Janella Salvador, the acclaimed actress and singer, used humor to ease her fans’ disappointment after her much-anticipated 10th-anniversary concert was postponed. Star Magic, Salvador’s label, announced the delay of the event, initially set for April 19 at the New Frontier Theater, citing “unforeseen circumstances,” without providing specific details.
Salvador took to her social media to quip about the situation, referencing a recent viral moment from her appearance on the show “It’s Showtime,” where she playfully declined to sing due to a hoarse voice. “Paos kasi siya, kayo nalang!!! Ayan inunahan ko na kayo,” she joked, preempting the fans’ reactions with a lighthearted comment.
Despite the setback, Salvador expressed her apologies and gratitude to her supporters, promising to be even more prepared for the rescheduled concert. The event, which promises to be a grand celebration of her career, will feature performances by notable artists, including her mother Jenine Desiderio, Jane De Leon, Marlo Mortel, and others.
The postponement follows Salvador’s cautious approach to preserving her voice, evidenced during her “It’s Showtime” guesting, which became a playful banter topic among the hosts. Despite the mixed reactions from the public, fellow host Karylle clarified that there were no hard feelings, noting Salvador’s need to conserve her voice for her upcoming performance.
Salvador’s humorous take on the concert delay not only showcases her ability to navigate the complexities of showbiz with grace and wit but also keeps the anticipation alive for when she will next take the stage.