The Amazing Story of How Sofronio Went Viral Before Winning The Voice!

Michael Stevens

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Sofronio Vasquez has become a big name in music after winning Season 26 of The Voice. This 32-year-old singer from Mindanao, Philippines, has touched the hearts of many people with his outstanding performances and unique style.

Before he won The Voice, Sofronio became famous on social media. His cover of Dionne Warwick’s song “That’s What Friends Are For” went viral, getting an incredible 9.5 million views on Facebook. He also caught attention with his version of the song “Nothing’s Gonna Change My Love for You” by George Benson, which got about 1 million views on TikTok. These performances showed off his singing talent and helped him connect with fans all over the world.

That’s What Friends Are For – Hazelyn • Gigi • Sofronio • Anton • Jex | TNT Alumni

On The Voice, Sofronio gave two unforgettable performances: Sia’s “Unstoppable” and “A Million Dreams” from the musical “The Greatest Showman.” These powerful songs helped him earn the highest number of votes from viewers. Because of this, he not only won the title of “The Voice winner” but also took home a $100,000 prize and a record deal, all thanks to his coach, Michael Bublé.

Sofronio Vasquez Performs “A Million Dreams” From The Greatest Showman | The Voice Finale | NBC

Sofronio moved to the U.S. in 2023 to follow his dream of being a musician. His story is one of hard work and love for music, even though he started with very little and had a job in dentistry. He was rejected by “The Voice of the Philippines” nearly ten years ago and then turned all four chairs during his blind audition for The Voice US. His path shows just how talented and determined he is.

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