated. A full throttle foot tapping got into swing. A real crowd pleaser right the way through. The judges though, as expected, hammered the idea through that it’s a singing competition not a crowd pleasing extravaganza.
It’s Sara again and she’s announcing ‘Sajna Ji Wari Wari’, a fast paced track that needs a flexible voice with an upbeat factor. Sara unfortunately lacked not only the voice factor in it but also the whole persona that would’ve rightly suited the soul of this song. The judges ruthlessly butchered the approach though they all emphasized how pleasing a personality Sara owned.
It’s Raza and the track is Junoon’s ‘Yar Bina’. OK.... There’s a problem here…. Raza had a whole lot of his friends scattered amongst the crowd and he gets visibly carried away as soon as the music hits the amps. In doing so he forgot he was actually singing for a prize rather he acted he was merely there to win accolades from his friends and it cost him dear. He lost the track early on and never recovered. The judges’ response: ‘It was shouting not singing!’
Monday, May 31, 2010
LG ABS EPISODE 46
Round 1
Raza, the guy who looks like he’s come straight from the gym for the love of the star, walks on and stands right in the middle of it. The music starts playing and everybody knew what audacity Raza had shown to choose such a difficult track. Judges favorite, Raza, tries to show the judges what he’s capable of but judges had other ideas, they pounced on him. Raza chooses ‘Na Kaho’ by ‘Aaroh’ and according to the judges he came close to the original one, more work ahead though.
Marium, the girl who’s having a real tough time with the judges right from day one, takes a nervous walk to the stage. She takes on ‘Akhiyon Ke Jharokon Se’ a difficult task for an already struggling Marium. She tries to impress the judges and ‘Practice More’ was the same mantra unanimously from the judges.
Wajih gets on to the star this time round. He sings ‘Tum Mujhe Yun Bhula Na Pao Ge’ a track that bathes into the reminiscence. And he manages to inflict that nostalgic agony onto the audiences as he does well with this difficult song. Judges verdict: Missing the spark!
Round 2
Raza decided to give a piece of his mind as he sang ‘Koi Kahe Kehta Rahe’. Raza who earlier hadn’t sung a song so diversely indirectly proportional to his entire persona manages to lift the crowd up and fails miserably when it came down to the testing brains of the judges.
Marium gets a go at the last chance to please the judges as she sings ‘Saiyan Dil Mai Aana Re’. Marium seems to be going through a rather rough patch these days. The goddess of luck is not smiling on her any more. She heard the same phrase what she’s been hearing since she entered the competition: ‘Practice More’.
Wajih went ‘De Dhana Dhan’ as he picked one of the tracks from this film ‘Rishte Naate’. He manages to fabricate a good vibe not only with audience but also with the judges who were staring down his throat pretty much all along his performance. Wajih’s been constantly getting mixed reviews from the judges which makes it hard to calculate where exactly he stands in the competition.
Raza, the guy who looks like he’s come straight from the gym for the love of the star, walks on and stands right in the middle of it. The music starts playing and everybody knew what audacity Raza had shown to choose such a difficult track. Judges favorite, Raza, tries to show the judges what he’s capable of but judges had other ideas, they pounced on him. Raza chooses ‘Na Kaho’ by ‘Aaroh’ and according to the judges he came close to the original one, more work ahead though.
Marium, the girl who’s having a real tough time with the judges right from day one, takes a nervous walk to the stage. She takes on ‘Akhiyon Ke Jharokon Se’ a difficult task for an already struggling Marium. She tries to impress the judges and ‘Practice More’ was the same mantra unanimously from the judges.
Wajih gets on to the star this time round. He sings ‘Tum Mujhe Yun Bhula Na Pao Ge’ a track that bathes into the reminiscence. And he manages to inflict that nostalgic agony onto the audiences as he does well with this difficult song. Judges verdict: Missing the spark!
Round 2
Raza decided to give a piece of his mind as he sang ‘Koi Kahe Kehta Rahe’. Raza who earlier hadn’t sung a song so diversely indirectly proportional to his entire persona manages to lift the crowd up and fails miserably when it came down to the testing brains of the judges.
Marium gets a go at the last chance to please the judges as she sings ‘Saiyan Dil Mai Aana Re’. Marium seems to be going through a rather rough patch these days. The goddess of luck is not smiling on her any more. She heard the same phrase what she’s been hearing since she entered the competition: ‘Practice More’.
