Mariane Osabel

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Mariane Faith Ignacio Osabel (born January 28, 1998), known professionally as Mariane Osabel, is a Filipino singer and performer. She is the fourth grand champion of GMA's singing competition The Clash. She is currently mainstay performer of the Sunday noontime variety show All-Out Sundays.^[1]

Early life[]

Mariane Faith Ignacio Osabel was born on January 28, 1998, in Iligan City, Lanao del Norte. Her elder brother, Arne Osabel, is also singer.

She finished from primary to secondary school at La Salle Academy, Iligan City, and her tertiary education in Mindanao State University–Iligan Institute of Technology (MSU-IIT), with Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering and graduated in 2020.

Prior to joining Tawag ng Tanghalan and The Clash, she was the lead vocalist of Echoes Band, but until her graduation in 2020, and replaced by the late vocalist Maica Ramayan and other vocalists.

Career[]

2018–2019: Pre–Tawag ng Tanghalan and The Clash[]

Before joining in TV contests, she joined in Adlaw Sa Iligan Singing Star in 2018, and became grand champion of this season.^[2]

2019: Tawag ng Tanghalan and Prior to The Clash[]

Daily Rounds (First Attempt)[]

In 2019, she participated in Quarter II in the third season of Tawag ng Tanghalan. One her first performance, she sang "Bukas na Lang Kita Mamahalin by Lani Misalucha, where she emerged as the daily winner, and the Face-off Round, she sang again "On the Wings of Love" by Kyla, but she lost to the defending champion.

Daily Rounds (Second Attempt)[]

After six months since the lost of Quarter II, she returned in Quarter IV. On her first performance, she sang "I Am Changing" by Jennifer Holliday, where she emerged as the daily winner, and the Face-off Round, she sang again "Fallin' by Alicia Keys, and became an defending champion. She continued to the fifth day making her the fifth semifinalist of the quarter. She remained the defending champion until her sixth day when she lost to the daily winner.

Semifinals[]

During the weeklong semifinals originally date from June 24 to June 29, 2019, but reschedule on August 26 to 31, 2019. Osabel performed songs corresponding to the theme of the day. Her followed by Shantal Cuizon, Alliyah Cadeliña, Jermaine Apil, Dior Lawrence Bronia, Julius Cawaling and Violeta Bayawa. On the sixth day, Osabel, who combined average score of 57.03%. She lost to enter to the Grand Finals, and later she returned to the Ultimate Resbak round.

Ultimate Resbak[]

After losing to enter to the Grand Finals, Osabel returned to the Resbak round and she sang again "Who You Are", where she declared as the Seat of Power together with Windimie Yntong. On the fourth day, Osabel selected Mariko Ledesma in the Sing-off, where Ledesma advanced to the final round, and she sang "Run to You" by Whitney Houston, when she lost to Ledesma and declared the Seat of Power.

2019–2020: Post–Tawag ng Tanghalan and controversial TNT winning announcement[]

After the second round performance between Osabel and Mariko Ledesma, Ledesma took the seat of power, dethroning Osabel. However, after winning moment, the screen appeared where the split scoring was revealed (showing the public and judges scores), the viewers noticed that Osabel's score given by the judges was 16.50%, while Ledesma received 50%. Due to the allegedly "rigged" results, netizens used #JusticeForMariane or #HustisyaParaKayMariane and it trended on Twitter, citing the expression, rants and sentiments over the score given by the judges.^{[20][21][22][23]}

On September 14, 2019, Tawag ng Tanghalan judge Dulce speaks up on the controversial result of Ledesma dethroning Osabel, which aired on September 11, 2019, three days after performance of Osabel and Ledesma.^[24][25]

After recent controversial result, Osabel withdrew to compete in the Final Resbak due to health problems, while Mariko, who was one of the grand finalist for Huling Tapatan, also withdrew her slot due to personal reason that caused by the netizens backlash to her. In 2021, according to virtual interview in LionHearTV, Osabel became traumatized after winning lost in TNT and she was afraid to joined singing contests.^[26]

2021: The Clash[]

In 2021, two years after Tawag ng Tanghalan journey and despite the controversy, she tried to audition for the third season of The Clash, but she wasn't able to pass. She re-audition during Season 4 and finally received the call to compete for the fourth season.^[27]

Osabel participated in the fourth season of The Clash. She was dubbed as "Ultimate Siren ng Iligan City". On her One on One round, she sang "Paraisong Parisukat" by Basil Valdez, where she advanced on the second round. In the grand finals of the competition, she fought against Vilmark Viray on a one-on-one clash where she performed original composition "Bakit Mahal Pa Rin Kita", which is composed by Harish Joya, while Viray performed "Umuwi Ka Na".^[28] She is known to be one of the contestants who later became the grand champion of the fourth season of the Philippine reality singing competition The Clash.^[29]

2021–present: Post–The Clash[]

After grand champion of The Clash, she is now a mainstay of All-Out Sundays, which is the segment of Queendom, together with Lani Misalucha, Julie Anne San Jose, Rita Daniela, Hannah Precillas, and her fellow The Clash graduates.^[1]

Personal life[]

Osabel is currently relationship with filmmaker, chief director, and entrepreneur Karl Timonera Orbe in 2021.

Filmography[]

Discography[]

Singles[]

Soundtrack[]

References[]

External links[]

• Mariane Osabel at IMDb