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KZ Tandingan

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This article is about the singer. For her self-titled album, see KZ Tandingan (album).
In this Philippine name for married women, the birth middle name or maternal family name is Lobrigas, the birth surname or paternal family name is Tandingan, and the marital name is Monterde.

KZ Tandingan
Tandingan in 2019
Tandingan in 2019
Background information
Birth nameKristine Zhenie Lobrigas Tandingan
Born (1992-03-11) March 11, 1992 (age 32)
Digos, Davao del Sur, Philippines
Genres
Occupations
  • Singer
  • rapper
Years active2012–present
LabelsStar Music
Spouse
TJ Monterde
​
(m. 2020)​

Kristine Zhenie Lobrigas "KZ" Tandingan-Monterde[1] (born March 11, 1992) is a Filipino singer and rapper. She rose to prominence following her win on the first season of The X Factor Philippines in 2012.[2]

Hailed as "Asia's Soul Supreme" by various media outlets,[3][4][5][6] Tandingan is recognized as one of her generation's most celebrated Filipino artists.[7] She has been honored with various accolades and recognitions including 7 Awit Awards, 3 Wish 107.5 Music Awards and 2 Myx Music Awards. She achieved international acclaim after participating in the most popular reality TV singing competition in China, Singer 2018.[8][9] The following year, she made history as the first Filipino artist to stage a sold-out solo concert in Dubai World Trade Center Arena.[10] In 2021, she recorded the first full Filipino Disney song Gabay for the film "Raya and the Last Dragon".[5][10] Tandingan is also among the most successful artists on Billboard's Philippine Top 20 chart,[11] scoring multiple hits and has reached Platinum status for her sophomore album, "Soul Supremacy".[12] As of 2022, her catalog has reached over 278 million all-time streams on Spotify, becoming one of the most streamed female artists in the country.[13]

In 2023, Tandingan served as one of the coaches for the fifth season of The Voice Kids,[14] and reprised her role in the third season of The Voice Teens.[15]

Life and career

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Early life

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KZ Tandingan started singing as a child but had to stop when she was in her junior year in high school after suffering from a throat problem. She is an alumna of University of Southeastern Philippines in Davao City and had graduated with a degree of Bachelor of Science in biology.[16]

Before she joined The X Factor Philippines, Tandingan was part of a local acoustic band.[16]

2012: The X Factor Philippines

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Tandingan was considered an early favorite after she performed a jazzy version of "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" in the fourth week of the Judges' auditions. After receiving a standing ovation from all the judges, she was requested to sing again. Tandingan obliged and sang "Ready or Not" by American hip-hop group, The Fugees. With her second song, she also showed her rapping skills. Tandingan was greatly praised by all of the judges. Nievera even shouted, "A star is born in Digos!".[17] The video of Tandingan's audition went viral online after it was uploaded in YouTube. The video reached nearly 1 million views before it was removed due to copyright issues.[18] During the Bootcamp stage, she sang "Mahirap Magmahal ng Syota ng Iba" by the APO Hiking Society and cried after she made the cut for the Top 20.[19] Tandingan sang "Killing Me Softly with His Song" by Roberta Flack during the Judges' home visit. On week 9, she landed on the bottom 2 for the first time with teammate Allen Sta. Maria, but she survived elimination. Tandingan was Charice's last remaining act after Allen Sta. Maria was eliminated on week 9. She reached the grand finals on October 7, 2012, and was proclaimed the winner of The X Factor Philippines.[2]

Performances and results
The X Factor Philippines season 1 performances and results
Stage Theme Song choice Original artist Order Result
Audition Free choice "Over the Rainbow" Judy Garland — Advanced
"Ready or Not" Fugees
Bootcamp 1 Specific song "Without You" David Guetta — Advanced
Bootcamp 2 Free choice "Mahirap Magmahal Ng Syota Ng Iba" APO Hiking Society — Advanced
Judges' houses Free choice "Killing Me Softly with His Song" Roberta Flack — Advanced
Top 12 Songs from the movies "The Show" Lenka 6 Safe
Top 11 song with Life or Buhay in the title "For Once in My Life" Stevie Wonder 9 Safe
Top 10 Rock "In the End" Linkin Park 10 Safe
Top 9 Tribute to late music icons "Rehab" Amy Winehouse 8 Safe
Top 8 OPM songs "Ang Huling El Bimbo" Eraserheads 7 Safe
Top 7 Songs from the 1980s "Eternal Flame" The Bangles 3 Safe
Top 6 Eraserheads or Rivermaya "Kisapmata" Rivermaya 4 Safe
Top 5 Revival songs "Make You Feel My Love" Bob Dylan 3 Safe
Top 4 Songs from musical heroes "Forever" Chris Brown 3 Bottom 2[a]
Final showdown "Ordinary People" John Legend 2
Finale Contestant's choice "Superstar" The Carpenters 3 Winner
Celebrity duet Duet "The Way We Were"
with Rico J. Puno 		Barbra Streisand 5
Mentor duet Duet "The Way You Look Tonight"
with Charice 		Fred Astaire 1
  1. ^ Tandingan was in the bottom two but was saved by the judges' votes.

