Okay, time to buckle down to the business of sharing my choices for the two crowns to be handed out tomorrow night at the SM Mall of Asia Arena. Among the twenty (20) teenaged ladies, I’ve had my eyes transfixed on two competitors who embody the image and personality of whoever will win the first Miss Teen Earth title. My #1 pick is Vanessa Mae Walters of Cebu City. This graceful and elegant lass shows off a sense of style that is hinging on the cusp of adulthood, but still exuding the youthful joie-de-vivre of a sixteener. She simply has an over-all impact that stands out from the rest. I reckon that she will be a most qualified young ambassadress of Mother nature. My alternate (or #2) is Angelique Stephanie Passion, who can also shine well as a potential winner. I would love to see one of the two taking it all the way. Completing my Top 5 are Shawntel Michole Cruz, Deanne Patricia Perez and Francesca Taruc.
Now, assessing the young girls is a trickier act to accomplish. An armchair judge needs to look beyond the cuteness of each candidate and see the more intrinsic qualities of a sub-10 year-old who could be capable of meeting the demands of the responsibility of a Little Miss Earth Philippines. But unlike the teens, I have one solid choice to be declared the winner and she is Joseayn Dennies Albasin of Cagayan de Oro City. I personally feel that she has all the qualities that could make a wonderful earth champion for the children. She has the expected girly ways from someone her age, but beautifully spiced with the natural nuances of a smart charmer. She is such a stylish girl. The four others who qualified for my top quintet are Juviel Viado, Candesse Bartolome, Heunize Ciar and Tyra Izabelle Pilapil.
Kudos to Captured Dream Productions headed by its hands-on CEO Vas Bismark and ever-warm Managing Director Jed Velasco for an impressive conduct of the Gala Night. By the way, if you can’t watch the live finals tomorrow night, you can catch the delayed TV telecast of the pageant on June 8 over at GMA-7’s SNBO. 🙂
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Hi Norman,
Is this pageant related to MPE and ME? If yes, how? If no- its seems to me that they are infringing the brand and goodwill of MPE and ME.
Anyway, they have nice set of girls 🙂 and that teens are particularly interesting
There is no relation actually. The pageant owns the trademark for Miss Teen Earth Philippines and Little Miss Earth Philippines, something which Carousel should have thought of buying ahead of time. In fairness, the people behind this is a very systematic group of dedicated individuals who go all out in insuring the success of their inaugural edition. And might I add, a generous one as well. Their candidates in both categories are an impressive group. They managed to convince aspirants from families who normally do not allow their kids to take part in pageants. 🙂
oh no 😦
This is still a violation of MPE and ME rights …. Im sorry to say, but it is clearly creating a confusion to the public and is in fact, automatically associating their group together
I dont know how else to explain this but even if you try to register Miss Jollibee, you will never get a registration because the mark Jollibee will be perpetually affected… You cannot get a registration of Bb Pilipinas Teen because the Bb Pilipinas group will surely be negatively affected by it…and this has been clearly defined by laws…. which is why the Miss Universe Org spends a lot of money trying to stop things like this
No matter how you look at it-MISS PHILIPPINES EARTH and MISS EARTH has been appropriated by Carousel …. It is quite sad how people try to bank on the brand and popularity to which Carousel has heavily invested on— why can they think of another name?