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The 14-Year-Old Stunned The Judges Of Malta’s Got Talent With His Heartfelt Act

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In one of the final editions of Malta’s Got Talent 2022, 14-year-old Kieran Bonello also showed off his singing skills.

The judges described his voice as angelic, and at the end of the performance, he received a Golden Buzzer, which took his straight to the semi-finals of said show.

The boy shocked the judges from the very beginning, as none of them expected to see such a performance. He performed popular opera hits, and some of the judges wept during his performance.

 

 

At the end of the performance, Judge Sarah Zerafa pressed the Golden Buzzer button, sending his straight to the Got Talent semi-finals in Malta. The boy was filled with tears of tenderness and happiness.

Check out 14 year old Kieran Bonello’s incredible performance at Malta’s Got Talent 2022. Will he impress you with his singing skills and angelic voice?

“Got Talent” Alumni Sings Heavenly Rendition of John Lennon Hit Song

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The Beatles were one of the greatest bands of all time. The British four-piece were no strangers to top-charting hits, and John Lennon’s song “Imagine” gave people a sense of hope. Now, younger people are finding inspiration in the song all these years later.

If you’re a fan of Britain’s Got Talent, you’ll likely know an adorable girl named Connie Talbot. She was wildly successful on the show and gave an electrifying performance of the iconic song when she was six years old.

 

 

When she turned 11, Connie was in the studio with Grammy award-winning producer and guitarist Kipper Eldridge. The two worked together to create an unbelievable masterpiece with a recorded rendition of “Imagine.”

Her beautiful voice brings new life to the hopeful lyrics. With one negative news story after another, people are looking for a light at the end of the tunnel more than ever before. Thanks to Connie, people are finding it again with her cover of the 1970s classic.

Humble Teenager Tugs at Heartstrings With Country Song on America’s Got Talent

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It can be easy to take things like our eyesight for granted. Our five senses are things we use every day without putting too much thought into how lucky we are to have them. The Dodds family can’t say the same thing about themselves.

When Kenadi Dodds stepped onto the America’s Got Talent stage, she shared about how every single person in her family, besides her, struggled with an eye disorder. Over time, her parents and siblings have all lost their sight.

 

 

This didn’t stop her loving mom and dad from giving all they had to help Kenadi chase after her dreams. The shy teenager from Utah decided to play an original country song called “One Way Ticket to Tennessee.”

Her performance felt like a mix of Grace VanderWaal and a young Taylor Swift. There’s no denying that the judges immediately fell in love with her performance and were eager to send her to the next round.

Rapping Dad Can’t Keep a Straight Face in Rap Battle with 5-Month-Old Son

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Brandon Thomas, aka rapper B-Doe, isn’t afraid to take on an opponent in a rap battle. But he was easily outdone when he faced off against his 5-month-old son Quentin, whose lyrics were lacking but whose contagious laughter was more than his dad could handle.

B-Doe has his game face on when he starts rapping to Quentin, propped up in a rocking chair, about his privileged life. He drops hilarious dad lines like “You eat like a king” and “You poop without warning” with a straight face but can’t keep it together when Quentin starts feverishly laughing. B-Doe tries to keep his opponent in line, telling him “You can’t come at me with gangsta talk,” but that just sets Quentin off again.

 

 

Brandon tries again a month later, with even worse luck: Quentin is giggling before his dad even drops his first line. Between rounds of laughter, B-Doe spits out more comedic gold with lines like “I don’t like to brag, but every day, I fill up your diaper bag” and references to his son as San Quentin, Mr. Cool Breeze and “half Black Panther, half Crazy Rich Asian.”

B-Doe is gracious in defeat, though, laughing with just as much enthusiasm as Quentin each time he’s interrupted. For now, Quentin remains undefeated.

Father and daughter do a salsa dance together that will get you moving

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When Mom walks into the kitchen and sees little Emma on the counter, she doesn’t get mad. That’s because Dad has a close eye on her while the duo shows off their Salsa moves.

Paola Teran is a mother of two living in Georgia. When she walks into the kitchen to see her daughter Emma on the countertop, she gets worried.

 

 

But knowing that Dad is right in front of Emma to ensure that she doesn’t fall, Paola is relieved. What she didn’t count on was a salsa dance-off between a father and her daughter.

With the music pumping and the duo moving like naturals, Paola records the whole thing. To this day, the video is still making its rounds on social media.

If you think this little girl has got the moves, you probably won’t be surprised that she’ll appear on ‘Dancing With The Stars’ once she’s grown up. But for now, she takes the crown as the salsa champion after pulling off the victory against Dad.

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Young girl blows up the Internet when she sings classic hymn like a Disney Princess

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Henry Smith’s ’Give Thanks” is a song of praise that spreads inspiration and joy. Emily’s video will touch people’s hearts all over the world.

