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Angeline Quinto (born November 26, 1989) is a Filipino singer, actress, and television personality. Known for her vocal range and soulful singing style, Quinto's music has garnered critical praise for its lyrical content and themes of love, heartbreak, and empowerment. It has been featured in the soundtracks of films and television series in the Philippines.

Born in Sampaloc, Manila, Quinto first achieved recognition after winning the television talent show Star Power in 2011. She signed with Star Music and collaborated with songwriter and producer Jonathan Manalo to start recording material for her first effort, a self-titled studio album, which was supported by the single "Patuloy Ang Pangarap" ("The Dream Continues"). The album was certified double platinum by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry, and earned Quinto an Aliw Award for Best New Artist. Her next album, Fall In Love Again (2012), featured theme songs from films and television series. With Sana Bukas pa ang Kahapon (2014), Quinto became the first Filipino artist to record all the songs for a television show soundtrack. She reinvented her image and style with succeeding releases, Higher Love (2013) and @LoveAngelineQuinto (2017), gaining praise for her artistic growth and maturity.

Quinto made her feature film debut with a starring role in the romantic comedy Born to Love You (2012). She then played the lead in the drama series Kahit Konting Pagtingin (2013), winning a Golden Screen TV Award for Breakthrough Performance by an Actress. She received further acclaim for collaborations with filmmaker Joel Lamangan, the ensemble comedy That Thing Called Tanga Na (2016) and the comedy drama Foolish Love (2017). Quinto expanded her career into reality television as a panelist in the music game show I Can See Your Voice (2017) and as a mentor in the talent competition show Dream Maker (2022). Her accolades include four Awit Awards, two Aliw Awards, two Box Office Entertainment Awards, and seven Star Awards for Music.

Life and career

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1989–2009: Early life and Star for a Night

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Angeline Quinto was born on November 26, 1989,[1] to Pop Quiros and Rosemarie Susan Mabao.[2][3] She was adopted by her paternal grandaunt, Sylvia "Bob" Quinto, in Sampaloc, Manila.[4][5] Initially resentful during her early childhood, Quinto later shared a close bond with her adoptive mother and credited her as instrumental to her achievements.[6][4] Quinto began singing at age six. She listened to songs on the radio and would imitate the singing styles of female artists. At age nine, she participated in her first amateur singing competition.[7]

The next few years, Quinto continued to compete in talent shows on television. At age twelve, she auditioned for the first season of the reality singing contest Star for a Night (2003).[1] She advanced as one of the eleven grand finalists, and performed a cover of Wency Cornejo's "Habang May Buhay" ("As Long as There is Life") during the season finals.[8] Quinto later recalled that her participation in the show was motivated by a desire to meet the program's host, Regine Velasquez, whom she considers as a musical influence.[9] In 2005, she appeared in Magandang Tanghali Bayan's Teen Pop Star search and became that season's winner.[1] During this period, Quinto suffered from depression and thought of self-harm.[10] She struggled academically in high school and was negatively influenced by her peers, eventually dropping out of school. Her family was beset by personal disagreements, which led her to take a break from singing to focus on her mental health.[1][11]

2010–2012: Star Power and acting debut

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After a five-year break from music, Quinto pursued singing and was part of a talent show in the variety program Diz Iz It! in 2010.[10] A renewed interest led her to audition for the reality television series Star Power: Sharon's Search for the Next Female Pop Superstar that same year.[11] During her appearances on the series, she was a senior in high school.[12] Quinto won the competition on February 20, 2011, at the Ynares Center in Antipolo.[13] Looking back on Star Power in a 2019 interview, Quinto remarked that she considered the show her last effort towards working on her music career. Worried that she would remain obscure at the time, she contemplated pursuing a career in the culinary arts.[14]

After winning Star Power, Quinto was signed to a record deal with Star Music.[13] She began working on her eponymous debut album with songwriter and producer Jonathan Manalo, to whom she felt deeply indebted.[15] Manalo wrote two of the album's songs,[16] including the debut single "Patuloy Ang Pangarap" ("The Dream Continues"), which Quinto performed during the season finale of Star Power. He took inspiration from the singer's life story and described the song as a "quest [for her] ultimate dreams".[15] Angeline Quinto was released on March 16, 2011.[17] The album received a double platinum certification from the Philippine Association of the Record Industry.[15] Quinto won multiple accolades for the album; she received the Aliw Award for Best New Artist in 2011,[18] and won New Female Recording Artist of the Year and Song of the Year for "Patuloy Ang Pangarap" ("The Dream Continues") at the 2011 Star Awards for Music.[15] That same year, she released a repackaged edition of the album, titled Angeline Quinto: Patuloy Ang Pangarap.[19]

Quinto's second studio album, Fall in Love Again, was released on March 25, 2012.[20] She worked with Manalo for its lead single "Bakit Ba Minamahal Kita".[15][20] It included a cover of Celine Dion's "If You Asked Me To", a duet with Erik Santos for the soundtrack of the romantic comedy film Unofficially Yours (2012). Other singles from the album were also released as soundtracks for television shows: "Saan Darating ang Umaga" ("Where Morning Will Come") for the drama series Budoy, "Hanggang" ("Until) for the romantic drama series Walang Hanggan, "Nag-iisang Bituin" ("Only Star") for the teen drama series Princess and I, and "Kung Ako'y Iiwan Mo" ("If You Leave Me") for the ensemble series of the same name.[20][21] At the 26th Awit Awards, Quinto won Best Song Written for Movie/TV/Stage Play for "Nag-iisang Bituin" ("Only Star"), and Best Inspirational Recording for her collaboration with Velasquez on "Lipad ng Pangarap" ("Dreams Take Flight").[22]

