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Even With Alopecia, 9-Year-Old Fil-Am Finds Her Voice—All the Way to the America’s Got Talent Stage · PHLV Radio

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Speaker 1: Hi, Lisa, this is Moris said.
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Speaker 2: I just want to thank you for making me a
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part of your life through my music.
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Speaker 3: I heard your story.
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Speaker 1: I would love to meet you someday.
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Speaker 3: I hope keep going on.
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Speaker 1: To just jam with you or hia with you.
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Speaker 3: You have a great one.
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Speaker 1: Hi, Isa, this is Queer Sophronio.
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Speaker 4: I just wanted to say Hi, thank you for supporting me,
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and I wish that you were going to be.
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Speaker 3: In good health.
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Speaker 5: And Hi, we see him and seen with you.
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Speaker 4: Hello, everyone, Welcome to another episode of an Identified. Episode
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four of Unidentified. Welcome back everyone, Thank you all for
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watching this show.
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Speaker 3: My name is Bren, my name.
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Speaker 1: Is Sharon T. Welcome to episode four featuring a nine
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year old Isabella de Vera Giran.
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Speaker 4: Yes, she competed on America's Got Talent seasons in twenty
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season twenty.
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Speaker 1: Last March, and she has been singing ever since from
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shows after shows, and we even flew to California, California.
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Speaker 4: Interview experience firsthand, experience what she's like firsthand. And I
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can definitely vouch for her and say that she's a
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very passionate kid with music who Yeah, she loves music.
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Speaker 1: And according to the parents, she started us singing even
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before she can walk. That's incredible.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean all the sisters are talented, you know,
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isa Ileana and Eliza, They're all talented girls.
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Speaker 1: And the mom and dad. In fact, Paula the mom
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is my vocal student as well, many many years ago
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and is a vocal student of mine.
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Speaker 4: Again, shout out to de Paula and Kuya justin over
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in California.
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Speaker 1: Everyone. So, we had so much fun interviewing Issa last
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weekend and we wanted to share it to the world
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and what with the stories that we've known about her
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and uh, not so much struggles, but it's just her
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her passion and her excitement about singing, her enthusiasm, enthusiasm,
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that's the right word her, her her excitment and performing
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on stage. And that's why we were able to perform
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on stage with her here in Las Vegas in the
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recent shows that we did, actually a couple of shows
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with Footy Fest two days in Footy Fest and another
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show and the Natural Jokoy, the famous comedian uh mother,
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Hello Tita Josie. And that's why we're here to introduce
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to you our interview with Isabella de Vera, your own
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nine year old. Hello everyone, Welcome to Unidentified Podcasts. And
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today it's so exciting because we're in an interview an
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extremely talented nine year old kid and she's taking the
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stage by storm. Let me call on Isabella. Hi, Isabella.
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We're actually at her home here in California. Introduce herself.
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Speaker 5: So my name is Isabella is there and I'm nine
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years old.
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Speaker 1: Oh so how do you want me to call you?
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Is it Lisa or Isabella?
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Speaker 5: I prefer Isa?
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Speaker 1: Okay, Lisa. Do you feel like it's getting hot out here? Yeah?
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Speaker 5: Really hot?
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Speaker 1: Yes, let's let's go inside and have some water. All right,
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come on, let's go. Oh my god, so hot? Do
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you feel better?
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Speaker 5: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: Who's with you? Who? Milo? How did you meet Milo?
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Speaker 5: Well, my mom is a realtor. She sells houses. And
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then I went to one of her realtor's who's she's
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gonna who? She's gonna sell a house? And then I
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was like, oh, who's this and and then the client said, oh,
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this is Melo and we were bonding and then I said, oh,
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I wish I had a dog, and then my mom's
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client said, oh, you can have him. I was like really,
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And that's why how I got him.
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Speaker 1: Wow, it's a dream come true. For it's a vella,
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just like being on stage. And America's got talent. So
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who are your inspiration musically, your biggest idol in music
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and singing?
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Speaker 5: It's my godmother, your god mother.
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Speaker 1: Who's your cop mother?
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Speaker 5: Her name is Anna Maria pres de Taka.