The song ‘Give Thanks’ is a hymn of praise by Henry Smith. Henry went to church, looking for solace when he couldn’t find a job.

The pastor inspired Henry by telling him the story of how Jesus had suffered for the benefit of others. Henry felt grateful for Jesus’s sacrifice.

 

 

Henry had a degenerative eye disease and was slowly going blind. Despite his problems, Henry knew that he had much for which to be grateful.

Henry sang his song in church. The song was later released on an album by Don Moen, becoming internationally famous. It is loved by all.

Watching Emily R. Lalrinsangi sing ‘Give Thanks’ is a beautiful opportunity to hear a modern gospel song of praise that is enjoyed worldwide.

With hauntingly beautiful vocals, Cai Thomas sings Mozart’s “Laudate Dominum”

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12-year-old singer and YouTuber Cai Thomas flawlessly sang Mozart’s “Laudate Dominum.” With an angelic voice, he recorded it at the Church of St John the Evangelist.

The video opens with singer Cai Thomas nodding profusely at the conductor, signaling that he was ready to begin. Thomas appeared a little nervous at first, but after the musical introduction, he started singing. This washed an air of peace and calm over him.

 

As he sang, Thomas was accompanied by the London Mozart Players and Pegasus chamber choir, conducted by Robert Lewis. The acoustics of the recording venue, St John the Evangelist, Croydon, only added to the song.

During parts of the song, the chamber choir joined Thomas to add depth to the singing of this Psalm. Singers, men and women alike, harmonized together with a similar quality of Thomas’ vocals alone.

 

Cai held high treble notes for an impressive amount of time as the song neared its end. Cai was focused but relaxed as he ended his part and let the London Mozart Players finish the song.

Cai is a YouTuber and musical artist with over 20,000 followers. He released his debut album that included a recording of this song in March of 2020, titled ‘Seren’ to pay homage to his Welsh Heritage.

14-year-old powerhouse singer astonishes AGT fans with a voice beyond his years

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There are some auditions on America’s Got Talent that stand out; the ones we are going to be talking about years from now. This is one of them.

Meet 14-year-old powerhouse, Dylan Zangwill. At a very young age, it was obvious to his parents that Dylan was not ordinary. He demonstrated uncanny musical abilities.

He has mastered multiple musical instruments including the guitar, the piano, and the greatest musical instrument of all: His voice.

 

 

When Dylan took to the AGT stage Tuesday night, no doubt everyone was impressed by his instrumental skills, but it was his voice that truly stood out. It’s impossibly mature and polished for a 14-year-old.

Listen as Dylan sings “Somebody To Love” by Queen. This 1976 Freddy Mercury classic gets all the proper respect. The young man’s vocals are truly astonishing. He has a long and prosperous musical career ahead of him.

Young Girl Strums Ukulele, But It’s The Moment She Starts Singing Elvis Classic That’s Gone Viral

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The King may be gone, but his songs will live forever within his fans and the many artists who cover his songs. While nobody can deliver the King’s songs better than him, some people have performed stunning renditions of his songs and this is no exception.

Grace Vanderwaal is a young singer from New York, with over 1 million subscribers to her YouTube channel. Playing the ukulele and singing, Grace has covered lots of popular artists, putting her own quirky spin on the classic songs.

 

 

At 12-year-old, Grace participated in the popular show program, America’s Got Talent, she stole everyone’s hearts with her incredible talent. She went on to win the show, singing her original songs.
Grace’s voice is perfect match for the classic Elvis Presley song, ‘Can’t Help Falling In Love’, and her skilled ukulele playing makes it even better! She strums along and sings each note perfectly – she doesn’t need anything besides the voice in her heart and her trusty stringed instrument to impress us!

Check out Grace’s beautiful cover of the romantic song for yourself

Absolutely identical quadruplets act as charming photo models

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Four Canadian girls – Abigail, McKayla, Grace and Emily Webb – will be 4 months old in January. Just look at their photos, from which it is impossible to look away!

Photographs were taken by Cassandra Jones of Noelle Mirabella Photography in Grande Prairie, Alberta, Canada. She has photographed newborn quadruplets and claims they have grown up, and besides, it was a lot harder photographing them for the first time. “Three months makes a huge difference! ” She adds.

 

This time the girls were smiling and finding the interaction with the photographer fun. To distinguish the twins, they insert earrings of different colors in their ears and paint their fingernails in different colors.

 

The only girl Jones could tell apart from the others without looking at her earrings and fingernails was the youngest of the sisters, Abigail. In this photo, she is looking at the camera with interest, while all the other sisters are sleeping.

The photo shoot lasted about four hours; Jones was assisted by three assistants.

 

The chances of conceiving a quadruple without using various types of stimulation are 1 in 729,000. However, the chances of conceiving four twins are even lower – just one in 15 million pregnancies.

 

 

The Webb family, who celebrated their first wedding anniversary this summer, became parents for the first time.