Siomai vendor Jovit Baldivino is first grand winner of Pilipinas Got Talent

Former siomai vendor turned singer Jovit Baldivino was hailed as the first winner of Pilipinas Got Talent. The ABS-CBN talent-reality show conducted its results night earlier tonight, June 13, at the Araneta Coliseum while the performance night was held yesterday, June 12.

The Batangueño singer, who performed Queen’s “Too Much Love Will Kill You,” takes home the cash prize of P2 million. According to tonight’s survey, he received 47.74 percent of the total votes.

Breakdancers Velasco Brothers and dance group Baguio Metamorphosis were the runners-up, winning P100,000 each.

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