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===Career Success: 2008-Present===
===Career Success: 2008-Present===
[[Image:Sarah Geronimo THE NEXT ONE CONCERT.JPG|thumb|left|Opening number of Geronimo in her 'The Next One' concert singing "[[Forever's Not Enough]]" while playing a piano (November 2008).]] In early 2008, Geronimo reunited with Erik Santos, Rachelle Ann Go and Christian Bautista in a Valentine's Day concert at the Araneta Coliseum, entitled "OL4LUV".<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.pep.ph/guide/1541/Four-singing-champions-share-Big-Dome-stage-for-Valentine-concert|title=OL4LUV Valentines Concert}}</ref> Geronimo released the ''In Motion'' DVD, filmed at the Araneta Coliseum, on February 27, 2008.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://getitfromboy.net/sarah-geronimo-in-motion/|title=Sarah Geronimo in Motion's DVD copy}}</ref> Before Geronimo release her fifth studio album, she released "I'll Be Here" as the fourth and final single of ''Taking Flight''. She collaborated with [[Backstreet Boys]] member [[Howie Dorough]] in the song "I'll Be There" produced by [[Christian de Walden]] to be included in her album ''Just Me''.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/entertainment/09/25/08/sarah-geronimo-meets-backstreet-boys-howie-dorough|title=Abs-cbn news: Sarah Geronimo meets Backstreet Boys' Howie Dorough}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.pep.ph/guide/2660/Howie-Dorough-visits-the-Philippines|title=Sarah Geronimo on Howie Dorough for her Just Me album}}</ref> Like her previous albums, her ''Just Me'' album achieved platinum status and has been awarded on December 21, 2008 on [[ASAP Mania|ASAP]].<ref name="Sarah Geronimo in Platinum Circle Awards1"/> She also released her 3rd single, "Dahil Minahal Mo Ako" from the album ''Just Me''.
[[Image:Sarah Geronimo THE NEXT ONE CONCERT.JPG|thumb|left|Opening number of Geronimo in her 'The Next One' concert singing "[[Forever's Not Enough]]" while playing a piano (November 2008).]] In early 2008, Geronimo reunited with [[Erik Santos]], [[Rachelle Ann Go]] and [[Christian Bautista]] in a Valentine's Day concert at the Araneta Coliseum, entitled "OL4LUV".<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.pep.ph/guide/1541/Four-singing-champions-share-Big-Dome-stage-for-Valentine-concert|title=OL4LUV Valentines Concert}}</ref> Geronimo released the ''In Motion'' DVD, filmed at the Araneta Coliseum, on February 27, 2008.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://getitfromboy.net/sarah-geronimo-in-motion/|title=Sarah Geronimo in Motion's DVD copy}}</ref> Before Geronimo release her fifth studio album, she released "I'll Be Here" as the fourth and final single of ''Taking Flight''. She collaborated with [[Backstreet Boys]] member [[Howie Dorough]] in the song "I'll Be There" produced by [[Christian de Walden]] to be included in her album ''Just Me''.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/entertainment/09/25/08/sarah-geronimo-meets-backstreet-boys-howie-dorough|title=Abs-cbn news: Sarah Geronimo meets Backstreet Boys' Howie Dorough}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.pep.ph/guide/2660/Howie-Dorough-visits-the-Philippines|title=Sarah Geronimo on Howie Dorough for her Just Me album}}</ref> Like her previous albums, her ''Just Me'' album achieved platinum status and has been awarded on December 21, 2008 on [[ASAP Mania|ASAP]].<ref name="Sarah Geronimo in Platinum Circle Awards1"/> She also released her 3rd single, "Dahil Minahal Mo Ako" from the album ''Just Me''.
On July 30, 2008, Geronimo starred with Filipino actor [[John Lloyd Cruz]] in ''[[A Very Special Love]]'', where it grossed PHP 179,569,117.<ref name="A Very Special Love movie gross"/><ref name="autogenerated1"/><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.pep.ph/news/18711/John-Lloyd-Cruz-overwhelmed-by-box-office-success-of-A-Very-Special-Love|title=Box Office Hit: A Very Special Love}}</ref> Geronimo recorded her own version of the song "A Very Special Love" for the movie which was included in the repackaged edition of ''Taking Flight''.
On July 30, 2008, Geronimo starred with Filipino actor [[John Lloyd Cruz]] in ''[[A Very Special Love]]'', where it grossed PHP 179,569,117.<ref name="A Very Special Love movie gross"/><ref name="autogenerated1"/><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.pep.ph/news/18711/John-Lloyd-Cruz-overwhelmed-by-box-office-success-of-A-Very-Special-Love|title=Box Office Hit: A Very Special Love}}</ref> Geronimo recorded her own version of the song "A Very Special Love" for the movie which was included in the repackaged edition of ''Taking Flight''.


