South African Singer Wows ‘The Voice Australia’ Judges With Powerful Performance: “Voice Gives Me Goosebumps”
- A South African woman dropped jaws as she took the stage of Australian The Voice to perform Sia’s hit song, Chandelier
- The woman named Thando has gone viral on social media after her powerful performance had people in awe all over the globe
- Social media users were blown away by the performance and thanked Thando for representing the country the way she did
An African woman dropped jaws and snapped necks at The Voice Australia when she took the stage and belted Sia’s hit song, Chandelier. Gurl can bust a note!
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The African continent is filled with untapped talent that is opening eyes all over the globe. This lady is just one more African person who showed the world what our people are made of.
TikTok account @_bestofthevoice_ proudly shared a clip of an African woman named Thando belting Chandelier on the stage of Australian The Voice. The notes she can reach are hair-raising and the judges' faces say it all.
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Social media users stand and clap for the woman and her incredible performance
There is no denying that Thando has it down! Sis has the voice of a thousand angels and then some. People flooded the comment section with messages of pure awe and pride.
Take a look:
@iamnomi said:
“Ooooh my world, her voice just gave me goosebumps! You have such an amazing voice! #ProudlyAfrican”
@Batho Mkhondo said:
“Africa well represented!!!”
@busisiwebetty530 said:
“I salute you lady!”
@Ese said:
“That feeling you can't really describe with words cos words won't do justice... melody of angels!”
Little boy in suit raps like Phyno in church
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a little boy in suit had dazzled the congregation with his rap skills in church.
The unidentified lad stole the show during Salvation Ministries Children's Day celebration in his church with his Igbo rap which has earned him comparison to Phyno.
In a video @cheemarhopera shared on TikTok, the boy in a black suit ensured his rap bars rhymed with the beats. He paced left to right as he tried to keep up with the flow.
Parents and congregants could be seen in the video hailing and screaming in excitement, a sign that they were feeling the young lad's performance.
Source: Briefly.co.za
