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Singer Josephine "Banig" Roberto explains why she migrated to the U. Read Next. Despite the Hollywood background, the singer paid tribute to her roots and sang a Tagalog song for the audience. Roberto said she went through a lot of challenges since deciding to move to America after winning on "Star Search" and having high-profile guest appearances on "Arsenio Hall Show" and other television programs in the US.

The singer is now happily married but she said she's never forgotten her first love: being on stage and singing her heart out. Siguro naman kahit na tumanda ka na ng husto, once it's in you, it's never gonna go away. So kahit na malayo ako ng konti, babalik at babalik pa rin kahit papaano," said Roberto. Movie review: 'Dune' remake vs original.

November 12, Arroceros Forest Park: The last lung of Manila. New mom Rachel Peters begins fitness journey. But Josephine Roberto, a true performer belongs to everyone for she is a world class entertainer! Her first television appearance was at age of 7 when she joined a singing competition and became the champion for 7 consecutive weeks. She was the youngest and smallest contestant who had a signature growl that caught the attention of the show's viewers.

Having just lost her baby teeth, she was often teased by the show's host, the late Bert "Tawa" Marcelo, with jokes about the young contestant still wetting her "Banig" "mattress" in her native language Tagalog. By the age of nine, she was already a dominant presence in the Philippine concert scene.