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Sarah Geronimo

Sarah Asher Tua Geronimo (born on July 25, 1988) is a Filipino singer, dance, and actress. Born to a large, indigent family in Santa Cruz, Manila, Philippines, Geronimo first appeared on national television in 1992 on a children's TV show Pen-Pen de Sarapen, and went on to star in ABS-CBN's children's show called Ang TV in 1996.[1] Geronimo gained fame when she joined a national singing competition called Star For A Night where she became as the Grand Champion of the show. She received 1 million in cash and a contract with Viva Management. Following her contract, Viva's owner Vicente Del Rosario became her manager.[2] Geronimo established herself as a pop artist in the Philippines when she released her first album, Popstar: A Dream Come True, where she recorded her first singles Forever's Not Enough, If Only, and Sa Iyo.[2]

In 2004, she entered ABS-CBN and become part of a musical variety show called ASAP, which aired every Sunday. She also played the starring role like Bituing Walang Ningning and Pangarap Na Bituin, where she was recognized as an actress but with the role as a singer in both series. In 2008, she starred a movie along with filipino actor John Lloyd Cruz, titled A Very Special Love and it's sequel You Changed My Life in 2009.[3][4][5][6]

Life and career

Childhood and early beginnings

Sarah Geronimo was born July 25, 1988 as the third of four children and grew up in a rented house in Santa Cruz, Manila Philippines. She was born to Delfin Geronimo, a retired PLDT employee, and Divina Geronimo, who ran a home beauty parlor in Santa Cruz Manila.[7]

At the age of two, Geronimo showed a good timing and vocal potential.[7] When she was four, she appeared as a regular member of the cast of the children's TV show Pen-Pen de Sarapen group (1992-1994), hosted by Connie Angeles.[1][8] At six, she did a mini-concert at Isetann Cinema Complex on Recto Avenue, a few blocks away from their house.[8] She also joined a singing contest sponsored by PLDT, where she performed "The Greatest Performance of My Life" and won first prize.[7] At the age of eight, she enrolled at the Center for Pop Music Philippines where she received her first formal music and voice lessons.[8] Geronimo was also performing in hotel lounges, on campuses, and in shopping malls, while guesting in various TV shows; around this time she was cast in the ABS-CBN landmark children's show Ang TV.[1][8] She also played a cameo role in Star Cinema’s Sarah, Ang Munting Prinsesa.[8]

During this time, Geronimo's family experienced financial and other trouble; the bankruptcy of the family business and sickness in the family led to financial problems, making it difficult to afford audition and tuition fees.[7]

Career breakthrough: 2002-2003

Due to family's financial problems, in 2002 Geronimo entered a nationwide singing contest previously aired in IBC 13, the Star For A Night competition hosted by Regine Velasquez. On March 1, 2003 she sang "To Love You More" and "To Mother with Love" as a contest piece and made the judges see a rising star in her appearance.[7] The 14 yrs old Geronimo won the competition with a prize of 1 million pesos and a 10-year contract with Viva Entertainment Group. In addition, Vicente Del Rosario, owner of Viva Management became her manager. Her Mother said: "Her cash prize in Star For a Night was a big help, This schoolyear, we don't need to borrow money from other people because of my children's tuition fees".[8] She was also given the title of Pop Star Princess after winning the competition.[2][7]

