Blind singer with autism brings down house in ‘America’s Got Talent’ audition – National
Lavender D’Arcanangelo is a name to remember.
blind vocalist with autism, America’s Got Talent (AGTMore) hopeful and certainly left an impression on stage at this week’s talent show.
Dressed in the same color as his name, D’Arcanangelo destroyed the venue and brought the audience to their feet with the following performance. Out Here On My Owna ballad from the 1980 film famefirst made famous by Irene Cara.
Her sweet and powerful performance brought many audiences to tears and won judge Heidi Klum’s coveted Golden Buzzer.
“Actually, I started singing when I was three. I didn’t speak until I was four and a half. I’m blind and autistic. I have a lot of dreams,” his father said. She said on stage with Will.
“I want to build a school where classes are based on things that children are naturally interested in. A school that I think would be successful if I did that. My father’s name is Will ’ He adopted me later in life. I met him at his after school program. “
Will explained that he started an after-school music program in 2010 and enrolled D’Arcanangelo. The two became best friends and eventually Will and her husband Jamie adopted her.
On Tuesday’s episode, Krum said:this AGTMore Travel is a wonderful journey. I want to be your cheerleader and hold your hand all the way to the goal. what do you say? Let’s do this! “
D’Arcanangelo, on the other hand, was overwhelmed as golden confetti rained down around her.
“I don’t know if this is a dream or if it’s really happening,” she said.
If D’Arcanangelo looks familiar, it’s probably because of her rapid rise to fame in 2019 when her father uploaded a video of her singing. part of your world from little mermaid.
Currently, D’Arcanangelo fundraising On releasing his first solo album, mosaic. In the meantime, please cheer her on in her upcoming matches. AGTMore live show.
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