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Joshua Oliveros Wins The Voice Kids Philippines Season 3 (Viral Videos)

Joshua Oliveros became the third kids finalists who win the country's most prestigious singing competition for kids in the country, The Voice of the Philippines Kids edition Season 3.



The 11-year-old aspiring singer from Team Lea was announced as the grand champion of The Voice Kids during the live finale night and awarding ceremony held on Sunday, August 28, 2016 at the Resorts World Manila.

The young singer Joshua Oliveros was able to defeat his fellow finalists Justin Alva of Team Bamboo and Antonetthe Tismo of Team Sara through public voting. This is also the first time that Team Lea won the title as mentor of The Voice Kids winner.

Joshua Oliveros won the title after he received the highest number or percentage of votes with 38.07 percent.

Team Sara's Antonetthe Tismo finished second with 36.69 while Justin Alva got 25.24 percent in what is considered as one of the closest race so far in the history of The Voice Ph.

Joshua Oliveros brought with him the whooping P1 million cash prize, a recording contract from MCA Music, a House and Lot, Fashion Package and P1 million trust fund for his future needs.

Watch the Journey of Joshua Oliveros in The Voice Ph:







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