Robert Cozma
Yes he bagged it.
I’m not a big fan of reality TV series, especially here in
our country. I can’t just fathom how
these shows find the need to feed us the “poor sad tales” of a certain
individual who’s about to perform. For
what? Just to get viewers sympathy? Then if ever the contestant fails to pass,
expect a big sigh from the viewers, and generally, people felt sorry for that
guy. Anyway that’s just my personal
opinion.
My wife asked me to watch this certain episode of The Voice
of The Philippines, where it featured a Syrian-Filipino contestant. She told me of how she felt bereaved for this
particular artist the fact how sad his story was all about. See what I mean? But since I can’t argue with her, and so I
watched it. Robert Cozma sang a piece of
Wency Cornejo’s composition. My first
reaction was Robert’s voice volume was way too low, if I was the sound tech of
that show, I’d give the guy a little
tweak in the mic’s volume enough to hear
him well for those people who’s listening at that time. The coaches were just waiting for a climatic
note pitch that Robert can throw at them and make at least one of them to turn
around. Unfortunately, it never happened.
One of the coaches said that she’s looking for something
different, I really don’t know what type of “different” she’s looking, but
that’s her opinion and should be respected.
If I were to say the interpretation style of how Robert sang Wincey
Cornejo’s piece was that it simply just didn’t fit right, although, I had a
feeling that he do have potentials. When
asked by one of the coaches for him to sing an English song he said “yes”, and
added “I sing this to my wife cause I love her so much… and my daughter”. And so he sang for less than 2 minutes and
for less than 2 minutes no doubt that the common reaction, same with the
coaches, and yes my wife, was “if only he sang this song in the first place he
could’ve advance to the next round”.
But not me. His wife
too. Robert Cozma doesn’t know who I am
and the other way around. But as a husband,
and a father, hats off to you sir, Robert Cozma did set an example how he
exalted publicly he’s love for his wife in front of all the people who’s
watching him by singing his heart out with that song. He didn't say “I dedicate this” he said “I
sing this”, dedication is only for those people who’d called up a DJ on a radio
station.
Any woman to be in
Robert’s wife shoes will have the feeling of being gratified of how proud her
husband to love her. When Robert was
singing the second song, not only I saw Robert at that time, but also I saw
King Solomon, who’s been known of how he praises his woman in the Bible. Robert may be less fortunate of that
competition because he fell short, however, he’s been more blessed knowing that
the moment he comes home, his wife is waiting and will tell him of how proud
she is. And yes, he bagged his wife’s
love for God knows how many times. This
is an act that cannot be paid by the grand price of that reality TV show.
People are equally blessed.
It’s just a matter of what attitude you show in accepting the blessings.
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