2012–present: post The X Factor

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On January 7, 2013, Tandingan entered the Himig Handog contest with the song entry called "Scared To Death", written by Domingo Rosco Jr. The song was accompanied with a music video that was assigned as a project to be directed by University of Santo Tomas and premiered on February 2 in Myx Philippines. She performed the song in the grand finals on February 24, 2013, at the SM Mall of Asia Arena. Overall, the song finished in 4th place and was the third runner-up for Best P-pop Love Song thus rewarding the writer of Tandingan's song one hundred thousand pesos in cash.[20][21] On April 21, 2013, she toured across North America as a supporting act for pop band Side A.[20][22] On May 2, 2013, Tandingan released her self-titled debut album. The album was produced by Jonathan Manalo and consists of mainly original songs with some covers.[23] On June 27, 2013, she officially launched the album on Makati City.[24][25][26]

On January 11, 2014, Tandingan won ₱1,000,000 in The Singing Bee where she accumulated 4 straight songs correctly. In the show, she did not make a single error in the first 2 rounds and eventually won a tie-breaker against co-contestants Frenchie Dy and Sitti, who also did not commit any errors throughout the game. The following year, she was announced as one of the eight contestants for the second season of Your Face Sounds Familiar along with Myrtle Sarrosa, Sam Concepcion, Cacai Bautista, Kean Cipriano, Denise Laurel, Michael Pangilinan and Eric Nicolas. The show ran from September 12, 2015, to December 13, 2015. and she was the 3rd runner-up. Tandingan was then announced as one of the celebrity mentors in We Love OPM in 2016, being the mentor of Team O Diva. The show ran from May 14, 2016, to July 17, 2016. She is currently seen in ASAP, as one of the ASAP Soul Sessions with Jason Dy, Daryl Ong, Jay R and Kyla. The Soul Sessions formed on May 15, 2016, and disbanded in late 2017.[27]

Singer 2018

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On February 9, 2018, Tandingan competed as a weekly challenger on China's Singer 2018 wherein she placed first on her debut round on week five. She sang her own rendition of Adele's "Rolling in the Deep". She remained as a contestant on the show until her elimination on week nine.[28]

On February 16, 2018, Tandingan sang the Mandopop song in her own rendition, "The Hurts You Never Knew" (Chinese: 你不知道的痛), a combination of three pieces of songs "What Else Do You Want From Me"(Chinese:你還要我怎樣) by Joker Xue, "All The Things You Never Knew" (Chinese:你不知道的事) by Wang Leehom and "Still Aching" (Chinese:還隱隱作痛) by Power Station. She was allowed to remain in the competition for ranking third in the top four, per the competition rules for a challenger.[29]

On March 16, 2018, Tandingan sang "Royals" where she was the third person to perform. That week was a double elimination (after one contestant was too ill to perform and was given bye that week), and per the competition rules the two singers receiving the lowest count of overall votes would be eliminated. She finished last on the overall votes, which resulted in her elimination of Singer 2018 (another contestant, James Li, was also eliminated for finishing 7th on the overall count after a challenger of the week successfully placed in the top four).[citation needed]

Tandingan's stint on the show showcased her artistry in different music genres. Her eventual elimination created a flurry of criticism from social media commentators and Chinese fans she had gained. On Weibo, China's equivalent of Twitter, KZ Tandingan became the second-most talked-about topic after her elimination.[citation needed]

Eliminated singers, except singers who withdrew and singers in the first round, returned for the breakout episode (aired April 6, 2018) for a chance to re-enter Singer 2018 and qualify for the grand finals. Tandingan performed a Tagalog/Mandarin rendition of Anak and finished 7th, and was unable to advance to the finals. Despite her elimination, she later returned as a guest singer (along with former winner Coco Lee) for a performance from Jessie J (who was the series winner) in the grand finals aired April 13, 2018.[citation needed]