Wajih went ‘De Dhana Dhan’ as he picked one of the tracks from this film ‘Rishte Naate’. He manages to fabricate a good vibe not only with audience but also with the judges who were staring down his throat pretty much all along his performance. Wajih’s been constantly getting mixed reviews from the judges which makes it hard to calculate where exactly he stands in the competition.
LG ABS EPISODE 45
Episode 45 started with a startling performance by the ‘Punjabi Dude’ who rebranded himself as ‘Nomi King’. Accompanying and spearheading his comrades, he takes the lead as the front man on an extremely well sync performance on the song ‘TWIST’. He gripped the audience with a landing hand from his buddies who were all holding guitars. The laser lights, the smoke and well tuned gobos gave the environment an aura of a dance floor. In the end all three performers flip their guitars to reveal the numbers 3,2,1 to signal the last three episodes before the quarter finals and begin the ultimate countdown.
Round 1
Zain, all the way from Islamabad, not only dealing well with the changed surroundings but also making sure he’s pitching himself well on that LG star. A true competitor by nature, Zain looks all set to give the rest of the participants a real tough dual may be in the final. A true folkish Punjabi ‘SURR’ in his voice makes him stand apart from the crowd. This time round he cooks up ‘Sawal Yar’ done by ‘Mekal Hasan Band’. From the ‘TAAL’ right at the beginning to the soft end, Zain pulled it off real well and left the audiences enchanted. Judges verdict: A difficult song, a good effort but work needs to be done the higher pitch.
Alisha Chinoy’s ‘Tinka Tinka’ was Tayyaba’s choice for the evening, as she walks up to the LG star. She tries immersing herself in the performance and manages it right down to the end. The judges though kinda took her to the task for some not so appropriate uses of the technical aspects that this song apparently required. Hadiqa took on her again saying, it was a good effort but slightly jerky at times.
Ansar, struggling to bring the kind of body language and facial expressions that are required for particular performances picks up ‘Main Ne Poocha Chaand Se’. An other classic that goes to show how rich the spectrum gets on this show. Ansar struggles onece more to bring the impact that’s needed to lift this beautiful track up. Though he manages to get some applause from the audience he fails to get judges approval. Ansar got under the hammer again for not carrying his body language and his facial expressions along with the song.
Round 2
The sensational track with the glitz & glamour ‘Dekha Jo teri Aankhon Main’ really put the audiences on their feet as Zain dives right into the groovy feel of this track. The audiences loved it and the arguably the fan base that Zain had present in the studio really got up and danced to it. A flair in the air went up as Zain taps his feet to the beat and gets real groovy. Judges verdict: A good pop song, nice approach but needs more improvement.
Tayyaba sings ‘Piya Ghar Aaya’, a track that was literally nationalized by the guys on the other side of the Indus. Tayyaba got into the song real early and put in an effort right from the very beginning as she was probably running the visuals in her head as her eyes was shut. That point was picked upon by Hadiqa as she grills Tayyaba for that. Nizar Lalani went critical on her for daring to choose someone as great as the Ustaad!
‘Gustakh Dil’ was Ansar’s choice for his final performance in Group 4. He fairs well in the beginning and gets the crowd behind him as he had considerable support in the form of his family and friends that were present in the audience. He managed the song well but put to the sword by the judges for minor glitches that couldn’t be avoided during his go at this merry yet tricky track. It seems as though Ansar’s failing miserably to listen to the advice being given to him by the judges.
Round 1
Zain, all the way from Islamabad, not only dealing well with the changed surroundings but also making sure he’s pitching himself well on that LG star. A true competitor by nature, Zain looks all set to give the rest of the participants a real tough dual may be in the final. A true folkish Punjabi ‘SURR’ in his voice makes him stand apart from the crowd. This time round he cooks up ‘Sawal Yar’ done by ‘Mekal Hasan Band’. From the ‘TAAL’ right at the beginning to the soft end, Zain pulled it off real well and left the audiences enchanted. Judges verdict: A difficult song, a good effort but work needs to be done the higher pitch.
Alisha Chinoy’s ‘Tinka Tinka’ was Tayyaba’s choice for the evening, as she walks up to the LG star. She tries immersing herself in the performance and manages it right down to the end. The judges though kinda took her to the task for some not so appropriate uses of the technical aspects that this song apparently required. Hadiqa took on her again saying, it was a good effort but slightly jerky at times.