Geronimo became the featured artist in MTV’s Rising Star for the Whole month of September.[1] Also in the same month Geronimo released her debut album, Popstar: A Dream Come True and her first concert at the music museum with the same title.[9][10] Geronimo's real career breakthrough came when she released her first album Popstar: A Dream Come True and produced singles such as "Forever's Not Enough", "If Only", "To Love You More," and "Sa Iyo".[2] When she recorded her debut album, Geronimo recalled, Star For a Night host, Regine Velasquez gave her pointers on voice projection and how to hit high notes without straining her vocal chords too much..[8] On October 4, 2003, Geronimo staged first concert Popstar: A Dream Come True with the same title as her first album. Due to public request, On October 24 2003, Geronimo staged her Popstar: A Dream Come True: The Repeat.[9]

Geronimo's acting career starts in the film Filipinas where she's been introduced as an actress and not a singer.[8] Geronimo's co-star in the film, Maricel Soriano predicts a bright future for her. Soriano said that:

That girl will go far. She’s only 14, right? For someone like Sarah who is first time to appear and act in a film, she's good and I'm proud of her.[11]

Early Success: 2004-2007

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Geronimo performing Michael Jackson's "Billy Jean" in her The Other Side Concert at the Araneta Coliseum (September 2005)

In 2004, Geronimo signed a contract with ABS-CBN, where she had her first acting project starring in a drama series entitled Sarah, The Teen Princess.[12][13] She also stars in a musical variety show, ASAP that aired every Sunday. ASAP became her opportunity to get the attention of the public, and it is also her place to enhance her singing and dancing skills.[14] In 2005, Geronimo sang the theme of a Star Cinema movie, Can This Be Love.[15] She also became part of the fourth season of the weekly teen-oriented program SCQ Reload, Kilig Ako.[16] She also played in the fantasy movie Lastikman, produced by VIVA Films.[17]

In November 2004, Geronimo released her second album, Sweet Sixteen, with "How Could You Say You Love Me" as the first single. Along with other reality star search winners Rachelle Ann Go and Erik Santos, Geronimo performed in the Night of the Champions concert at the Araneta Coliseum, followed by a tour of the US. [18] On September 29, 2005, Geronimo staged her first major concert at the Araneta Coliseum entitled The Other Side.[19] The concert filled almost 16,000 seats of the coliseum.[19][19] Viva Records released a live DVD album of a solo concert in Araneta Coliseum, The Other Side: Live Album. In the summer of 2005, a rerun of the Night of the Champions toured the US for two months.[20]

In 2006, she was cast in ABS-CBN's primetime soap opera, Bituing Walang Ningning, a remake of the 1985 classic box-office hit movie. She stars as an aspiring singer named Dorina Pineda, the role originally played by Sharon Cuneta in the movie version in 1985.[21] She also released a soundtrack of the series. Her third studio album, Becoming, it was produced by international producer and composer Christian De Walden, and released in August 2006. During the launch of the album, De Walden said: "She's definitely the biggest talent I have come across with the last ten years". He was particularly astounded by Geronimo's ability to not only learn a song fast but style it almost worthy patent.[22] The album yielded three singles: "I Still Believe In Loving You", "Carry My Love" and "Iingatan Ko Ang Pag-ibig Mo". According to one critic, "the album isn't completely successful. It's nevertheless heartening to hear Sarah spreading her musical wings by trying new types of songs that wouldn't have been considered in the lineup of her showy first albums."[23]

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Geronimo's Entrance at her second major concert at the Araneta Coliseum entitled Sarah Geronimo In Motion (July 2007)

