Tawag_ng_Tanghalan_(season_4)

<i>Tawag ng Tanghalan</i> season 4

Tawag ng Tanghalan season 4

Season of television series


The fourth season of Tawag ng Tanghalan, dubbed as Tawag ng Tanghalan: Ika-Apat na Taon, was an amateur singing competition aired as a segment on the noontime program It's Showtime on ABS-CBN.[1] The segment premiered from January 4, 2020 to February 6, 2021, after Celebrity Champions and All-Star Grand Resbak versions.

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Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and the temporary shutdown of ABS-CBN, the season was halted on March 16, 2020, and after 3 months since the lockdown and legislative franchise, it was resumed on June 13, 2020, via the new cable-and-satellite, Kapamilya Channel and a simulcast in Jeepney TV and A2Z. This season was halted again twice due to the pandemic: on July 15, 2020, the season was halted due to the 14-day quarantine when a staff person working at the studio tested positive for the coronavirus[citation needed] and returned on August 1, 2020, and on August 5, 2020, the season was halted again due to the 2-week Modified Enhanced Community Quarantine (MECQ) and finally proceeding again on August 15, 2020.

Hosts and judges

Rey Valera and Gary Valenciano returned as the head judges for the fourth season, with Louie Ocampo, Jaya, Ogie Alcasid, Yeng Constantino and Dulce serving as fill-in for both Valera and Valenciano, whereas Zsa Zsa Padilla, Karylle, Karla Estrada, K Brosas, Nyoy Volante, Mitoy Yonting, Erik Santos, Kyla, Jed Madela, Randy Santiago, and Jolina Magdangal would return as judges for the fourth season. Pilita Corrales was added to the panel of judges this season.[2] Originally, 5 judges would serve each episode, like previous seasons, but due to COVID-19 restrictions, it was reduced from 5 to 3 judges from June 13, 2020 onwards.

Angeline Quinto served as a guest judge for the January 19–23, 2021 episodes.

Vhong Navarro, Amy Perez-Castillo, and Vice Ganda also returned as hosts and Kim Chiu was added as the newest host after being a guest host in Quarter 1, with Ryan Bang, Jhong Hilario, Teddy Corpuz, and Jugs Jugueta serving as co-hosts and gong masters.

Anne Curtis and Mariel Rodriguez-Padilla were on leave for the season due to their pregnancy.

Catriona Gray, Maja Salvador, Yassi Pressman, Bela Padilla, Billy Crawford, Arci Muñoz and Ana Ramsey served as guest hosts in the absence of the main hosts.

Changes

Semifinal Qualifiers

In this season, the qualifying round for the defending champion for the semifinals will be on their fourth streak instead of five.

Global Tawag ng Tanghalan

The Global Semifinals was planned to return this season. This round opens the competition to contenders around the world vying for two spots in the Grand Finals. However, due to travel restrictions brought by the COVID-19, this round did not pushed through.

Power of Four

The four regular judges have also been given the option to signal the gong master if the contender has gone off-tune. They must all press their buzzers to instantly eliminate the contender. The Head Judges maintains its power to gong a contender without the other judges' approval.

New Normal Format

With the restrictions brought by the COVID-19, a new format, dubbed as the Tawag ng Tanghalan: New Normal, was introduced.

Tawag ng Tanghalan sa Tahanan

As a result of the enhanced community quarantine in Luzon, the hosts had to work from their homes during the lockdown period. However, once Metro Manila's community quarantine was downgraded, the show went back to the studio.[3] The winning daily contender receives ₱15,000 and advanced to Weekly Finals, while the other contender receives a consolation prize of ₱5,000 and the winner of daily Weekly Finals receives ₱25,000 and take back as a daily contender in the studio.

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Tawag ng Tanghalan: New Normal

Quarter I

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  • Italicized names denotes a contender is a resbaker
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More information Day, Week 6 (February 10 to 15, 2020) Summary ...
More information Day, Week 7 (February 17 to 22, 2020) Summary ...
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  • *due to COVID-19 pandemic, the defending champion will proceed after the throwing of cease and desist order due to ABS-CBN shutdown. Also, as a result of the aforementioned pandemic, the season was put on hold until June 13, 2020.

Quarter-end Semifinals

The semifinals takes place at the end of the each quarter to determine the three grand finalists moving on to the grand finals. The three grand finalists will receive a golden medal and an additional 100,000 cash. If the semifinalists makes a highest combined scores, a home viewer is chosen to instant ₱5,000. The Semifinals week took place on December 28, 2020, to January 2, 2021 (Pre Pandemic Quarter), and on January 4 to 9, 2021 (TNT: New Normal). The score will be purely based on the judges unlike the previous seasons. A semi-finalist may be "gonged" during this stage and be eliminated from the competition.

Summary of Semifinalists

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Quarter I Details

The first quarter of the contest covered the months from January to March. The week-long showdown originally took place on March 23 to 28, 2020 but postponed to December 28, 2020, to January 2, 2021, after postponed as a result of the 2019–20 coronavirus pandemic and the ABS-CBN shutdown.

