In an emotional finale, Vasquez was declared the winner of Season 26 of The Voice on Tuesday, December 10. This milestone marked a triumphant debut season for coach

Michael Bublé

, who was overcome with tears of joy. As Vasquez fell to his knees, overwhelmed with emotion,

Bublé praised his talented contestant. “My Filipino brother, you are the hope of so many people… it has been such an unbelievable journey to be here with you,” he said,

his voice trembling with emotion.
Vasquez’s journey to victory was nothing short of remarkable. Born in the Philippines, he credits his father for instilling in him a love for singing. After his father’s passing, Vasquez moved to the United States in 2022 to pursue his music dreams. His powerful voice caught the attention of the coaches during his blind audition, where he performed Rose Royce’s “I’m Goin’ Down.”
Vasquez earned a four-chair turn and chose Bublé as his coach, a decision that ultimately led him to victory. Throughout the season, Vasquez impressed audiences and coaches alike with his soulful performances. In the December 2 episode, Bublé praised Vasquez’s moving performance of Elvis Presley’s “If I Can Dream.” “I think if people understood the strength that you have… you walk out here in the moment and you take the brass ring, and I’m just so happy for you,” Bublé said.
Vasquez’s win marks a historic moment for The Voice, and his journey serves as a testament to the power of perseverance and passion. As he celebrates his victory, fans around the world cheer him on, inspired by his incredible talent and unforgettable story.