SM Little Stars grand finalists to dazzle stage

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Witness the brilliance of young talents shining bright.

On Oct. 14, 2023, 14 pairs of exceptionally talented kids will compete in the grand finals of the SM Little Stars, which will take place at the Music Hall of SM Mall of Asia.

The grand finals are a culmination of an extensive search in which kids aged four to seven all over the Philippines participated.

Now in its 14th year, SM Little Stars has evolved into a platform where young talents in singing, acting, and modeling shine bright.

The young contestants who have made it to the Grand Finals will undergo training with celebrity mentors through a series of workshops, honing their skills and boosting their confidence on stage.

The workshops will also foster new friendships among the participants.

This year’s SM Little Stars features even higher stakes, with over P9 million in cash and prizes up for grabs.

Prizes include a brand-new Suzuki S-presso Special Edition MT MC worth over P600,000, a one-year talent contract at Sparkle GMA Artist Center, a 100% discount on college tuition and miscellaneous fees at National University, and a five-day and four-night trip for two to Hong Kong.

Additional prizes include a total of P100,000 in cash and SM gift certificates (P50,000 in cash and P50,000 worth of SM gift certificates), P30,000 worth of Toy Kingdom gift cards, an annual pass certificate for unlimited bowling and skating valid for one year, 30 regular ride tickets at SM by the Bay Amusement Park / Sky Ranch, and gift vouchers for a two-night stay with breakfast for two at Radisson Blu Cebu.

The anticipation is building! Who will emerge as the next shining SM Little Stars? 

Below, we introduce you to the grand finalists:

SM City Novaliches’ Owdury Cale Silva
SM City Fairview’s Ehran MC Lauren Domingo
SM City Bicutan’s Graciella Zahzih Flojo
SM City East Ortigas’ John Ezekiel Coronel
SM City Marikina’s Sofia Rafaelle Magpantay
SM City Masinag’s Jayson Depaz, Jr.
SM Southmall’s Maria Jeremiel Fajutagana
SM Center Muntinlupa’s Joachim Gale Olpindo
SM City Tarlac’s Princess Emanuelle Adriano
SM City Baguio’s Felix Matining
SM City Tuguegarao’s Yunah Kenshley Calayan
SM Megacenter Cabanatuan’s Eduardo Joson II
SM City Clark’s Hayley Cairee Miclat
SM City Pampanga’s William Morpheus Sabado
SM Center Pulilan’s Mariam Grace Manaysay
SM City Marilao’s Gabriel Jose Adame
SM City Dasmarinas’ Jourdanne Baldonido
SM City Molino’s Jacob Ares Arcelon
SM City Santa Rosa’s Leila Benibe
SM City San Pablo’s Aljon Christoff Banaira
SM City Batangas’ Marrem Angel Martinez
SM City Lucena’s Derrick Mathieu Aguilar
SM City Naga’s Skye Maiden Amata
SM City Sorsogon’s Roger Ezekiel Dio
SM City Cebu’s Mara Hestia Caballero
SM City Cebu’s Karlyle Miguel Corbeta
SM City Butuan’s Felicity Yvette Sultan
SM City CDO Uptown’s Phillip Manuel Daquigan

To know more about SM Little Stars and the full list of prizes, visit smsupermalls.com or follow @SMSupermalls on social media.

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