Natalie Grace Ortaliz Yanson, an eleven-year-old vocalist, recently sang at “That’s Amore: A Night at the Movies” on November 9 at the Aliw Theater in Pasay City. Yanson has an impressive performance record.
Yanson has already received two Aliw awards at a young age.
She impressed the audience with a French vocal solo on the show titled “Viola,” which was originally performed by Barbara Pravi.
The event, which celebrated iconic movie soundtracks, brought together established and emerging performers. Yanson drew admiration for her confidence and clear vocal tone, with many attendees praising her ability to deliver emotionally rich interpretations beyond her years.
Yanson’s appearance at the concert adds to her already impressive performance record. She has previously participated in several recitals, showcases, and special events, earning recognition for her strong vocal range and musicality. Mentors have noted her dedication to training, discipline in practice, and natural musical intuition.
Family members say Natalie has been singing since early childhood and has consistently shown passion for performing.
“She really loves the stage. Every performance is a chance for her to grow,” a family representative said.
Concert organizers highlighted Yanson as one of the standout young artists of the night.
“Natalie showed remarkable poise and professionalism,” one organizer said. “It’s rare to see someone her age handle a live audience with such ease. She has the potential to go far.”
Audience members echoed this sentiment, sharing clips online and expressing excitement about seeing her future development. Social media posts praised her vocal clarity, confidence, and charm.
With each performance, Yanson continues to establish herself as one of the most promising young vocalists in her age group. She is expected to participate in more musical events in the coming months and is reportedly preparing for additional recitals and competitions.
Teachers and industry insiders believe she has the potential to carve out a long career in music if her passion continues.
