Juan Karlos Labajo

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Juan Karlos "JK" Labajo (Tagalog: [hwan lbaho]; born February 5, 2001] is a German-Filipino actor, guitarist, and television presenter. Star Magic and MCA Music Inc. co-managed him (Philippines). He is now the frontman of the band Juan Karlos.

He applied for ABS-CBN's reality singing competition The Voice Kids (Philippines season 1), which was on display from June to July 2014. He came in third place.

He began his acting career in the drama anthology Mamela Mo Kaya playing himself for his own life story after his time with The Voice Kids. In Hawak-Kamay in 2014 and as Vincent "Amboy" Mobido in Pangako Sa 'Yo from 2015 to 2016. Lucas Noble, the son of Ian Veneracion and Iza Calzado's characters in the defunct Philippine romantic family drama A Love to Last, he appeared as Lucas Noble.

Early life and education

Juan Karlos Labajo was born on February 5, 2001 and raised in Consolacion, Cebu, Philippines by his mother, Maylinda Labajo. When he was still a baby, his father left them. On November 17, 2013, his mother died when he was twelve years old. In Metro Manila, he and his Uncle Jovanni and Grandmother Linda live together.

Labajo was bullied in school before he joined The Voice Kids. Because of his appearance, the bullies, who usually lived in teams, teased and scolded him. Although his Caucasian appearance led to the belief that his family was wealthy, they were actually in debt and were often forced to move often. Labajo gathered and sold garbage to help out. He later revealed that at the time he reached the semi-finals of The Voice Kids, his grandmother Erlinda asked for financial assistance from Cebu Governor Hilario Davide III. Despite the fact that the donation was only P100, he was also grateful for the governor's help.

Personal life

In a friendship with actress and model Maureen Wroblewitz, Labajo was in a symbiose. The couple had split on June 10, 2022, it was announced.

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Career

For ABS-CBN's The Voice Kids season 1 blind auditions, Labajo performed his own adaptation of Adam Sandler's "Grow Old With You." Sarah Geronimo and Bamboo Maalac, both coached, pressed their buttons to select him for their teams. Geronimo praised his storytelling. Labajo was given the opportunity of coaches as a result of the double pick. Despite Geronimo's invitation him to be a guest artist at her forthcoming concert, she selected Maalac. "The funniest kid I've ever met" his new coach, according to his.

After performing "Sway" during the live semi-finals at Resorts World Manila, Labajo advanced to the four-person finals. He received the third highest number of the semi-finalists from the public polls, after Lyca Gairanod and Darren Espanto. Labajo's "Yesterday" and "Runaway Babies" by The Beatles and Bruno Mars respectively in the first and second rounds of the finals. "You have the looks, the charm, and the heart," Coach Lea Salonga said. You're ensured a future in this industry with those three companies. "I see a musician, an artist, and possibly an actor," Malac said. "I see someone with the confidence to do it all." Labajo performed a duet with Gary Valenciano of upbeat song "Eto Na Naman" in the final round of the tournament. He finished third in third place at the end of the season.

After the season of The Voice Kids Philippines Labajo, he and his three fellow participants in The Voice Kids have officially joined Star Magic, ABS-CBN's education and management center.

In ABS-CBN's family drama series Hawak-Kamay, Labajo's first project as part of Star Magic was included in the ABS-CBN's family drama series Hawak-Kamay. On August 15, 2014, a preview brought him right up to the show's cast. Lyca Gairanod, his fellow On the Voice Kids finalist, joined him in the cast on August 22. He has also appeared in the Philippine drama anthology film Maala Mo Kaya.

Nico played in ABS-CBN's Ipaglaban Mo: Sa Dulo ng Daan episode last May 9, 2015, to continue Labajo's acting career. "Pangako Sa 'Yo" is also starring Labajo, who plays "Amboy Mobido," one of Yna's relatives, and "Menathan Mobido"/Grae Fernandez) "Lia B" is also cast in "Geta"/Grae Fernandez. When it comes to Lia's attempt to test out Amboy love, she breaks it out loudly to tell the judges to give the role. Although Amboy believes Lia sings well, she does not get the role. Lia is back for a second time today, with both Amboy and Egoy present. As they watch the auditions, Egoy innocently falls in love, but the family is determined not to know how much her brother loves her. As the series progresses, Egoy and Amboy's contributions to the show's storyline will begin to intertwine.

Labajo's debut album, "JK," was released in August 2015. It has a total of eight songs, including a special band version of "Para Sa 'Yo" and an acoustic version of "This Gravity." "Di Ka Man Lang Nagpaalam" is a special song on the album, since JK dedicates it to his late mother.

He was the MYX Celebrity VJ for the month of October, his first appearance in October.

Labajo was one of the contestants in We Love OPM: The Celebrity Sing-Offs on ABS-CBN, which aired from May 14, 2016, to July 17, 2016. Bailey May was the finalist of The Voice Kids, Season 2 Finalist Kyle Echarri and PBB 737 Teens. The CelebrityTeam's name was reportedly "Poon and Fork," Labajo jokingly suggested to their mentor Richard Poon, but Poon declined Labajo's witty suggestion. And so, the three of them decided that Voice Next Door would be their Celebrity Team's name. They appeared in Martin Nievera, Pangarap na Bituin by Sharon Cuneta, Lalake, Hagibis, Paano by Gary Valenciano, Kung Tayo by Rey Valera, Ok My Girls Celebrity Team, Mako Ylona Garcia, Ylona Garcia, and Sebastian Sayang by Vice Gwapito by Rico J. Puno, Sayang na Sayang by Vice Ganda and APO Hiking Society

During the taping of those episodes, Labajo was not present in certain episodes due to fever or otherwise having another schedule. Labajo was largely absent from week nine to the semi-finals due to his participation in Pinoy Big Brother: Lucky 7 in Vietnam and the Philippines. Kyle Echarri and Bailey May, his co-workers, were the only ones left in the team, and so the team was still intact. In the Semi-finals of the competition, the Voice Next Door was disqualified.