Quinto was initially reluctant to venture into acting and cited that she lacked experience. She underwent workshops from Star Cinema executive Malou Santos and trained with actors, including Pen Medina.[23] She made her feature film debut with a lead role in Jerome Pobocan's romantic comedy-drama Born to Love You (2012), co-starring Coco Martin. The film tells the story of two strangers, whose lives are transformed despite their contrasting personalities.[24] Nestor Torre Jr. of the Philippine Daily Inquirer found her to be "expressive", but felt that her performance "fell short of the standards".[25] Media critic Mark Ching from the Philippine Entertainment Portal wrote that the film was well-written and well-acted, and noted that Quinto's "personal charm and naivete" aided in her genuine portrayal.[24] In her television debut, an episode of the anthology series Maalaala Mo Kaya, she was cast as an indigenous woman and the love interest of Jason Abalos's character.[26]

2013–2016: Kahit Konting Pagtingin and Higher Love

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A photo of Quinto singing to a hand-held microphone with her eyes closed
Quinto performing in London during the 2014 Barrio Fiesta

In 2013, Quinto starred in the romantic comedy series Kahit Konting Pagtingin.[27] She played Aurora Natividad, a waitress who pretends to be the fiancée of her patron, played by Ahron Villena, and ends up endeared by his brothers, portrayed by Paulo Avelino and Sam Milby.[28] The series aired from January 21 to April 12, 2013.[29][30] She won a Golden Screen TV Award for Breakthrough Performance by an Actress for the part.[31] She followed this with supporting roles in Cathy Garcia-Molina's ensemble comedy Four Sisters and a Wedding and Joyce Bernal's romantic comedy Bakit Hindi Ka Crush ng Crush Mo?[32][33] At the 2013 Himig Handog P-Pop Love Songs, Quinto was one of the finalists in the songwriting competition, performing the Agatha Morallos-penned love ballad "One Day".[34]

Quinto reunited with longtime collaborator Jonathan Manalo for her third studio album, Higher Love, released on January 15, 2014.[35] She reinvented her image and style, which she asserted was an improvement "creatively and visually".[36][37] She wrote the album's lead single "Sana2x" ("Hopefully") and described Higher Love as a narrative of "love's many stages".[37] The Philippine Daily Inquirer critic Joseph Atilano deemed the album a "proper third outing", concentrating praise on Quinto's maturity.[38] Five months later, Quinto recorded all the songs for the soundtrack of the revenge drama series Sana Bukas Pa ang Kahapon, which was released on June 30, 2014.[39] She returned as a song interpreter at the 2014 Himig Handog P-Pop Love Songs.[40] Her final role of the year was opposite Angelica Panganiban and Assunta de Rossi in the satirical comedy Beauty in a Bottle.[41] Reviewers for The Philippine Star termed the film "deceptively funny" and praised Quinto's comedic delivery.[42][41] In June 2015, she appeared as a guest performer on the family drama Nathaniel.[43] She then co-headlined a concert with Erik Santos at the Araneta Coliseum on August 15, 2015.[44]

Royals was a co-headlining concert with Velasquez, Santos, and Martin Nievera at the Mall of Asia Arena on February 13, 2016.[45] For the production, Quinto was named Female Concert Performer of the Year at the 48th Box Office Entertainment Awards.[46] She appeared in two film releases in 2016. Quinto was the female lead in Joel Lamangan's That Thing Called Tanga Na, an ensemble comedy centering on friendship among a group of gay men.[47] Mari-An Santos of the Philippine Entertainment Portal took note of Quinto's versatility, and likened her ability and range to that of Maricel Soriano.[48] Rappler's Oggs Cruz felt the film was "dull, plain, and painfully redundant", but praised the cast's performances.[49] Set in Pangasinan, the Jose Abdel Langit-directed independent thriller Malinak Ya Labi starred Quinto and Allen Dizon.[50] A native of the province, she was drawn to the idea of doing an indie film, and agreed to the project for its use of dialogues in the local dialect.[51] The film was screened at the 2016 Cinema One Originals Film Festival.[52]

2017–present: I Can See Your Voice and 10Q

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Quinto released her fourth studio album, @LoveAngelineQuinto, on January 26, 2017.[53] Besides Jonathan Manalo, she worked with new producers and songwriters, including Yeng Constantino and Marlon Barnuevo. She received writing credits for one of the tracks "Para Bang, Para Lang" ("It's Like, It's Just").[54] The Philippine Daily Inquirer opined that the album emphasized Quinto's "subtlety" and grown-up perspectives.[54] Quinto worked with Joel Lamangan for the second time on the romantic comedy-drama Foolish Love (2017), in which she played a woman desperate to find companionship. Portraying a single and independent persona, she has said that certain aspects of her character's life mirrored her own.[55] Isah Red of the Manila Standard wrote, "[Quinto] has evolved into a daring performer who met the demands of her character without reservations."[56] Pablo Tariman of The Philippine Star labelled the film "light and breezy", and lauded Quinto's inherently spontaneous performance.[57] She then served as one of the main panelists on the first season of the music game show I Can See Your Voice, based on the original South Korean show.[58] In November 2017, Quinto had a guest role in the action drama series Ang Probinsyano.[59] The following year, she collaborated with Kyla, KZ Tandingan, and Yeng Constantino for a concert with American vocal harmony group Boyz II Men at the Araneta Coliseum.[60] Quinto then returned as a panelist on the second season of I Can See Your Voice in August 2019.[61]

