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== Rise to Stardom == |
== Rise to Stardom == |
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Sam Concepcion was proclaimed the grand winner in the first season of ABS-CBN's Little Big Star. Dubbed as the Singing Crush ng Bayan, 13-year-old Sam gave a winning rendition of I Can't Stand Still from Footloose the Musical, the highly successful musical produced by STAGES. |
Sam Concepcion was proclaimed the grand winner in the first season of [[ABS-CBN]]'s [[Little Big Star]]. Dubbed as the Singing Crush ng Bayan, 13-year-old Sam gave a winning rendition of "I Can't Stand Still" from "[[Footloose the Musical]]", the highly successful musical produced by [[STAGES]]. |
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Managed by STAGES, they have been with Sam since he was 9 years old. “It's all very exciting because right now, he can already sing, dance, act and even host; and he still has all these years to perfect those crafts. By the time he reaches his peak at 17 or 18, he's already been very well trained and he's going to be a total performer,” says STAGES president Audie Gemora of Sam. |
Managed by STAGES, they have been with Sam since he was 9 years old. “It's all very exciting because right now, he can already sing, dance, act and even host; and he still has all these years to perfect those crafts. By the time he reaches his peak at 17 or 18, he's already been very well trained and he's going to be a total performer,” says STAGES president Audie Gemora of Sam. |
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Born on October 17, 1992, Sam started showing signs of the total performer in him at a very early age. Sam started singing and dancing at age 2 and by age 9, he already was a very able dancer - with Gary Valenciano moves! |
Born on October 17, 1992, Sam started showing signs of the total performer in him at a very early age. Sam started singing and dancing at age 2 and by age 9, he already was a very able dancer - with [[Gary Valenciano]] moves! |
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Sam honed his talents further when he joined Playshop, the summer workshop for performing arts offered by theater group Trumpets. Since 2002, Sam has been part of Playshop as he perfects his skills in singing, dancing and musical theater acting. |
Sam honed his talents further when he joined Playshop, the summer workshop for performing arts offered by theater group Trumpets. Since 2002, Sam has been part of Playshop as he perfects his skills in singing, dancing and musical theater acting. |
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Sam got his big break in theater in 2002 when he played the young Jose Rizal in Musical Theater Philippines ' (MUSICAT) "Sino Ka Ba, Jose Rizal?" Then just months after, an improved and a more confident Sam played Edmund Pevensie in Trumpets' critically acclaimed musical production of "The Lion, the Witch, ad the Wardrobe." Over the next two years, Sam starred in two other highly successful productions by Trumpets, which were "Mr. Noah's Big Boat" and "Peter Pan and the Time Machine." Sam did the voice of Japeth, one of Noah's sons, and played Wendell, the young boy kidnapped by the vicious Captain Hook, respectively. |
Sam got his big break in theater in 2002 when he played the young [[Jose Rizal]] in Musical Theater Philippines ' (MUSICAT) "Sino Ka Ba, Jose Rizal?" Then just months after, an improved and a more confident Sam played Edmund Pevensie in Trumpets' critically acclaimed musical production of "[[The Lion, the Witch, ad the Wardrobe]]." Over the next two years, Sam starred in two other highly successful productions by Trumpets, which were "Mr. Noah's Big Boat" and "Peter Pan and the Time Machine." Sam did the voice of Japeth, one of Noah's sons, and played Wendell, the young boy kidnapped by the vicious Captain Hook, respectively. |
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Aside from theater, Sam has also done hosting stints on TV. He used to be one of the kids on ABS-CBN's Sineskewela and was a regular host of ABC-5's A.S.T.I.G., a |
Aside from theater, Sam has also done hosting stints on TV. He used to be one of the kids on ABS-CBN's Sineskewela and was a regular host of ABC-5's A.S.T.I.G., a christian children's TV show. He has also Whacked, a youth-oriented show by Nickelodeon. Sam even had parts in "Hirayamanawi." In both 2004 and 2005, Sam hosted the popular [[Nickelodeon's Kids Choice Awards]]. |
