Kapuso Stars

To describe 18-year-old Julie Anne San Jose would be a fascinating task. She used to be a runner-up for Little Miss Philippines, a high competitor on a singing competition called Popstar Kids, and a member of a band called Sugarpop. Indeed, becoming an adult in the industry makes Julie Anne a remarkable performer. Her effort and determination is slowly paying down using the discharge of her movie Only one Summer this month, a currently airing Television show, Together Forever, on GMA Network, and her self-titled album under GMA Records, to be released and distributed through global distributor, Valleyarm.

Despite her crazy schedule, we were sufficiently fortunate to get a your hands on Julie Anne to talk about her very first album like a solo artist.

This is your first album under GMA Records, what else could you say concerning the experience?

I'm overwhelmed and extremely happy with this experience because finally, I'll be able to fulfill one of my dreams as an artist with an album. Also, this experience is really a blessing [as] not every artists reach have an opportunity to have an album and so i am really just thankful.


We all know that you were once a part of the girl group, Sugarpop. Could it be simple for you to transition from being in a group to a solo artist?

Generally, the transition was fine. I simply needed to adjust from performing having a group to performing solo. I just felt that there are more responsibilities performing solo because all attention is on me, as compared to [performing] in a group where the attention from the audience is split between the members. So, now, I truly make certain I give my overall of my performances.


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