Ansar, struggling to bring the kind of body language and facial expressions that are required for particular performances picks up ‘Main Ne Poocha Chaand Se’. An other classic that goes to show how rich the spectrum gets on this show. Ansar struggles onece more to bring the impact that’s needed to lift this beautiful track up. Though he manages to get some applause from the audience he fails to get judges approval. Ansar got under the hammer again for not carrying his body language and his facial expressions along with the song.
Round 2
The sensational track with the glitz & glamour ‘Dekha Jo teri Aankhon Main’ really put the audiences on their feet as Zain dives right into the groovy feel of this track. The audiences loved it and the arguably the fan base that Zain had present in the studio really got up and danced to it. A flair in the air went up as Zain taps his feet to the beat and gets real groovy. Judges verdict: A good pop song, nice approach but needs more improvement.
Tayyaba sings ‘Piya Ghar Aaya’, a track that was literally nationalized by the guys on the other side of the Indus. Tayyaba got into the song real early and put in an effort right from the very beginning as she was probably running the visuals in her head as her eyes was shut. That point was picked upon by Hadiqa as she grills Tayyaba for that. Nizar Lalani went critical on her for daring to choose someone as great as the Ustaad!
‘Gustakh Dil’ was Ansar’s choice for his final performance in Group 4. He fairs well in the beginning and gets the crowd behind him as he had considerable support in the form of his family and friends that were present in the audience. He managed the song well but put to the sword by the judges for minor glitches that couldn’t be avoided during his go at this merry yet tricky track. It seems as though Ansar’s failing miserably to listen to the advice being given to him by the judges.
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
LG ABS EPISODE 44
Pakistan’s first and ONLY Student singing competition surely is turning it on, on the national airwaves. As it edges towards the quarter final stage, it’s gathering momentum and leaving a blazed trail. Nobody could’ve predicted when it lifted off the ground that the road ahead to stand on that LG big white star would be so full of twists and bends.
LG Awaaz Banaey Star surely has squeezed itself in, in the very competitive nature of a plethora of shows around these days on Pakistani airwaves and it’s surely finding the equilibrium and slowly but surely getting the nation hooked up on this unique dose of entertainment.
Today we’ll reflect on how it’s shaped up so far as we can feel the heat to be so near to that shinning star stage. The review of episode 44.
Round 1
M. Ahad, the engineering student from NED takes upon re-engineering A R Rahman’s ‘Dil Se Re’. Another Mani Ratnam song gets owned, only this time round from the other side of the Indus though. Ahad tests the range of his vocal chords by taking on this Goliath of a track. He tries to do justice to this song in his own manufactured way and manages to bring a studentish touch to it. And the judges kind of nudge the same idea upon delivering the verdict.
Next up is Tayyaba, she’s back, whether she’s back with a bang or there’s no more air in the balloon, that’s in her own hands. She sings a classic – ‘Agar Tum Mil Jao’. Tayyaba has a signature hand movement, as do all the other female participants in particular. She waves her hand in the mid air and with that she weaves a decent lyrical piece. Tayyaba was picked upon by the judges and it didn’t take them long to tell her to practice more.
Arsalan decides to throw the gauntlet at THE USTAD of them all – Nusrat Fateh ALI’s ‘Na Ja Ve Dholna’. In his trademark crooning manner he begins the track and you could see how mnay times he must’ve been asked to rehearse this gigantic track. Seemed like all the effort that the director put in came out well as the judges rated him a potential pro singer. The judges needn’t agree with the efforts Arsalan had put in though.ss
Round 2
It’s the student engineer, Asad’s turn to stand on that big white LG star and face the music as it were. He decided to give rebirth to Shankar-Ahsaan-Loy’s ‘Jhoom Barabar Jhoom’ composition. He made the audience jhoom as soon as the track begins. A powerful punch of excitement hits the crowd as Ahad ‘jhooms’ to the beat and leaves the audience on a more relieved mood after some somber performances by his predecessors. The judges verdict: Good for the audience but you’re in for a serious contest.