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Whenever he wasn't busy with theater and regular hosting gigs, Sam would dabble in commercials. His breakthrough was the Maggi |
Whenever he wasn't busy with theater and regular hosting gigs, Sam would dabble in commercials. His breakthrough was the Maggi Sinigang sa Miso commercial where he came to be known as the very bibo “rapping kid.” |
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Then came Little Big Star. With his good-looks, high-energy dance moves and singing prowess, Sam was proclaimed the first monthly finalist in the show's Big Division. Eventually, Sam won the title Brightest Star. |
Then came Little Big Star. With his good-looks, high-energy dance moves and singing prowess, Sam was proclaimed the first monthly finalist in the show's Big Division. Eventually, Sam won the title Brightest Star. |
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Among Sam's future projects is a new fantaserye for ABS-CBN, Super Inggo, where Sam will play Boy Bawang, the superhero idol of Inggo, to be plaved by LBS Little Division first runner-up, Makisig Morales. Sam is also the new teen wear endorser of a leading clothing line and will star in another Trumpets production, Joseph the Dreamer, by |
Among Sam's future projects is a new fantaserye for ABS-CBN, [[Super Inggo]], where Sam will play Boy Bawang, the superhero idol of Inggo, to be plaved by LBS Little Division first runner-up, Makisig Morales. Sam is also the new teen wear endorser of [[Bench]] Tweeners, a leading clothing line and will star in another Trumpets production, Joseph the Dreamer, by September of this year. |
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Truly, Sam is fast rising into stardom! Wishing you all the best in your career! |
Truly, Sam is fast rising into stardom! Wishing you all the best in your career! |
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* Article lifted from Article lifted from: [http://www.clickthecity.com/music_article.asp?p=1046 Clickthecity] and [http://www.malaya.com.ph/apr20/ente1.htm Malaya] |
* Article lifted from Article lifted from: [http://www.clickthecity.com/music_article.asp?p=1046 Clickthecity] and [http://www.malaya.com.ph/apr20/ente1.htm Malaya] |
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== Achievements == |
== Achievements == |
Revision as of 01:29, 14 July 2006
Sam Concepcion (born on October 17, 1992) is a young versatile Filipino singer, dancer, actor, host and model who won as the Brightest Star in Little Big Star's Season 1. Managed by both STAGES (Trumpets) and ABS-CBN, Sam is destined to stardom.
Facts
- Sam was dubbed as the "Singing Crush ng Bayan" on Little Big Star
- Sam had 52+% of all the total votes during this contest.
- Sam gave a winning rendition of "I Can't Stand Still" from "Footloose the Musical," the highly successful musical produced by STAGES
- Sam's fans collectively call themselves as "Samsters"
- Sam has achieved alot at such a young age
- Sam plays "Boi Bawang," the son of Kumander Bawang in Super Inggo, the newest fantaserye coming on ABS-CBN this August 2006
Rise to Stardom
Sam Concepcion was proclaimed the grand winner in the first season of ABS-CBN's Little Big Star. Dubbed as the Singing Crush ng Bayan, 13-year-old Sam gave a winning rendition of "I Can't Stand Still" from "Footloose the Musical", the highly successful musical produced by STAGES.
Managed by STAGES, they have been with Sam since he was 9 years old. “It's all very exciting because right now, he can already sing, dance, act and even host; and he still has all these years to perfect those crafts. By the time he reaches his peak at 17 or 18, he's already been very well trained and he's going to be a total performer,” says STAGES president Audie Gemora of Sam.
Born on October 17, 1992, Sam started showing signs of the total performer in him at a very early age. Sam started singing and dancing at age 2 and by age 9, he already was a very able dancer - with Gary Valenciano moves!
Sam honed his talents further when he joined Playshop, the summer workshop for performing arts offered by theater group Trumpets. Since 2002, Sam has been part of Playshop as he perfects his skills in singing, dancing and musical theater acting.