After a two-year absence on screen, Quinto appeared in three productions in 2021. She took on a supporting role in the drama series Huwag Kang Mangamba co-starring Eula Valdez, Sylvia Sanchez, and Nonie Buencamino. As well as acting, she recorded the main theme song of the show,[62] which won a Star Award for Music for Inspirational Song of the Year.[63] She also became a judge on the amateur singing contest Tawag ng Tanghalan, which aired as a segment in the variety show It's Showtime.[64] From October 29, 2021, to February 19, 2022, Quinto produced and headlined a ten-date livestreaming concert series, titled 10Q, which was filmed at the Metropolitan Theater in Manila. A celebration of her ten-year career milestone, the shows were broadcast via the web-based platforms KTX.ph, iWantTFC and TFC IPTV.[65][66] Alwin Ignacio, writing for the Manila Standard, appreciated Quinto's artistic growth and commended the "emotional commitment and truthfulness" of her performances.[67] In November 2022, she served as a mentor in the reality talent show Dream Maker.[68] Quinto starred alongside Alex Gonzaga in the comedy film Single Bells, which premiered at the Metro Manila Summer Film Festival in April 2023.[69] The following year, she co-starred with Kim Chiu and Paulo Avelino in the comedy series remake What's Wrong with Secretary Kim (2024).[70]

Artistry

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Influences

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Quinto has named Regine Velasquez as her idol and biggest musical influence. In 2002, she joined the talent show Star for a Night, hosted by Velasquez, and said the latter inspired her to pursue a musical career.[71] She said that Velasquez was an inspiration, primarily on her earlier work, and to whom she had often been compared.[72][73] "My career is basically built upon being a fan of Miss Regine", Quinto said.[72] She set up a shrine in her home dedicated to the singer and has covered Velasquez's versions of "What Kind of Fool Am I?" and "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing" as contest pieces during the finale of Star Power.[74][13] When she recorded a duet with Velasquez for the album Fall In Love Again, Quinto stated that it was a childhood dream fulfilled.[75]

Quinto also named several Filipina singers, including Jessa Zaragoza and Jolina Magdangal, as inspirations, particularly noting Roselle Nava and her single "Dahil Mahal Na Mahal Kita" as the first song she had performed in an amateur singing contest. She credited Magdangal's "Kapag Ako'y Nagmahal" as another competition staple.[7] She has also paid tribute to singers such as Jaya, Sharon Cuneta, and Zsa Zsa Padilla, whom she considers as "beloved idols", during her concerts.[67]

Musical style and themes

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"Patuloy Ang Pangarap" (2011)
Quinto's music is noted for its sentimental and emotional undertones. Many have been featured on soundtracks,[76] including "Patuloy Ang Pangarap", which was used for television shows that aired in 2011 and 2013.[15]
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Quinto is known for her vocal range and belting technique,[76][77] and has often been regarded as a "power belter".[78][79][13] Early in her career, critics likened her singing style, sound and musical material to that of Velasquez; a physical resemblance to Velasquez has sparked criticism and scrutiny of Quinto for being a manufactured imitation of the veteran singer.[80][81][82] Quinto said of the comparison, "She has been my idol for so long, of course, it would show in my performance. But I always try to do things with my own touch. I am a performer, I have my own style. Maybe because people also associate me with my idol, so that is what they see."[73] Joseph Atilano of the Philippine Daily Inquirer praised her performance on Higher Love, and highlighted her "vocal presence" and ability to sing "on pitch and on time".[38] According to critic Rito Asilo, the songs from her album @LoveAngelineQuinto stood out for their "texture and seamless vocal placement shifts".[54] In a review of her live performances in Royals, Allan Policarpio, also from the Philippine Daily Inquirer, wrote that she "displayed exceptional lung power". Policarpio also expressed that she and fellow singer Erik Santos "sounded robust in their respective solo numbers, attacking each one with unwavering intensity".[83] During her 10Q concert series, Manila Standard's Alwin Ignacio lauded Quinto's "range, vocal calisthenics and the ability to tell the story behind the lyrics of songs".[67]

Quinto's music is noted for its themes of love, heartbreak, and empowerment, often with deep sentimental and emotional undertones.[76] ABS-CBNnews.com's Liezel dela Cruz characterized her style as "soulful", adding that it is "soothing and powerful, [with] just the right balance to make a song's narrative deeply touching and real".[76] Having her songs featured as soundtracks of at least 35 films and television series combined,[84] several media outlets have cited Quinto as the "Queen of Teleserye Theme Songs".[76][85][20] Boy Abunda of The Philippine Star wrote, "Her vocal power is notable that makes teleserye theme songs all the more affecting."[77] In 2014, she became the first Filipino artist to record all the songs for a television series soundtrack with Sana Bukas pa ang Kahapon (2014).[39] Quinto has received co-writing credits for some of her songs.[36][54] Regarding her songwriting process for her first original piece, Quinto explained that she was inspired by the music of Donna Cruz, which she described as "upbeat" and bubblegum pop.[86] Atilano writing for the Philippine Daily Inquirer, termed it a "synth-heavy beat", and added that "she is a fairly decent songwriter and she will only get much better over time".[38]

Personal life

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Quinto was in a relationship with singer Erik Santos in 2016.[87] The pair refused to speak publicly about it, though they have consistently worked together and have remained friends.[88] Quinto began a relationship with former casino dealer Nonrev Daquina in 2020.[89][90] Their first child, a son, was born on April 27, 2022.[91] They became engaged in September 2022,[89] and married two years later.[92] Their second child, a daughter, was born on August 14, 2024.[93]

Awards and accolades

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See also: List of roles and awards of Angeline Quinto