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Nikole Kyle Bernido (Mindanao), Rica Mae Maer (Luzon) and Emmar Cabilogan (Visayas) were declared as the 1st, 2nd and 3rd grand finalists.[11]

New Normal Details

The Semifinals week originally took place on December 21–26, 2020 due to the 1-week Christmas break, later originally reschedule on December 28, 2020, to January 2, 2021, but was moved due to Quarter 1 Semifinals, and later reschedule again on January 4–9, 2021. A semi-finalist may be "gonged" during this stage and be eliminated from the competition.

Results Details

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Ayegee Paredes (Mindanao), JM Yosures (Metro Manila) and Mara Tumale (Luzon) were declared as the 4th, 5th and 6th grand finalists.[12]

Resbakbakan

Due to the popularity of the Quarter Finals and Semifinals Rounds, the show added another phase, dubbed as Resbakbakan. Losing quarter-finalists (Week 1), weekly finalists and defending champion selected by the hurados (Week 2), and semifinalists (Week 3) who are not gonged may still advance to the week-long Grand Finals through the Resbakbakan Week as wildcards.

The Resbakbakan started immediately after the final day of New Normal Semifinals Round, aired from January 11 to 16, 2021 (Week 1),[13] from January 18 to 23, 2021 (Week 2), and from January 25 to 30, 2021 (Week 3).

It uses a similar format as the Final Resbak in third season, where it follows a last man standing format.

It follows the mechanics below:

  • On its first day, the resbaker on the Seat of Power was determined through draw lots.
  • The resbaker who is in the Seat of Power picks two resbakers. The three resbakers will be pitted against each other for a chance to claim the Seat of Power. The winner is selected by the majority of the judges. The resbaker with the highest score claims the Seat of Power while the resbaker with the lowest score is eliminated in the competition.
  • The resbaker who is in the Seat of Power has the choice to keep his/her seat and continue his/her battle, or dethrone himself/herself to rest. If he/she chooses to keep his/her seat, he/she will choose one resbaker. Else, the resbaker will choose two resbakers for a sing-off battle with the top 2 resbaker in the previous day. The resbaker with the highest score claims the Seat of Power.
  • If the resbaker keeps the seat of power for three consecutive days, he/she receives an additional 15,000.
  • The remaining contender in the Seat of Power at the end of the round will move forward to the week long Grand-Finals dubbed as "Ang Huling Tapatan" while the other contenders are eliminated.

Marlyn Salas (Luzon), Mark Anthony Castro (Luzon), and Arlene Cagas (Metro Manila) chose not to participate in this round due to their other priorities.

Resbakbakan Week 1 (Quarter Finalists)

Summary of Quarter Finalist Resbakers

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Resbakbakan 1 Details

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  •   Advanced to the Week-long Grand Finals (Ang Huling Tapatan)
  •   Resbaker garnered the highest score and remained/took over the Seat of Power
  •   Resbaker was dethroned from Seat of Power but garnered the second highest score and remained safe from the elimination
  •   Resbaker garnered the second highest score and remained safe from the elimination
  •   Resbaker was dethroned from Seat of Power, garnered the lowest score, and eliminated
  •   Resbaker garnered the lowest score and eliminated
  •   Resbaker was gonged and eliminated
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Donna Gift Ricafrente (Metro Manila) was declared as the 7th grand finalist.[20]

Resbakbakan Week 2 (Hurados' Pick)

The concept of Hurados' Pick is similar to the Instant Resbak of third season where each Hurado can pick a contender who failed to qualify in the previous rounds.

Summary of Hurados' Pick Resbakers

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Resbakbakan 2 Details

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  •   Advanced to the Week-long Grand Finals (Ang Huling Tapatan)
  •   Resbaker garnered the highest score and remained/took over the Seat of Power
  •   Resbaker was dethroned from Seat of Power but garnered the second highest score and remained safe from the elimination
  •   Resbaker garnered the second highest score and remained safe from the elimination
  •   Resbaker was dethroned from Seat of Power, garnered the lowest score, and eliminated
  •   Resbaker garnered the lowest score and eliminated
  •   Resbaker was gonged and eliminated
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Makki Lucino (Luzon) was declared as the 8th grand finalist.[26]

Resbakbakan Week 3 (Semifinalists)

The concept of the third week of Resbakbakan is similar to the Ultimate Resbak of third season where losing semifinalists return as wildcards.

Summary of Semifinalist Resbakers

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Resbakbakan 3 Details

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  •   Advanced to the Week-long Grand Finals (Ang Huling Tapatan)
  •   Resbaker garnered the highest score and remained/took over the Seat of Power
  •   Resbaker was dethroned from Seat of Power but garnered the second highest score and remained safe from the elimination
  •   Resbaker garnered the second highest score and remained safe from the elimination
  •   Resbaker was dethroned from Seat of Power, garnered the lowest score, and eliminated
  •   Resbaker garnered the lowest score and eliminated
  •   Resbaker was gonged and eliminated
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Rachell Laylo (Luzon) was declared as the 9th grand finalist.[31]

Ang Huling Tapatan (Grand Finals)

After the three-week-long Resbakbakan Rounds, the week-long Grand Finals, dubbed as "Ang Huling Tapatan" (The Final Face-off), aired from February 1 to 6, 2021. It uses a similar format from the third season.[32] The 9 finalists from Quarter I, New Normal, and Resbakbakan rounds will now compete for the title of being the Grand Champion of this season.