DIVAS

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On April 27, 2016, KZ was announced to be part of the DIVAS Live in Manila concert along with Kyla, Yeng Constantino, and Angeline Quinto (Rachelle Ann Go was originally planned to be part of the lineup, but backed out due to international commitments). The singers staged their first team-up concert titled DIVAS Live in Manila on November 11, 2016, at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.[30]

On December 15, 2018, Tandingan, along with Constantino, Kyla and Quinto staged another concert at the Smart Araneta Coliseum with Boyz II Men titled Boyz II Men with DIVAS.[31]

From July–August 2023, Kyla, Yeng and KZ toured in the United States and Canada following the Cornerstone All Star Concert, with Jason Dy as their special guest for the tour, titled Vocal Champs.[32]

Concerts and tours

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2016
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On April 27, 2016, it was announced that a girl group named DIVAS, composed of Tandingan, Yeng Constantino, Kyla, Rachelle Ann Go and Angeline Quinto would debut with their first concert at the Smart Araneta Coliseum titled DIVAS: Live in Manila on November 11, 2016. However, Go left the group due to scheduling problems.[citation needed]

2018
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KZ held her first major solo concert Supreme: KZ Tandingan at Mall of Asia Arena on June 22, 2018. She shared the stage with some of the biggest artists in Philippines, including fellow ASAP Soul Sessionists Kyla, Jason Dy and Daryl Ong, her biggest rap influence Gloc-9, Malaya hitmaker Moira Dela Torre, singer Iñigo Pascual, and rapper Shanti Dope.[33] Shen then embarked on her first world tour, the "Supreme: World Tour".

On October 31, 2018, KZ returned to the MOA Arena Stage, this time performing alongside Chinese singers Fish Leong, A-Lin, Faye at the PDMN "To Youth Nice To Meet You" Phil-Chi Star Concert.[citation needed]

On December 15, DIVAS returned to the Araneta Coliseum, staging a collaboration concert with the international R&B vocal trio Boyz II Men.[citation needed]

Discography

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Studio albums

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Year Title Certifications
(sales thresholds)
2013 KZ Tandingan
  • Released: May 3, 2013
  • Formats: CD, Digital download
2017 Soul Supremacy
  • Released: 2017
  • Formats: CD, Digital download

Singles

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Title Year Peak chart positions Album
PHI
[34] 		PHI
20
As lead artist
"Killing Me Softly" 2012 — — The X Factor Philippines / KZ Tandingan
"Scared to Death" 2013 — — Himig Handog P-Pop Love Songs 2013 / KZ Tandingan
"Puro Laro" — — KZ Tandingan
"Mahal Ko O Mahal Ako" 2014 — 3 Himig Handog P-Pop Love Songs 2014
"Laban Pa"
(with Jay R) 		2016 — — Himig Handog P-Pop Love Songs 2016
"Two Less Lonely People in the World" 2017 2[35] 1[36] Kita Kita soundtrack
"Labo" — — Soul Supremacy
"'Imposible"
(KZ Tandingan x Shanti Dope) 		2019 — —
"Raise Your Flag"
(with Kritiko) 		— — Non-album single
"My Hair, My Say" 2020 — — Non-album single
"Can't Wait to Say I Do"
(with TJ Monterde) 		2020
"Gabay" 2021 — — Gabay (From "Raya and the Last Dragon" / Tagalog Version)
”Huli Na, HULI NA” 2022 — — Flower of Evil Official Soundtrack
”Pinas Lang Malakas” 2023 — — MLBB M4 World Championship Official National Cheer Campaign song with collaborations of Nik Makino, MPL Philippines casters, Blacklist International and ECHO Philippines
As featured artist
"Bolang Kristal"
(with Abra) 		2016 — — Abra
"Ikaw at Ako Pa Rin"
(with TJ Monterde) 		2017 43 8 TJ Monterde - EP
"Industriya"
(with Gloc-9) 		— — Sukli
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was released before Billboard Philippines era.