After her breakthrough, Quinto was a recipient of an Aliw Award.[18] The single "Patuloy Ang Pangarap" ("The Dream Continues") earned her two Star Awards for Music, including Song of the Year at the 2011 ceremony.[94] In 2012, she garnered a Female Pop Artist Of The Year win at the Star Awards for Music for her second studio album Fall In Love Again.[95] She also received three Awit Awards for the album.[22] At the 2012 Box Office Entertainment Awards, she won Female Recording Artist of the Year.[96] Quinto was a recipient of two Female Artist of the Year recognitions at Star Awards for Music in 2014 and 2017.[97][98]

Discography

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Main articles: Angeline Quinto discography and songs
  • Angeline Quinto (2011) (reissued as Angeline Quinto: Patuloy ang Pangarap)
  • Fall in Love Again (2012)
  • Higher Love (2014)
  • Sana Bukas Pa ang Kahapon (2014)
  • @LoveAngelineQuinto (2017)

Filmography

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Angeline Quinto (born November 26, 1989) is a Filipino singer, actress, and television personality renowned for her powerful and emotive performances, often dubbed the "Power Diva" and "Queen of Teleserye Theme Songs." She rose to national fame in 2011 as the grand winner of the singing competition Star Power: Sharon's Search for the Next Female Pop Superstar, which launched her professional career under before transitioning to KreativDen management. Quinto's debut self-titled album released in 2011, featuring hits including "Patuloy ang Pangarap," solidified her status in original Pilipino music (OPM). Born in Sampaloc, Manila, Quinto faced early hardships, including an attempted abortion by her biological mother, but was adopted and raised by her grandmother, whom she called "Mama Bob." She began entering singing contests at age 12, debuting on television with Star for a Night in 2003 and tying for first place in Magandang Tanghali Bayan's Teen Pop Star in 2005, inspired by her idol Regine Velasquez-Alcasid. After a hiatus due to personal challenges, her 2011 Star Power victory led to regular performances on the variety show ASAP, multiple Awit Awards, and PMPC Star Awards for Music, including Best Female Vocal Performance. Quinto expanded into acting with roles in films like Born to Love You (2012) and Four Sisters and a Wedding (2013), as well as teleseryes such as Kahit Konting Pagtingin (2013), while continuing to release singles and albums that topped charts. In 2021–2022, she celebrated her 10th anniversary in showbiz with sold-out concerts titled 10Q. On the personal front, she married her longtime partner Nonrev Daquina in a Quiapo Church ceremony on April 25, 2024; they have two children: son Sylvio (born April 27, 2022) and daughter Azena Sylvia (born August 14, 2024). As of 2025, Quinto remains active, starring in the suspense film Ang Happy Homes ni Diane Hilario and serving as a mentor on talent shows, with her YouTube channel boasting over 1.57 million subscribers as of November 2025.

Life and career

Early years (1989–2009)

Angeline Quinto was born on November 26, 1989, in , , to biological parents Pop Quiros and Rosemarie Susan Mabao. Her mother, facing an abusive relationship, attempted to abort the pregnancy but was prevented; Quinto was subsequently by her paternal grandaunt, Sylvia "Bob" Quinto, who raised her as her own in a low-income household alongside several siblings. Quinto learned of her adoption at age six from a playmate, initially harboring resentment toward her adoptive mother for withholding the truth, though she later formed a deep bond with Sylvia, crediting her unwavering support as pivotal to her development. Growing up amid financial hardships, Quinto's family often struggled to cover basic expenses, including school fees and extracurricular pursuits, leading to interruptions in her education. Despite these challenges, she displayed an early aptitude for music, beginning to sing at age six by mimicking female artists she heard on the radio, a talent first noticed by her adoptive mother during family gatherings. By age nine, Quinto began performing publicly, starting with amateur singing contests despite her mother's initial disapproval, as the family prioritized her schooling; an aunt briefly enrolled her in singing lessons, but they were discontinued due to lack of funds. Quinto's contest participation intensified in her early teens, marking her pre-fame musical journey. At age 13, she competed in the 2003 edition of the television program Star for a Night, advancing to the grand finals, where was crowned the winner. In 2005, she achieved her first major victory by co-winning the Teen Pop Star search on Magandang Tanghali Bayan alongside Sherilyn Flores, earning recognition for her vocal prowess amid ongoing economic pressures. These experiences honed her skills while underscoring her to rise above through performance.

Breakthrough with Star Power (2010–2012)

In 2011, Angeline Quinto auditioned for ABS-CBN's singing competition Star Power: Sharon's Search for the Next Female Pop Superstar, where she competed against other aspiring vocalists in weekly performances showcasing her powerful belting and emotional delivery. On February 20, 2011, she emerged as the grand winner with a score of 90.88%, earning the title of the first Star Power female pop superstar and the affectionate moniker "Power Diva" for her dynamic stage presence. Following her victory, Quinto signed a management contract with and a recording deal with , marking her entry into professional entertainment under ABS-CBN's umbrella. Her debut single, "Patuloy Ang Pangarap" (written by Jonathan Manalo), served as her coronation song and lead track, capturing her journey from amateur contests to stardom with its uplifting lyrics and soaring vocals. This was followed by her self-titled debut album Angeline Quinto, released later that year, which included covers and originals like "Kailan" and achieved double status for selling over 60,000 units in the . In 2012, Quinto released her sophomore album Fall in Love Again, a collection of 15 tracks blending pop ballads and love songs, produced by to highlight her versatile range. Standout singles included "I Just Fall in Love Again" and "Bakit Ba Minamahal Kita," which resonated with audiences through their heartfelt interpretations and topped local charts, solidifying her as a rising pop . That same year, she made her acting debut in the film Born to Love You, directed by Jerome Pobocan, where she starred opposite as Joey, a determined young woman navigating love and family struggles; the movie's theme song, her rendition of "I Just Fall in Love Again," further boosted her profile. Quinto's breakthrough extended to live performances, where she captivated crowds with high-energy sets blending her new hits and contest favorites. Her debut solo concert, titled Patuloy Ang Pangarap, held on July 15, 2011, at the SM SkyDome in Quezon City, sold out and served as the album launch, featuring guest appearances and showcasing her command of the stage before an audience of over 10,000. These early shows, including appearances on ASAP and provincial tours, helped establish her as a live performer capable of delivering emotive, powerhouse vocals that earned her immediate fan loyalty.

