The Nation’s Mowm and soul diva Klarisse de Guzman staged her biggest concert to date at the Araneta Coliseum, with flying colors.
The Kapamilya singer, also fondly called Klang, opened the show with a medley of hits from Lady Gaga, Beyoncé, and Jennifer Lopez.
The concert was guest-packed, and Asia’s Songbird Regine Velasquez-Alcasid kicked it off when they power belted the classic "The Winner Takes It All."
The belting continued when Klang, together with TNT All Star singers Marko Rudio, Ian Manibale, and champ Marko Rudio, sang some of Pinoy fave love songs.
The tempo switched up a bit when TJ Monterde and Cup of Joe’s Gian Bernardino and Rafa Ridao joined Klang onstage.
Klang also brought out some of her co-housemates from the recent PBB Celebrity collab edition and members of the so-called "Pamilya de Guzman"—Will Ashley, Mika Salamanca, Shuvee Etrata, and Esnyr.
They all shared their message of love for Klang, to which Shuvee got slightly emotional, thanking her.
Klang held her tongue when she was about to say something back to her "duo", Shuvee.
Vice Ganda brought the house down when she jammed Gloc 9’s "Sirena" with Klang. Speaking to ABS-CBN News backstage, Vice said she was happy to see Klang fulfill her lifelong dream to perform in Araneta.
“Sobrang happy ko para sa kanya. Ako yung illegitimate manager niya eh, talagang nakatutok ako sa ticket sales, pati line-up ng guests niya,” Vice Ganda said.
After the almost three-hour show, De Guzman spoke to ABS-CBN News and said, "Nakaraos din pero grabe kahapon sobra yung kaba ko!” she further explained, “Kasi siyempre Araneta to!”
She also shared that one of her favorite parts of the show was when the audience started to open their phones’ lights.
“Actually sa opening pa lang emotional na ako naiiyak na ko, pero pinigilan ko. Pero yung nakita ko na yung mga ilaw parang gusto kong kumanta ng ‘Flashlight’, pero ayun hindi ko na napigilan maging emotional nung ‘Unimagineable’ na.”
So what’s next after Araneta?
Klang said there are talks of touring the show overseas, but that might take a sidestep as she goes into her ‘acting era’ first in Vice Ganda’s upcoming MMFF movie "Call Me Mother."