Tayyaba walks up to the star and this time round she’s planning to put audiences in a nostalgic mood as she chooses ‘Soniya’ by Hadiqa. She starts off well getting through the entire song. Hadiqa catches her off guard after her performance as she serves Tayyaba with a feedback sandwich. Starts off with some positive notes with some negative aspects sandwiched in. Hadiqa said, a good effort but could’ve done better to make it your own.
Arsalan begins his casual walk up the ramp with a serious look on his face as though he’s flapping his wings to take the bull by the horns. He decided to sing ‘Alvida’ by KK from ‘Life in a Metro’. A difficult task that’ll challenge not only his vocal range but also set to put some serious pressure on his gut. Arsalan manages well and ends it on a high. Even Arsalan’s gut effort couldn’t force the judges not to give a split decision.
LG Awaaz Banaey Star surely has squeezed itself in, in the very competitive nature of a plethora of shows around these days on Pakistani airwaves and it’s surely finding the equilibrium and slowly but surely getting the nation hooked up on this unique dose of entertainment.
Today we’ll reflect on how it’s shaped up so far as we can feel the heat to be so near to that shinning star stage. The review of episode 44.
Round 1
M. Ahad, the engineering student from NED takes upon re-engineering A R Rahman’s ‘Dil Se Re’. Another Mani Ratnam song gets owned, only this time round from the other side of the Indus though. Ahad tests the range of his vocal chords by taking on this Goliath of a track. He tries to do justice to this song in his own manufactured way and manages to bring a studentish touch to it. And the judges kind of nudge the same idea upon delivering the verdict.
Next up is Tayyaba, she’s back, whether she’s back with a bang or there’s no more air in the balloon, that’s in her own hands. She sings a classic – ‘Agar Tum Mil Jao’. Tayyaba has a signature hand movement, as do all the other female participants in particular. She waves her hand in the mid air and with that she weaves a decent lyrical piece. Tayyaba was picked upon by the judges and it didn’t take them long to tell her to practice more.
Arsalan decides to throw the gauntlet at THE USTAD of them all – Nusrat Fateh ALI’s ‘Na Ja Ve Dholna’. In his trademark crooning manner he begins the track and you could see how mnay times he must’ve been asked to rehearse this gigantic track. Seemed like all the effort that the director put in came out well as the judges rated him a potential pro singer. The judges needn’t agree with the efforts Arsalan had put in though.ss
Round 2
It’s the student engineer, Asad’s turn to stand on that big white LG star and face the music as it were. He decided to give rebirth to Shankar-Ahsaan-Loy’s ‘Jhoom Barabar Jhoom’ composition. He made the audience jhoom as soon as the track begins. A powerful punch of excitement hits the crowd as Ahad ‘jhooms’ to the beat and leaves the audience on a more relieved mood after some somber performances by his predecessors. The judges verdict: Good for the audience but you’re in for a serious contest.
Tayyaba walks up to the star and this time round she’s planning to put audiences in a nostalgic mood as she chooses ‘Soniya’ by Hadiqa. She starts off well getting through the entire song. Hadiqa catches her off guard after her performance as she serves Tayyaba with a feedback sandwich. Starts off with some positive notes with some negative aspects sandwiched in. Hadiqa said, a good effort but could’ve done better to make it your own.
Arsalan begins his casual walk up the ramp with a serious look on his face as though he’s flapping his wings to take the bull by the horns. He decided to sing ‘Alvida’ by KK from ‘Life in a Metro’. A difficult task that’ll challenge not only his vocal range but also set to put some serious pressure on his gut. Arsalan manages well and ends it on a high. Even Arsalan’s gut effort couldn’t force the judges not to give a split decision.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Season 2 ?
Do you want LG Awaaz Banaey Star - Students Singing Competition to come back for Season 2 ?
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Who will be the next quarter-finalists?
Extraordinary..... Superb... different... new - are those some of the words you would use to describe the next set of quarter-finalists for LG ABS !
The show is now moving towards its third elimination round - Group 3 would have 2 participants moving to the quater-finals. There are four quarter finalists from Group 1 & 2 awaiting the pair to compete for the title of LG Star! The results of Group 3 are soon to come out and we will then know the next 2 quarter-finalists.
Participants of Group 4 beware and start practicing as those who have already moved to the quarter-finals are amazing and the ones about to join them are none the less!
Semi-finals and then the Grand Finale: can you believe what that day would be like...just thinking about it makes me get Goosebumps!
Can't wait for the next episode!
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