Geronimo continued to perform globally as she staged concerts in Taiwan, Canada, Alaska, and Dubai. She also held "The Other Side US Tour" in San Diego, Hanford, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, Honolulu, Maui, Washington DC and Atlantic City. [24] Due to insistent public demand, Geronimo staged her "The Other Side of Sarah US Tour Part 2" in San Diego, California, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Alaska, Chicago, Honolulu and Maui.[25] In Philstar news, it is said that Geronimo is the first filipino to perform in Harris Theater for Music and Dance of Millennium Parks in Chicago.[25] On November 18, 2006, she was chosen by Manny Pacquiao to sing the Philippine national anthem Lupang Hinirang prior to his match against Mexico's Erik Morales at the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas.[26]

She staged her second major solo concert on July 14, 2007, at the Araneta Coliseum entitled Sarah Geronimo In Motion. Before the concert, Geronimo said that "I was praying that; everything will go well because my previous major concert The Other Side, the aircondition has been shut down due to major problems. Thus, the audience suffered from the hot atmosphere in the coliseum". [27] Geronimo also concluded that she was excited in her concert because, she is going to do a dance performance with Gary Valenciano.[27] After this concert, Sarah has a follow-up concert of the same title in Clark Expo in Pampanga on July 21 2007.[27] On July 2007, Geronimo confirm that she'll stage the "Sarah In Motion" US tour in August-September 2007.[28][29]

Shortly after staging her second solo major concert, she released her fourth studio album, Taking Flight, which yielded the singles "I'll Be Alright" and "Ikaw."[30] Her taking flight album became a certified platinum, selling more than 25,000 units.[31]

She took the lead role in ABS-CBN's primetime drama Pangarap Na Bituin, which premiered September 3, 2007 and ended December 7 the same year on Primetime Bida. It is a regional semi-finalist for the 2008 International Emmy Awards under the Telenovela Program category.[32]

Career Success: 2008-Present

File:Sarah Geronimo THE NEXT ONE CONCERT.JPG
Opening number of Geronimo in her 'The Next One' concert singing "Forever's Not Enough" while playing a piano (November 2008).

In early 2008, Geronimo reunited with Erik Santos, Rachelle Ann Go and Christian Bautista in a Valentine's Day concert at the Araneta Coliseum, entitled "OL4LUV".[33] Geronimo released the In Motion DVD, filmed at the Araneta Coliseum, on February 27, 2008.[34] Before Geronimo release her fifth studio album, she released "I'll Be Here" as the fourth and final single of Taking Flight. She collaborated with Backstreet Boys member Howie Dorough in the song "I'll Be There" produced by Christian de Walden to be included in her album Just Me.[35][36] Like her previous albums, her Just Me album achieved platinum status and has been awarded on December 21, 2008 on ASAP.[31] She also released her 3rd single, "Dahil Minahal Mo Ako" from the album Just Me.

On July 30, 2008, Geronimo starred with Filipino actor John Lloyd Cruz in A Very Special Love, where it grossed PHP 179,569,117.[3][5][37] Geronimo recorded her own version of the song "A Very Special Love" for the movie which was included in the repackaged edition of Taking Flight.

In November 8, 2008, she staged her third major solo concert in Araneta Coliseum, entitled The Next One and every seat in the Coliseum was occupied when the time Geronimo started her concert at around 8:45 in the evening.[38][39] International singer Billy Crawford was one of the guest that night said that:

You know Sarah, I'm one of your million fans. I've told you this, you're awesome, you're amazing.. You are so blessed that's why I've told you, Sarah, You're "The One".[39]

Backstreet Boy member Howie Dorough also took time to help her for this concert when he pre-taped the song "I'll Be There" and Sarah sang it along with him during one segment of the show.[39]