Filmography

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Television

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Year Title Network Role Notes Ref(s)
2012 The X Factor Philippines ABS-CBN Contestant Winner
2012–present ASAP Herself Performer
2013–2021 Himig Handog Contestant "Scared To Death" (4th place)
"Mahal Ko O Mahal Ako" (Winner)
"Laban Pa" (3rd place)
"Marupok" (Winner)
2014 The Singing Bee Contestant Winner; won ₱1,000,000
2015 Your Face Sounds Familiar (season 2) Contestant 4th place
2016 We Love OPM Mentor O Diva; 3rd place
2017 FPJ's Ang Probinsyano Herself Wedding Singer
2018 Singer 2018 Hunan Television Contestant Invited first as a challenger
2022 Top Class TV5 Herself Vocal Mentor
2023 The Voice Kids Kapamilya Channel
A2Z
TV5 		Herself Coach [37]
2024 It's Showtime Kapamilya Channel
A2Z
ALLTV
GMA Network
GTV 		Herself Performer

Films

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Year Title Role
2019 The Art of Ligaw Carisse
Notes
  1. ^ The table above only includes Tandingan's significant appearances, therefore guest appearances are not included.

Concerts

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List of concerts, with dates, venues and number of performances
Year Title Notes
2017 KZ Tandingan: Soul Supremacy[38] • Tandingan's first digital concert for ABS-CBN’s music portal One Music PH.
2019 Supreme World Tour[39] • First Filipino act to have performed a sold-out show at the Dubai World Trade Centre Arena (8,500 to 10,000 capacity).

• Tandingan's biggest concert since winning X Factor Philippines.[40]

2023 Live in Concert (North America Concert Tour) with Bamboo[41][42]

Special appearances

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Year Title Notes
2017 Manila X Festival 2017[43] • Co-headlined with William Singe, Bamboo, Kiana Valenciano, Curtismith, Sam Concepcion, Jessica Connelly, Franco, Saydie, The Juans, Tukar Sinati, and dance group A Team.
2022 1MX London 2022[44] • Co-headlined with Bamboo, EZ Mil, Darren Espanto, SAB, Jeremy G, Angela Ken, Jon Guelas.

Awards

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Year Awards Nominated Result Ref.
2012 25th Aliw Awards
by Aliw Awards Foundation, Inc. 		KZ Tandingan
as the Best New Artist 		Won [45][46]
2013 26th Awit Awards
by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry 		"Wag Ka Nang Umiyak"
as the Best Performance by a New Female Recording Artist 		Nominated [47][48]
2014 27th Awit Awards
by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry 		"Bakit Lumuluha"
as Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist 		Nominated [49]
"Scared to Death"
as Best Ballad Recording 		Won
"Darating Din"
as Best Inspirational/Religious Recording 		Nominated
"Darating Din"
as Best Jazz Recording 		Won
Myx Music Awards 2014
by MYX 		KZ Tandingan
as Favorite Female Artist 		Nominated [50]
KZ Tandingan
as Favorite New Artist 		Won
2015 28th Awit Awards
by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry 		"May Bukas Pa" (with Yeng Constantino)
as Best Collaboration 		Won [51]
"Mahal Ko O Mahal Ako"
as Best Ballad Recording 		Won
2016 29th Awit Awards
by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry 		"Wag Ka Nang Umiyak" (with Ebe Dancel)
as Best Collaboration 		Nominated [52][53]
2017 30th Awit Awards
by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry 		"Industriya" (with Gloc-9)
as Best Collaboration 		Nominated [54][55]
"Industriya" (with Gloc-9)
as Best Rap/HipHop Recording 		Nominated
2nd Wish 107.5 Music Awards
by Wish 107.5 FM 		"Throwback" (as featured artist; with Morissette)
as Wish Original Song Of the Year by a Female Artist 		Won [56]
2018 3rd Wish 107.5 Music Awards
by Wish 107.5 FM 		KZ Tandingan
as Wish Artist of the Year 		Nominated [57][58]
"Two Less Lonely People in the World"
as Wishclusive Pop Performance of the Year 		Won
"Ikaw At Ako Pa Rin" (with TJ Monterde)
as Wishclusive Collaboration of the Year 		Nominated
"Labo" by KZ Tandingan
as Wish Urban Song of the Year 		Won
"Win The Moment" (as featured artist; with Quest)
as Wish Urban Song of the Year 		Nominated
2020 33rd Awit Awards
by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry 		"Halik sa Hangin"
as Best Performance by a Female Recording Artist 		Won [59]
"Imposible" (with Shanti Dope)
as Best Collaboration 		Won
"Imposible" (with Shanti Dope)
as Song of the Year 		Won

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