'The Voice,' Utica edition: Sofronio Vasquez was prepared going into Season 26 finale
Vasquez, who is from Mindanao in the Philippines, just moved to Utica in the middle of last year. But he’s felt like part of the community from the moment he started appearing on "The Voice," he said. “It feels like I was really born and raised in Utica,” he said. “I never felt like being an alien.”
Utica singer Sofronio Vasquez wins ‘The Voice,’ becomes 2nd winner from Upstate NY
Sofronio Vasquez, of Utica, N.Y., was crowned the season 26 winner on “The Voice” finale Tuesday night. The Philippines native is the first Asian and Filipino contestant to win the U.S. singing competition, and also gave coach Michael Bublé a victory in his first season on the NBC TV show.
If there's anyone who has seen Sofronio Vasquez's potential as a true champion, it would be Gary Valenciano, who was among ...
In a nerve wracking two-hour season finale Tuesday night, Utica, New York-based Filipino singer Sofronio Vasquez was named ...
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