The scores of the grand finalists will be based on Hurados' Score (50%) and public votes (50%) through text. Public votes will return in this segment after being excluded during the previous rounds in this season.

The top 6 grand finalists will be determined throughout the week instead of the immediate advancement after each round in the previous seasons. One finalist will be eliminated at the end of each round. The scores of the remaining finalists will reset back to zero on the next round.

There will also be no homecoming and featurette this season due to COVID-19 restrictions.

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Summary of Grand Finalists

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Daily Rounds (February 1–6, 2021)

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  •   Advanced to the Top 6
  •   Advanced to the next round
  •   Eliminated in the Daily Rounds

Round 1 (February 1 and 2)

Note: This round is a two-day episode. The results will be announced on Tuesday, February 2.

Theme: Journey Song

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Round 2 (February 3 and 4)

Note: This round is a two-day episode. The results will be announced on Thursday, February 4.

Theme: Fight Song

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Round 3 (February 5)

Theme: Now or Never Song

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Live Finale (February 6, 2021)

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  • Ion Perez and Jacque Gonzaga who are co-hosts were absent because of their movie shooting. But were present in Season 5.

Results Details:

  •   Grand Champion
  •   Second Place
  •   Third Place
  •   Advanced to the Final 3
  •   Eliminated

Top 6

Theme: Dream Song

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Final 3

Theme: Medley Songs

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JM Yosures from Metro Manila emerged as the Grand Champion,[40][41] followed by Rachell Laylo as the second placer[42] and Ayegee Paredes as the third placer.[43]

Guest Performances

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Elimination table

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Overall Result

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Elimination by Quarter

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Elimination by Region

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  • Prize won only indicate their recent victor, not their cumulative prize won in the entirety of the season. (Example: If a contender returns as a resbaker, their prize won is reverted to zero)

References

Notes
  1. For the first quarter, Judges' name in the center column indicates that that judge or hurado is the head judge or punong hurado
  2. For the first quarter, in the absence of the main host(s), the co-host will take place.
  3. For the first quarter, in the absence of the main host(s), the guest host will take place.
  4. Scores not revealed
  5. For the Semifinals Round, name in boldface indicates that the judge or hurado is the head judge or punong hurado
  6. For the resbakbakan, Judges' name in boldface indicates that judge or hurado is the head judge or punong hurado
  7. The total score may not add up due to rounding off errors.
  8. For the grand finals, Judges' name in boldface indicates that judge or hurado is the head judge or punong hurado
  9. For the live finale, Judges' name in boldface indicates that judge or hurado is the head judge or punong hurado
Scores
  1. For the live finale, the top 3 got 97.5%, 79% and 70.9% based on their top 6 performances. However, which grand finalist got what percentage was never revealed.[33]
Sources
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  3. "Shan Dela Vega, naagaw kay Erwin ang Seat Of Power". ABS-CBN Entertainment. It's Showtime. Retrieved January 11, 2021.
  4. "Donna Gift, nakuha ang seat of power!". ABS-CBN Entertainment. It's Showtime. Retrieved January 12, 2021.
  5. "TNT 4: Donna Gift Ricafrente, pasok na sa Grand Finals!". ABS-CBN Entertainment. It's Showtime. Retrieved January 16, 2021.
  6. "Chaddy Ruaza, nakuha ang pagmamay-ari ng Seat Of Power". ABS-CBN Entertainment. It's Showtime. Retrieved January 18, 2021.
  7. "Glenford Gamilde, nakuha ang pagmamay-ari ng Seat Of Power". ABS-CBN Entertainment. It's Showtime. Retrieved January 19, 2021.
  8. "TNT 4: Makki Lucino, pasok na sa grand finals!". ABS-CBN Entertainment. It's Showtime. Retrieved January 23, 2021.
  9. "Mich Primavera, naagaw ang seat of power kay Venus". ABS-CBN Entertainment. It's Showtime. Retrieved January 26, 2021.
  10. "Rachell Laylo, nakuha ang pagmamay-ari ng seat of power". ABS-CBN Entertainment. It's Showtime. Retrieved January 28, 2021.
  11. "Jessa Mae, nakuha ang pagmamay-ari ng seat of power". ABS-CBN Entertainment. It's Showtime. Retrieved January 29, 2021.
  12. Requintana, Robert (January 30, 2021). "9 singers battle in 'Tawag Ng Tanghalan' grand finals on 'It's Showtime'". mb.com.ph. Manila Bulletin. Retrieved February 1, 2021.
  13. "Donna Gift, namaalam na sa kompetisyon". ABS-CBN Entertainment. It's Showtime. Retrieved February 4, 2021.
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  15. "Rachell Laylo is Tawag Ng Tanghalan Season 4 2nd placer!". ABS-CBN Entertainment. It's Showtime. Retrieved February 6, 2021.

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