Rise in music and acting (2013–2016)

In 2013, Angeline Quinto took on her first lead role as Aurora Cantada in the romantic comedy series Kahit Konting Pagtingin, portraying a spirited and hardworking woman navigating love and family challenges alongside co-stars and . The series marked a significant step in her acting career, showcasing her transition from supporting roles to a central character in a primetime teleserye. Quinto also lent her voice to the soundtrack, performing the duet "Pusong Lito" with Milby and Avelino, which captured the emotional conflict at the heart of the story and gained popularity through its ties to the show's narrative. Her performance earned her the Outstanding Breakthrough Performance by an Actress award at the 5th Golden Screen TV Awards in 2014, recognizing her rapid growth as a versatile entertainer. Building on this momentum, Quinto released her third studio album, , in early 2014 under , blending classic covers with original compositions to highlight her and emotional depth. The album featured self-penned tracks like the "Sana2x," a heartfelt reflecting themes of longing and reconciliation, alongside revivals such as "Nag-Iisa Lang" and "Ikaw Ang Aking Mundo." Critics praised the project for its mix of traditional ballads and contemporary elements, positioning Quinto as an artist capable of bridging nostalgic OPM styles with personal songwriting. The release solidified her discography's expansion, with singles receiving on major Philippine radio stations and contributing to her rising profile in the music industry. By 2016, Quinto ventured further into film with supporting roles that diversified her on-screen presence, including a part in the ensemble comedy That Thing Called Tanga Na, directed by , where she portrayed a character within a group of friends exploring themes of identity and relationships in the LGBT community. She also made guest appearances on popular variety shows like ASAP, performing live musical numbers and participating in segments that blended her singing and acting talents, which helped maintain her visibility across television formats. These opportunities underscored her adaptability as a crossover artist. Throughout 2013 to 2016, Quinto solidified her status through concert tours and live performances, starting with her solo Valentine's show Angeline Quinto In Love at SMX Convention Center in February 2013, followed by a major concert in 2014 and international tours, including collaborations with in the and in 2016. These events, often featuring medleys from her albums and teleserye hits, drew large audiences and highlighted her powerhouse vocals in intimate and settings, establishing her as a prominent live performer in the Philippine entertainment scene.

Established career (2017–2021)

In 2017, Angeline Quinto released her fourth studio album, @LoveAngelineQuinto, under , which showcased a mix of original pop tracks and covers, including the duet " Tayo Pero Hindi" featuring . The album highlighted her versatility in blending heartfelt ballads with upbeat pop, receiving positive reception for its production and her vocal delivery. That same year, she expanded her television presence by joining the music guessing game show as a regular guest panelist, known as a "sing-vestigator," where she contributed her expertise in identifying vocal talents alongside host Luis Manzano and other celebrities. Her role on the show, which premiered in 2017, marked a shift toward mentorship, drawing on her own experience as a former singing contest winner. Quinto continued to build her acting portfolio with the lead role in the romantic comedy film Foolish Love, directed by and released by on January 25, 2017, co-starring and . The movie explored themes of love and self-discovery among young adults, earning praise for her comedic timing and emotional depth in portraying a woman navigating romantic uncertainties. Additionally, she made notable guest appearances in the long-running action-drama series FPJ's from November 2017 to February 2018, playing Regine "Jean" Moreno, a character involved in family dynamics and intrigue, which allowed her to showcase dramatic range within the show's expansive narrative arcs. During the , Quinto adapted to virtual platforms by releasing singles such as the upbeat "Sana Sana 2020 (Zumba Remix)" in 2020, aimed at promoting positivity and movement during lockdowns. She also participated in online charity events, including the "Kantahanan" in April 2020, where she performed alongside artists like Kyla and to support frontliners. These digital efforts underscored her resilience and commitment to music amid restrictions, reaching global audiences through streaming services. By 2021, Quinto solidified her mentorship role in the industry, serving as a guest judge on —a segment of It's Showtime—from January 2021, transitioning from her days as a contestant on similar shows to guiding emerging singers with constructive feedback.) This period also saw the launch of her milestone concert series 10Q: Ten Years of Angeline Quinto at the Metropolitan Theater, a series of 10 digital performances celebrating her decade in showbusiness, featuring collaborations with artists like Bugoy Drilon and , streamed on platforms like KTX and iWantTFC. The event highlighted her growth as a versatile entertainer, blending live music with innovative production to connect with fans during recovery from the pandemic.