Her fifth studio album, Just Me, was re-released, adding You Changed My Life. Just Me album's lead single I’ll Be There, where she duets with Backstreet Boy Howie Dorough.[40] I’ll Be There is produced by Christian de Walden of Hollywood and was composed by Al Taveel and Pamela Philips-Oland.[40] Geronimo was also recognized by ASAP '08 for achieving a rare feat: attaining the Platinum status for two of her albums (2007's Taking Flight and 2008's Just Me) and her two DVD concert (2005's The Other Side and 2007's Sarah In Motion), each album and DVD achieve more than 25,000 units of sales.[31] In February 2009, Geronimo appeared in the follow-up movie with John Lloyd Cruz, You Changed My Life (A Very Special Love Sequel).[6] The film earned PHP 230.44 million total theatrical earnings and is ranked as the "Highest Top-Grossing Filipino Film of All Time".[41]

In March-April 2009, Geronimo went to US for her 'The Next One" US tour, where she receive positive reviews and comments from the people that watched her concert.[42] After the US tour, Geronimo said that "she was preparing for the re-staging of her highly successful Sarah Geronimo: The Next One Philippine concert tour," which was started in June 2009. "The Next One" Philippine tour will take her to perform in 14 different cities and provinces in the Philippines.[43][44]

During one of her endorsement launch, Geronimo said that:

It feels good to know that I inspire and influence kids, But I know that, with fame, comes a big responsibility.[44]

In mid-2009 she recorded the theme song of Sunsilk, "Record Breaker". On August 5, 2009 she sang Virna Lisa's "Magkaisa" at the burial of former President Corazon Aquino.[45]

On November 7, 2009, Geronimo staged her 4th major solo concert, Record Breaker, in the Araneta Coliseum. The concert was a qualified success with people packing the venue to near capacity.[41][46][47] The concert prove that Geronimo gradually distance herself from her teen image. Geronimo became very emotional while talking about her struggles when she was still a beginner that tries to make big in the industry inundated by talents and aspiring singers. The celebrities that seen during the concert were Regine Velasquez, Rachelle Ann Go, Anne Curtis, Iya Villania, and Rayver Cruz.[48] Velasquez made the a telling gesture when she gave Geronimo a pearl necklace when the latter went down to the audience.[48] Many saw it as a symbolic "passing of the torch" between two music icons of the philippines.[48]

Geronimo released her first solo Christmas album, Your Christmas Girl, in October 2009, followed by her sixth studion album, Music and Me. [49][50][51]

On December 1, 2009, Sarah Geronimo has received a star on the Philippines Walk of Fame at Libis, East­­wood.[52]

On early 2010, Geronimo is scheduled to shoot a new film along with Judy Ann Santos with the title of Hating Kapatid. [53]

Discography

Awards and Recognition

Main article: List of awards and recognition received by Sarah Geronimo

Solo studio albums

Year Title Record Label Certifications Copies Sold
2003 *Popstar: A Dream Come True VIVA Records 7x Platinum 210,000
2004 *Sweet Sixteen VIVA Records 3x Platinum 90,000
2006 *Becoming VIVA Records Platinum 30,000
2007 ***Taking Flight VIVA Records 2x Platinum 60,000
2008 ***Just Me VIVA Records Platinum More than 30,000
2009 Your Christmas Girl VIVA Records Platinum More than 30,000
2009 Music And Me VIVA Records Platinum More than 30,000

Compilation and soundtrack albums

Year Title Record Label Certifications Copies Sold
2003 Star For A Night VIVA Records 60,000
2004 Night of the Champions VIVA Records 30,000
Annie B. Soundtrack VIVA Records 15,000
Lastikman Soundtrack VIVA Records 15,000
2005 Can this be Love Soundtrack Star Records & VIVA Records 15,000
Search for the Star in a Million Star Records & VIVA Records 30,000
The Other Side: Live Album VIVA Records 30,000
Ang Bango ng Pasko VIVA Records 30,000
2006 Bituing Walang Ningning Star Records & VIVA Records 30,000
Hotsilog Star Records 60,000
2007 Little Big Superstar Star Records & VIVA Records 15,000
Pangarap Na Bituin Star Records & VIVA Records 30,000
2008 OPM VIVA Records 60,000
2008 GV25: An All-Star Tribute Star Records 30,000
2009 In My Life (OST) Star Records
2009 Record Breaker VIVA Records
2009 Paalam Maraming Salamat President Corazon Aquino Memorial Soundtrack Star Records 30,000

