Moira Dela Torre is a Filipino singer-songwriter who became famous by joining The Voice Philippines.

After The Voice Philippines, Moira Dela Torre has made a name for herself through her earnest lyrics and catchy melodies, such as McDonald’s “Hooray for Today,“ Lewis and Pearl’s “You are Here,” Surf’s “Pinalaki” and Johnson & Johnson’s “Signature of Love.” Having written music since she was 13, Moira turned to songwriting as a way of dealing with her battle with anorexia, a result of being bullied during those years.

In 2014, Moira released her self-titled EP. In 2016, she released “Malaya,” a song for the Camp Sawi soundtrack. In 2017, she won Himig Handog 2017 with the song “Titibo-Tibo.” One year later in 2018, she staged a two-night-sold out concert at the Kia Theatre entitled Tagpuan. She launched her first album, titled Malaya on February 19, 2018.