Recent developments (2022–present)

In 2022, Angeline Quinto expanded her television presence by serving as a mentor on the reality talent competition Dream Maker, where she guided aspiring performers alongside other industry figures. Her role involved providing vocal coaching and emotional support to contestants, drawing from her own experiences as a former talent search winner. Throughout 2022 to 2024, Quinto continued releasing singles under , including tracks that highlighted her signature ballad style and emotional depth, such as contributions to various soundtracks and standalone releases. In mid-2024, she transitioned to Universal Records after over a decade with her previous label, marking a significant evolution in her music production. This switch facilitated her debut project with the label, the English-language single "Take It All," an adaptation for the K-drama Begins Youth, which explored themes of perseverance and youth. Quinto returned to film in 2023 with a lead role in the romantic Single Bells, directed by Fifth Solomon, where she portrayed Rose Mae, a character navigating themes of companionship and alongside co-star . The movie, produced by TinCan Productions, premiered in Philippine cinemas in April 2023 and received attention for its humorous take on modern relationships. Post-pandemic, she resumed live performances, including virtual concerts to reach global audiences, followed by in-person events that showcased her vocal prowess in intimate settings. By 2024, Quinto's output under Universal Records expanded with new music productions, including the romantic "Being With You," which emphasized and garnered positive reception for its soaring melodies. In 2025, she announced plans for a major 15th-anniversary concert to celebrate her career milestones, featuring a mix of hits and new material, alongside an upcoming drama-thriller titled Ang Happy Homes ni Diane Hilario, where she stars and produces. The , set for December release, delves into neighborhood dynamics and trust within a community. Quinto maintained a strong television footprint with guest appearances on shows like ASAP, performing medleys of her teleserye themes and new releases. Her presence grew substantially, amassing over 2 million followers by 2025, where she shared career updates, glimpses, and fan interactions, solidifying her status as a multifaceted blending music, , and digital engagement.

Artistry

Influences

Angeline Quinto has frequently cited as her primary musical influence, particularly admiring her belting technique and emotional delivery in performances. Quinto's early exposure to Velasquez came through television appearances, including joining the talent show Star for a Night hosted by the singer in 2003, which inspired her own aspirations in the industry. Among other inspirations, Quinto has cited Jaya and Roselle Nava for their vocal prowess and interpretive depth, as well as international artists such as Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston, and Beyoncé Knowles. These artists shaped Quinto's appreciation for dynamic range and heartfelt expression in singing. Quinto's soulful style was also profoundly impacted by her family and early singing experiences; her adoptive mother discovered her talent at age six and encouraged participation in local contests starting at age nine, fostering a deep emotional connection to music through personal and communal performances. Additionally, her longstanding devotion to the Black Nazarene, beginning at age eight, involved regular church attendance where she later performed inspirational songs, reinforcing the spiritual and soulful elements in her vocal approach. During her victory on Star Power in 2011, Quinto received mentorship from judges and host Sharon Cuneta, who provided guidance on stage presence and vocal control, further honing her techniques and career ambitions in a competitive environment.

Musical style and themes

Angeline Quinto is renowned for her soulful singing style, characterized by powerful belting and effective improvisation in high registers, allowing her to deliver emotionally charged performances without shrillness on challenging notes. Her vocal approach draws from influences like Regine Velasquez, incorporating similar affectations that emphasize control and resonance in ballad renditions. This technique has earned her the moniker "Queen of Teleserye Theme Songs" for her dramatic and memorable interpretations in Philippine television soundtracks. Quinto's music predominantly spans Original Pilipino Music (OPM) pop and ballads, often infused with R&B elements and occasional or influences, alongside frequent covers that highlight her versatility. Recurring lyrical themes revolve around love and longing, heartbreak, personal empowerment through ambition and resilience, as well as and , reflecting deep sentimental undertones suited to emotional narratives. Over her career, Quinto's style has evolved from the grandiose, high-energy deliveries of her early debuts to more mature, restrained, and delicate expressions in later works, showcasing growth in subtlety and self-composition while maintaining her core emotive strength. In live performances, she frequently employs and melodic runs to enhance the soulful quality of her interpretations.

Personal life

Family background

Angeline Quinto was born on November 26, 1989, in , , to biological parents Pop Quiros and Rosemarie Susan Mabao. Her biological father, Pop Quiros, passed away during her childhood. Her mother initially considered amid personal difficulties, but Quinto's paternal grandaunt, Sylvia "Bob" Quinto—affectionately known as Mama Bob—intervened, convincing her to carry the to term and subsequently adopting the infant to raise her in their . Raised in a low-income household in , Quinto grew up facing financial hardships that shaped her early years, including periods of uncertainty and limited resources for the family. Mama Bob served as the primary caregiver, instilling values of resilience and love, while the close-knit dynamic extended to Quinto's adoptive siblings, who provided mutual support amid these challenges. Quinto discovered her status at age six through a playmate's comment, initially sparking feelings of and about her origins, though this evolved into a profound appreciation for her adoptive mother's unwavering dedication. Even after achieving fame, Quinto remained deeply connected to her adoptive family, honoring Mama Bob's influence by constructing her dream house in 2021 and committing to uplift her siblings from the they once endured. Sylvia Quinto passed away in November 2020 following a , but Quinto has continued to credit her for the foundational support that sustained the family's bonds through adversity.

Marriage and motherhood

Angeline Quinto began her romantic relationship with Nonrev Daquina, a non-showbiz businessman, in 2020, and the couple welcomed their first child, a son named Aziel Sylvio Quinto-Daquina, on April 27, 2022. Quinto announced the birth on , sharing a digital footprint of her newborn's hand and expressing her joy as a new mother. The couple's engagement followed later that year, with Quinto confirming the news during her "10Q" concert in September 2022, where Daquina proposed onstage. On April 25, 2024, Quinto and Daquina exchanged vows in a Filipino-themed ceremony at the historic in , where they are both devotees of the . The intimate event, attended by family, friends, and industry colleagues, marked a significant milestone in their relationship, coming after the birth of their son but before their second child. Quinto wore a modern terno gown designed by Albert Andrada, emphasizing cultural elements in the celebration. The couple expanded their family with the arrival of their second child, a daughter named Azena Sylvia Quinto-Daquina, on August 14, 2024, at in City. Quinto shared the news on , posting photos of the newborn and describing the moment as one of profound happiness. Throughout her experiences as a mother, Quinto has openly documented family life on , including milestones like Sylvio's first birthday in 2023 and family trips, such as a 2025 visit to , highlighting moments of bonding and gratitude. These posts often feature tender interactions, underscoring her commitment to balancing personal joy with public sharing.

