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Quezon town hails singing sensation Pomoy as a hero

By: - Correspondent / @dtmallarijrINQ
/ 02:56 PM February 24, 2020

Townsfolk on Calauag, Quezon hail global singing sensation Marcelito Pomoy as a returning hero

Townsfolk on Calauag, Quezon hail global singing sensation Marcelito Pomoy as a returning hero. PHOTO FROM MAYOR ROSALINA VISORDE

LUCENA CITY — Global singing sensation Marcelito Pomoy was feted with a hero’s welcome in Calauag town in Quezon province on Monday (Feb 24).

“He was treated like a returning hero during the motorcade,” said Maj. Jaytee Tiangco, Calauag police chief, in a phone interview.

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“Everybody was excited. He was mobbed,” Tiangco said.

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After the motorcade, local government officials led by Mayor Rosalina Vizorde gave a reception for Pomoy at the new municipal building.

Tiongco said Pomoy, who married a Calauag native, Joan Paraiso, has long been a resident of the coastal town facing the Lamon Bay area.

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He said the couple arrived in Calauag last week from the United States.

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Pomoy, with his iconic “doble kara” style of singing, where he easily transitions between a “female” and a “male” voice, was hailed third runner-up in the recently concluded “America’s Got Talent: The Champions.”

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He is set to return to the US this year for a series of shows in a concert tour in different states.

Before joining “AGT:The Champions”, Pomoy was the grand winner of “Pilipinas Got Talent” Season 2 in 2011.

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