Sofronio Vasquez’s success after winning The Voice USA is just the beginning of his bright future in music. His coach, Michael Bublé, is playing a big part in this journey. On Fast Talk with Boy Abunda, Sofronio shared that Bublé promised to help him throughout his career. “He promised me that he would not stop helping me until I reached a billion,” Sofronio said. This shows that Bublé isn’t just there to guide him on the show but is truly invested in helping him grow in the music industry.

Sofronio joined Team Bublé because Michael has always been his idol. Ever since he was young, Sofronio looked up to Bublé and wanted to learn from him. It’s clear that the two share a special connection built on respect for each other’s talent and passion for music.

Fast Talk with Boy Abunda: Sofronio Vasquez, the first Filipino winner of ‘The Voice USA’! (FULL EP)

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During the Fast Talk interview, Sofronio also mentioned that Michael had spoken about knowing a well-known Filipino actress named Kristine Hermosa. These kind of little detail shows that their bond is not just about music, but also about their personal lives, which adds another layer to their mentorship.

Sofronio Vasquez’s audition at The Voice left everyone in awe as he performed “I’m Goin’ Down” by Mary J. Blige and won the hearts of the judges as well as the audience. The judges were all in, eager to have him on their teams. Snoop Dogg, Reba McEntire, Michael Bublé, and Gwen Stefani all fought hard to recruit him, each coach making a strong case for why Sofronio would be a perfect fit for their team.

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After his victory on The Voice, Sofronio returned to the Philippines, where he performed “A Million Dreams” on It’s Showtime. He also had the chance to meet President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. at Malacañang Palace. With his upcoming solo concert in Cebu and plans to release a new single, Sofronio’s career is moving forward, and his fans are excited to see what’s next.