Awards and accolades

Music awards

Angeline Quinto has received numerous accolades for her contributions to Original Pilipino (OPM), highlighting her vocal prowess and commercial success in recordings. She has won three Awit Awards, the ' premier honors presented by the Philippine Association of the Recording Industry (PARI), recognizing excellence in songwriting, performance, and popularity. These include wins at the 26th Awit Awards in 2013 for from the previous year: Best Song Written for Movie/TV/Stage Play for "Nag-iisang Bituin," Best Inspirational Recording for her duet "Lipad" with , and Most Downloaded Song of the Year for "Pusong Lito." Quinto's debut self-titled album, released in 2011, marked a breakthrough with its double certification from PARI, signifying over 60,000 units sold and underscoring her rapid rise as a recording artist. This success was further affirmed by her second album, Fall in Love Again (2012), which achieved status. Her recordings have consistently demonstrated strong market performance, with "Pusong Lito" notably topping download charts and contributing to her recognition for impactful singles. At the 2012 Box Office Entertainment Awards, she won Female Recording Artist of the Year. In the PMPC Star Awards for Music, Quinto has earned multiple honors, emphasizing her dominance in pop categories and overall artistic excellence. Key wins include New Female Recording Artist of the Year and Song of the Year for "Patuloy ang Pangarap" in 2011, reflecting the inspirational track's cultural resonance from her Star Power victory. She secured Best Female Pop Artist in both 2013 and 2014, acknowledging standout performances in pop recordings, and Female Recording Artist of the Year in 2017 for her body of work that year. Additional Star Awards recognize specific recordings like "Pusong Lito" in 2014, highlighting her versatility in emotional ballads. In 2024, she won Inspirational Song of the Year for "Huwag Kang Mangamba" at the 14th PMPC Star Awards for Music. At the 2017 Box Office Entertainment Awards, she received Female Concert Performer of the Year for Royals. Quinto has also been honored with two Aliw Awards, which celebrate live entertainment and performances in the Philippines. In 2011, she received Best New Artist for her debut album's promotional efforts and early stage presence. At the 29th Aliw Awards in 2016, she won Best Collaboration in a Concert for The Royals, a major production shared with , , and , praising her dynamic live vocal delivery in ensemble settings. These awards affirm her transition from recording artist to compelling live performer.

Acting and television awards

Angeline Quinto received recognition for her acting debut in television with the Outstanding Breakthrough Performance by an Actress award at the 5th Golden Screen TV Awards in 2014, for her lead role as Aurora in the ABS-CBN drama series Kahit Konting Pagtingin (2013). Quinto's subsequent television appearances, including guest roles in series like Ang Probinsyano (2015) and judging stints on singing competitions such as Tawag ng Tanghalan within It's Showtime, earned her nominations in supporting categories at the PMPC Star Awards for Television, highlighting her versatility in on-screen performances and variety formats.

Discography

Studio albums

Angeline Quinto's debut studio album, titled Angeline Quinto, was released in 2011 by Star Music and consists of 14 tracks, blending original compositions with covers of popular Filipino ballads. The album features standout hits such as "Patuloy ang Pangarap" and "Kunin Mo Na ang Lahat sa Akin," which highlighted her powerful vocal range and emotional delivery, contributing to its commercial success. It achieved double platinum certification from the Philippine Association of the Record Industry (PARI), reflecting strong sales and popularity in the Philippine music market. Her follow-up album, Fall in Love Again, arrived in 2012 as a sophomore effort under , incorporating a mix of original tracks and covers that explored themes of romance and heartbreak. This release built on her debut's momentum with 15 songs, including the title track that served as a love theme for the film Born to Love You. The album earned platinum certification from PARI, underscoring its appeal to fans of OPM ballads. In 2014, Quinto released , her third studio album via , which balanced heartfelt ballads and upbeat pop elements across 18 tracks. Notable inclusions like "Sana2x" showcased her versatility in interpreting nostalgic and contemporary sounds. The project received positive reviews for its production and Quinto's vocal performances, solidifying her status as a leading OPM artist. Quinto's fourth and final studio album under Star Music, @LoveAngelineQuinto, came out in 2017 and focused on duets with various artists, featuring 10 collaborative tracks that emphasized partnership and shared emotions. Collaborations such as "Parang Tayo Pero Hindi" with highlighted the album's relational themes, marking a shift toward interpersonal dynamics in her discography. This release served as her last full-length project with the label before transitioning to other ventures.

