SM Little Stars crowned its 2019 winners

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Photo shows (L-R, first row) SM Supermalls SVP for marketing Jonjon San Agustin, celebrity judges Tuesday Vargas and Jose Javier Reyes, Chevrolet product and brand manager Rayner Ranin, 2013 SM Little Stars achiever and judge Esang de Torres, and National University Office of Student Affairs director Marc Rey Galido with (L-R, second row) 2018 SM Littlle Stars girl grand winner Aleynah Cassedine Redillas, 2019 SM Little Stars grand winners Danaielle Haley Magtoto, and Nyle Quinzel Tapdazan, and 2018 SM Little Stars boy grand winner Santriani Lancelot Acot.



SM City North EDSA's representative Nyle Quinzel Tapdasan and SM City East Ortigas’ representative Danaielle Haley Magtoto were hailed as the SM Little Stars Boy and Girl Grand winners, respectively – at the recently concluded SM Little Stars grand finals, held at the SMX Convention Center in the MOA Complex, Pasay.

Each of them received a full scholarship grant of any 4-year course at National University, an exclusive contract with Regal Artist Entertainment, five-days and four-nights trip to China for two, P100,000 worth of cash and SM gift certificates, a brand new Chevrolet Sail, a two-night stay for two with buffet breakfast at Taal Vista Hotel, P30,000 worth of Toy Kingdom Gift Cards, and year-round passes for SM Bowling, SM Ice Skating and SM Storyland.

Completing the Top 10 major winners were SM City Marikina’s Ludwig Hans Carizo (1st Runner Up), SM City Baliwag’s Gio Ryan Valerio (2nd Runner Up), SM City North Edsa’s Patrice Michaela Asuncion (3rd Runner Up), SM City Rosales’ James Tamondong (6th Place), SM City Cagayan de Oro’s Caleb Hans Ong (7th Place), SM City Telabastagan’s Iyana Abrielle Yturralde (8th Place), SM City General Santos’ Lyka Jane Bayang (9th Place), and SM City Calamba’s Francis Lee (10th Place).


SM Little Stars 2019 Boy and Girl Grand winners Nyle Quinzel Tapdasan of SM City North Edsa and Danaielle Haley Magtoto of SM City East Ortigas.

On its thirteenth year, SM Little Stars continues to be a platform for kids to share talents, enhance their personalities, and develop their confidence. The competition not only recognizes the shining and brightest kids, but it also celebrates the start of their journey in becoming stars in the future as they inspire more children to discover their innate talent.

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