Filmography

Movies

Year Film Role Company Notes and Awards
1995 Sarah: Ang Munting Prinsesa Sarah's classmate Star Cinema Cameo
billed as "Sarah Asher Geronimo"
2003 Filipinas Kathleen VIVA Films
Captain Barbell Mara Premiere Productions
2004 Annie B. Patty VIVA Films
Masikip sa Dibdib Singer VIVA Films Cameo
Lastikman: Unang Banat Lara Manuel VIVA Films Nominated — Metro Manila Film Festival Award for Best Actress
2008 A Very Special Love Adelaida "Laida" Magtalas Star Cinema / VIVA Films 4th Highest-grossing Filipino film of all time
Nominated — ENPRESS Golden Screen Award for Best Actress (Musical or Comedy)
2009 You Changed My Life Adelaida "Laida" Magtalas Star Cinema / VIVA Films Highest-grossing Filipino film of all time
2010 Hating Kapatid TBA VIVA Films filming
with Judy Ann Santos
Runaway Adelaida "Laida" Magtalas Star Cinema / VIVA Films pre-production
with John Lloyd Cruz
2011 I'll Never Love This Way Again TBA Star Cinema / VIVA Films pre-production
with Piolo Pascual

Television

Year Title Role Network Notes
1992-94 Pen Pen de Sarapen Herself ABS-CBN
1995-96 Ang TV Herself ABS-CBN
2001 Star for a Night Herself IBC Grand Champion Contestant
2003 SOP Herself GMA Network
Click Herself GMA Network Recurring role
Magpakailanman Kyla GMA Network Episode "Kyla's Life Story"
2004-present ASAP Herself ABS-CBN
2004 Sarah: The Teen Princess Sarah ABS-CBN Main role
2005 SCQ Reload: Kilig Ako! Sarah ABS-CBN Main role
2006 Your Song Mitch ABS-CBN Episode "Forever's Not Enough"
Bituing Walang Ningning Dorina Pineda ABS-CBN Main role
Love Spell Doña Rosing / Rose ABS-CBN Episode "Sweet Sixty"
Maalaala Mo Kaya Rose Erea ABS-CBN Episode "Kwintas"
Your Song Marge Hernandez ABS-CBN Episode "Pers Lab"
2007 Your Song Sophia "Pia" Rodriguez ABS-CBN Episode "Carry My Love"
Pangarap na Bituin Emerald Gomez/Mendoza ABS-CBN Main role
2008 Maalaala Mo Kaya Rose Marie Calderon ABS-CBN Episode "Doll House"
2010 Boys Over Flowers Jan Di ABS-CBN Main Role

Concert and film DVDs

Year Title Record Label Copies Sold
2005 The Other Side VIVA Records More than 30,000
2008 In Motion VIVA Records More than 30,000
2008 A Very Special Love VIVA Films, Star Cinema 4th Highest Grossing Filipino Movie of All-Time
2009 You Changed My Life VIVA Films, Star Cinema Highest Top-Grossing Filipino Movie of All Time
2009 The Next One VIVA Records More than 30,000
2010 Record Breaker VIVA Records Set to be released on March/April 2010

Major concerts

Year Title Venue
2005 The Other Side Araneta Coliseum
2007 In Motion Araneta Coliseum
2008 The Next One Araneta Coliseum
2009 Record Breaker Araneta Coliseum

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