Singles and compilations

Angeline Quinto has released numerous non-album singles, many of which serve as theme songs for television series and films, showcasing her versatility in romantic and emotional ballads. One of her breakthrough singles, "Pusong Lito," was released in 2013 as part of the soundtrack for the teleserye Kahit Konting Pagtingin, where she performed the solo version alongside a trio rendition with and . The track, written by Myrus Ramirez, highlights Quinto's emotive delivery in exploring themes of romantic indecision, contributing significantly to the series' popularity. Following her early soundtrack work, Quinto continued contributing to television themes, including tracks for series like Sana Bukas pa ang Kahapon in 2014, where her renditions amplified the narrative's dramatic elements. In 2014, she released the full album Sana Bukas pa ang Kahapon under , becoming the first Filipino artist to record all songs for a ; it includes 14 tracks such as "Sana Sana" and "Sa Dulo ng Daan". In the post-2017 era, she shifted toward digital singles under , emphasizing personal milestones and heartfelt dedications. Notable releases include "Salamat sa 'Yo" in 2021, marking her 10th year in the industry with reflections on gratitude, and "Nag-Iisa Lang (For Baby Sylvio)" in 2022, a reimagined version dedicated to her son. By 2024, Quinto released "Salamat Ika'y Dumating," a penned for her marriage to Nonrev Daquina, blending acoustic elements with soaring vocals. Transitioning to Universal Records in 2025, she debuted "Being With You," a romantic evoking enduring love, which has been performed live on platforms like the Wish 107.5 Bus. Quinto's singles have also appeared in various OPM compilations, underscoring her status in Philippine pop. She features on OPM Number 1's, Vol. 3 (Teleserye and Movie Themes Edition) with the duet "If You Asked Me To" alongside , capturing nostalgic romance. For holiday releases, her 2021 single "Maputing Pasko," a collaboration with , evokes festive longing and has been included in seasonal OPM playlists and compilations celebrating Filipino Christmas traditions. These contributions highlight Quinto's role in bridging standalone releases with broader OPM anthologies, often prioritizing emotional depth over commercial metrics.

Filmography

Television roles

Quinto debuted as a leading actress in the teleserye Kahit Konting Pagtingin, which aired on from February 8 to July 26, 2013, where she portrayed the opposite and . The series also featured her as the performer of its theme song, marking one of her early contributions to teleserye soundtracks. In 2017, she made a guest appearance as Regine Moreno in the long-running action drama , portraying a character entangled in the central conflict involving protagonist Cardo Dalisay. Her role aired during the show's extended run on from 2015 to 2021. Expanding into non-acting television roles, Quinto has served as a regular panelist, known as a "SING-vestigator," on the mystery music I Can See Your Voice Philippines since its debut on in November 2017, contributing to over 200 episodes as of 2025. In 2022, she joined as a vocal mentor and judge on the idol survival reality program Dream Maker, guiding contestants in vocal training and performances alongside other OPM artists. Quinto has frequently appeared in episodes of the drama anthology on , delivering emotional portrayals in stories inspired by real-life events. Notable roles include Carina, a Bagobo native facing cultural challenges, in the 2012 episode "Gong," marking her acting debut; Ellah, a devoted daughter facing family hardships, in the 2013 episode "Make-Up"; Paula Jamie "PJ" Salvosa, a determined , in the 2014 episode "Train"; a young bride navigating marital challenges as Malou in the 2016 episode "Wedding Ring" opposite ; Adelle, dealing with loss, in the 2017 episode "Mesa"; and Rebecca Bustamante, an overseas worker building a better life, in the 2021 episode "Bigas." In 2021, she starred as Darling Sanchez in the family drama teleserye , portraying a resilient family member supporting her loved ones through trials. Her television presence also extends to live specials and concert broadcasts on networks like and GMA, including performances from her milestone 10Q: Ten Years of Angeline Quinto concert series at the Metropolitan Theatre in 2021, which featured collaborations with veteran artists and highlighted her vocal prowess. In 2024, Quinto appeared as Sarah Angeles in the series , an adaptation of the popular .

Film roles

Angeline Quinto made her debut in the 2012 romantic comedy-drama Born to Love You, directed by Jerome Pobocan, where she portrayed Joey Liwanag, a struggling young singer supporting her family through amateur contests and later teaming up for an advertising gig. Her performance opposite highlighted her natural charm and vocal talents in a story of love amid hardship, marking her transition from television to the big screen. In 2013, Quinto joined the ensemble cast of the family comedy as Princess Antoinette Mae Bayag, a spoiled and humorous heiress from a wealthy family, alongside leading ladies , , , and . The film explored sibling dynamics and family secrets during a wedding preparation. That same year, she appeared in the romantic comedy Bakit Hindi Ka Crush ng Crush Mo? as Tangerine, a quirky in a story about unrequited crushes and self-improvement, co-starring and . In 2014, Quinto took on a lead role in the satirical comedy Beauty in a Bottle as Judith Madamba, one of three women grappling with beauty standards and insecurities after using a dubious beauty product, opposite and . The film critiqued societal pressures on appearance. In 2016, Quinto appeared in the ensemble comedy That Thing Called Tanga Na, directed by , playing Shirley, a determined female events host navigating friendships and romance within a diverse group including LGBTQ+ characters. The film used humor and innuendos to explore themes of love and identity, with Quinto's role emphasizing her comedic timing alongside co-stars like and . Also in 2016, she starred in the independent thriller Malinak Ya Labi, directed by Jose Abdel Langit, as Amanda, a woman involved in a mysterious ritual and supernatural events in , premiering at the Originals Film Festival. Quinto took on a lead role in the 2017 romantic comedy Foolish Love, also directed by Lamangan for Regal Films, as Virginia Dimaculangan, a in her late 20s desperately seeking love before turning 30. The production paired her with , , and Tommy Esguerra, allowing her to showcase a bolder, more vulnerable side in a tale of youthful misadventures and self-discovery. She continued with an ensemble part in the 2023 Single Bells, directed by Fifth Solomon, portraying Rose Mae, a single woman craving companionship who forms an unlikely bond with a jilted bride. The film, an entry in the first , contrasted her character's optimism with themes of independence, co-starring and . For her 15th anniversary in the industry, Quinto stars in and produces the 2025 drama-thriller Ang Happy Homes ni Diane Hilario, directed by Paulo Villaluna, playing a resident in a seemingly idyllic tenement hiding dark secrets. The project features an ensemble including and Paolo Avelino, focusing on trust and community tensions while leveraging her musical background in key scenes.

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