After, Labajo with Andrea Brillantes and the other Kapamilya Teen Stars' production in ASAP last July 3, 2016, Robi Domingo and Toni Gonzaga have revealed that he will be joining the new Pinoy Big Brother: Lucky 7. Labajo expressed some of his apprehensions and said he is excited to be a part of the reality show. he, Yassi Pressman Jinri Park, Mccoy De Leon, and Nikko Natividad were the first five celebrity housemates on "Day 0." They were flown from Manila to Vietnam for the first time out of the country experience. Despite this, Jinri, JK, and Hideo were the only ones left homeless due to the visa and immigration issues.

Following the visa and visa problems, the three children were finally allowed to land in Vietnam on "Day 2." They were tied and blindfolded inside the Big Brother Vietnam House's living room, causing the housemates to unchain them in 30 minutes. They were luckily, because they were able to complete their mission.

Labajo returned to the PBB House on "Day 19" because the girl housemates were able to guess him while blindfolded.

Labajo suggested something during his second Lucky Task, but Nonong and Chacha refused to accept his idea, making him feel ignored. Later on, Labajo went to the confession room to get some Kuya advice. He cries for a little inside because he didn't have any worth in the confession room because he was the youngest of the celebrity housemates. Kuya told him to be more open to his housemates because they were his second family. Nonong and Chacha suspect he wasn't feeling well, so they asked him what was wrong. Labajo didn't know anything about it, and both Nonong and Chacha offered him the opportunity to control the puppets, but the puppets refused and stuck with playing the guitar for the song of their water puppet performance performance. The three of them met again after a fruitful job before discovering that they were being dismissed by Labajo because he was ignoring their ideas. In addition, Kuya's suggestion to be open to them.

Kuya inquired Labajo in the confession room about his personal life on July 15 in the show's episode. He then told Cebu about his experience, how difficult it was for him, and how he felt about it. Kuya greeted him with a letter expressing his dissatisfaction with his mother's request. He also revealed that he was at his mother's funeral and that he was present. Kuya told him that his mother is extremely proud of him, whatever she is located. Kuya has also told him that he has come far from where he was born, and that as he gets older, he will experience more so that he could live his life as a child as well.

Labajo's helper on the big jump Challenge was his younger half-brother Louie Stephan Labajo, who shocked him when he first saw him after many months. Labajo was in the confession room after the Big Jump Challenge. Kuya asked how his brother was doing, and he told him that it was a neighborly type. Since his mother spent more time with her family than with him, he expressed jealousy for his mother's second daughter. He also said that he and his two younger brothers were never close, making him swear that he always wanted a sibling. Despite being referred to earlier, he wasn't familiar with them. He cried, but Kuya told him that he's still young and he can spend his time with his brothers because dreams can be fulfilled.

On Day 23, Labajo was unable to complete the Big Jump Challenge, causing him to be evicted along with Nonong, Elisse, Yassi, and Hideo. In addition, Vivoree Esclito, one of the housemates who didn't have a partner at the time, appeared during the PBB's Lucky 7 Teen Edition on Day 32, a special edition. Kuya had asked Vivoree's own song arrangement, which he did.

Labajo was the MYX Celebrity VJ for the month of January, his second time since being in his first position since October 2015. A Love to Last, a ABS-CBN show hosted nationally on television on January 9, 2017. Lucas Noble, Anton Noble IV's son, was the grandson of Grace Silverio-Noble and Anton Noble IV, was the protagonist. MCA Music's first ever big solo concert and birthday celebration, "JKL Live," was "postponed indefinitely due to unavoidable circumstances," according to MCA Music's social media pages on January 16. "JKL," Labajo's second album, was released in selected Astroplus and Astrovision stores on February 6, 2017. "Demonyo," "Forever" a wedding song, and "Move On," two tracks that he composed while he was still in PBB, are among his album's eight tracks. It also comes in an EDM-like version.

In the premiere of Joven Tan's indie film "Tatlong Bibe" on February 13, he made his first film appearance, joined by his former contestant, Lyca Gairanod, Marco Masa, Raikko Mateo, and others. He is Eddie Garcia's grandson in the film and is paired up with Sharlene San Pedro. On March 1, the film's first screening in the United States took place.

Lucas Noble's film A Love to Last finds him to improve in acting as a result of the audience's scathing. "I ask them, is it okay na ganito, baka masira ako, or something?" It's actually a good kasi effective daw 'yung acting ko, tapos sabi nila. In an interview just recently, Sabi nila I should be proud kasi naapektuhan ang mga tao." "I am flattered kasi for me; I am not strong enough," I am told, making it all the more enjoyable stuff. Actually, pero walo pa akong acting workshops, so I'm really planning on doing some acting lessons kasi I really need it." JK said A Love to Last was his best break so far, and that he's fortunate to be working with actors much more advanced than he is, such as Ian Veneracion, who plays his father, and Bea Alonzo, Anton's fiancé.

JK announced that he is forming a band named after him in 2018. In June 2018, he released his most popular song, "Buwan" (moon in English), and it's a soulful alternative rock song.

Labajo said he wanted to work in the entertainment industry since he was a young boy because he wanted to leave a mark in the world. He was also influenced by his late mother, who wished he would win a television singing competition. Daniel Day-Lewis, Joel Torre, and several other well-known jazz artists, like Django Reinhardt and Bill Evans, have been posting both in interviews and on social media. He is also a student photographer.

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