Sam got his big break in theater in 2002 when he played the young Jose Rizal in Musical Theater Philippines ' (MUSICAT) "Sino Ka Ba, Jose Rizal?" Then just months after, an improved and a more confident Sam played Edmund Pevensie in Trumpets' critically acclaimed musical production of "The Lion, the Witch, ad the Wardrobe." Over the next two years, Sam starred in two other highly successful productions by Trumpets, which were "Mr. Noah's Big Boat" and "Peter Pan and the Time Machine." Sam did the voice of Japeth, one of Noah's sons, and played Wendell, the young boy kidnapped by the vicious Captain Hook, respectively.
Aside from theater, Sam has also done hosting stints on TV. He used to be one of the kids on ABS-CBN's Sineskewela and was a regular host of ABC-5's A.S.T.I.G., a christian children's TV show. He has also Whacked, a youth-oriented show by Nickelodeon. Sam even had parts in "Hirayamanawi." In both 2004 and 2005, Sam hosted the popular Nickelodeon's Kids Choice Awards.
Whenever he wasn't busy with theater and regular hosting gigs, Sam would dabble in commercials. His breakthrough was the Maggi Sinigang sa Miso commercial where he came to be known as the very bibo “rapping kid.”
Then came Little Big Star. With his good-looks, high-energy dance moves and singing prowess, Sam was proclaimed the first monthly finalist in the show's Big Division. Eventually, Sam won the title Brightest Star.
Among Sam's future projects is a new fantaserye for ABS-CBN, Super Inggo, where Sam will play Boy Bawang, the superhero idol of Inggo, to be plaved by LBS Little Division first runner-up, Makisig Morales. Sam is also the new teen wear endorser of Bench Tweeners, a leading clothing line and will star in another Trumpets production, Joseph the Dreamer, by September of this year.
Truly, Sam is fast rising into stardom! Wishing you all the best in your career!
- Article lifted from Article lifted from: Clickthecity and Malaya
Achievements
- 18th Aliw Award's nominee for "Best Child Performer" (July 2005)
- Entertainment Konek's Male Crush ng Bayan awardee (December 2005)
- Little Big Star Brightest Star (April 8, 2006)
- KOTFA's "Best Folklore Performance Award" along with the Playshop kids (KOTFA is a World Travel Fair held in Korea last June 5-12, 2006))
- Bogen Imaging Film and Video Shorts's 1st place for the film "Miko" where Sam played as the lead character Miko (Filmfest held in New York last June 5)
- Nickelodeon Kid's Choice Awards Pinoy Wannabe awardee (July 8, 2006)
Discography
Album (Artist) |
Album Cover | Date of release | Track Listing | Notes |
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Dunkin Donuts Christmas Album |
File:Merry9.jpeg | December 2005 |
Wumba |
2 separate Discs VCD of music videos |
Little Big Star Little Big Star Finalists |
File:Lbd2jb.jpeg | May 2006 |
Track 10. Tara Tena - Sam Concepcion |
2 separate Discs Disc One: Audio CD |
Little Big Deeds | May 2006 |
Track 1. Awit ng Kabutihang Asal - LBS Finalists |
VCD (Stories with lessons in between) |
Filmography
Film
- Miko
Directed by: Paolo Dy
Website: http://www.paolody.com/miko
Genre: Drama
Synopsis : The silent breach between ten-year-old Miko and his father has been growing steadily wider eversince Miko lost his mom a year ago. Miko's quiet and strange behavior baffles his dad who has no idea what his son's real problem is. This film is a snapshot of that moment when one simple revelation brings down the walls that separate two people.
Musical Plays
Most of his plays are from the successful production of STAGES Trumpets.
- Sino Ka Ba, Jose Rizal? (2002) as the young national hero
- The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (2002) as Edmund Pevensie
- Mr. Noah's Big Boat as the voice of Japeth, one of Noah's sons
- Peter Pan and the Time Machine Wendell, the young boy kidnapped by the vicious Captain Hook
- Ragnarok
Television
- Super Inggo (showing on Aug 2006) as "Boi Bawang"
- ASAP Mania (present)
- Little Big Star (2005 - 2006)
- A.S.T.IG - All Set To Imitate God - (2005)
- Whacked (2005)
- Sinekswela (defunct)
- Hirayamanawari (defunct)