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Speaker 1: Wow, I've heard of her. She's really famous. Who is
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she your godmother? And you know about her accomplishments or
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her movies because I know, but I want to ask you.
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Speaker 5: Her movies were camp Rock and camp Rock too, to
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Hannah Montana and Saying and Fame.
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Speaker 1: And she's also a Broadway advice So she's one of
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your she's your godmother. And at the same time you
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really idolize and you want to become like her in
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the future. Right. And I heard that you also sing
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Whitney Houston songs, So does that mean that she's also
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one of your inspiration in singing the songs? So which
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song the enormous thing of Whitney Houston? I have nothing,
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I have nothing, you have something that's just a song?
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All right. That's a that's a great inspiration to uh to,
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uh to to have Because she's also one of my
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inspirations with us and especially in the national anthems. There's
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also one female very famous singer and she also is
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an actress and she just became the best Actress in
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Manila Fan Festival. Who is this Cynthia Philippines. Morris said, yes, yeah,
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Morris said, she just won the best Actress for the
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Manila Fan Festival just recently a couple of months ago.
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So what do you like marisat?
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Speaker 5: I like mar said, because she's like she's friends with
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my name now, and then her voice is like really big,
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and then one day I just want to be like
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her in the future.
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Speaker 1: Isn't everyone wants to be like her? I also want
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to be like her, but it's the other way around.
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I'm already older than her. Just kidding anyways, So lastly,
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who are your inspiration in life as a person as
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a singer? Cynthia Irie Cynthia Reevo of The Wicked Movie
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The Wicked Movie.
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Speaker 5: Why because I like have alopecia and she has alopecia.
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I just want to like meet her so she can
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just like give me advice, like how I look like
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nobody looks different like.
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Speaker 1: She? Actually, you know what I heard that she actually
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she has hair, and she shaved off because she wants
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to be different and beautiful because you are beautiful, and
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she wants to be different, meaning different in a good way.
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I mean, you're you're you. You're beautiful inside and out.
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That's why we're here today for this podcast because I
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want to I wanna. I want to make sure that
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the people will know you inside and out who you
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really are, what you do every day, and how you
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are aspiring and dreaming to be a big artist like
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Cynthia and uh, probably one of your dreams or you
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know whoever's listening, producers or Broadway casting, Uh, people that
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they can be you can You're ready to be in
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one of their production and Broadway right, just like Cynthia.
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And lastly, who do you say your inspiration in life
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ever since you were born?
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Speaker 5: My family, but mostly my mom because when she when
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I was still in her tell me she would always
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grab my das's headphone, play music and put it on
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her belly and she would always sing to me. So
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that's how I got singing.
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Speaker 1: Wow, I remember that time when you were still in
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her tummy, and then she told me out loud, they said,
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you're going to be the teacher of this baby. And
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in my head like, that's going to be a long time.
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You want me to wait for what nine years? Seven years?
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And here we are right now. So we're having our
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first vocal lessons with Lisa yesterday and we're going to
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continue for a couple more days and continue for the
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rest of her journey in music. So when did you
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realize that you can sing and then you love to sing?
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Speaker 5: Well, it's like a short story, Abou'll tell you. It's
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when my mom. Wait, when my dad was going to
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pick up my mom from work, and then my mom said, oh,
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is that you humming? And then my tattoo, No, is
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that you humming? And then it wasn't my mom and dad, hummy,
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it was actually me humming over the rainbow. I could
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picture only at four months old.
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Speaker 1: Four months old. Oh my gosh. You know what, Maybe
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we should call your mom because she can tell us
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the whole entire story. That's an interesting story, is my mom, Mom?
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Come in here. This is Paula to let you know, guys.
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Paula is also my vocal student, uh, probably ten years ago.
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And then, like we said, when she was when she
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was a baby inside her tommy, she said, you're gonna
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be teaching this baby, and like I said, you know,
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that's going to be a long time. And now here
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we are right now, it's manifested. So now I'm teaching
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Isabella vocal coaching and mentoring her all right. So with
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that said, so she was only four months.
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Speaker 3: She was only four months?
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Speaker 1: Wow, not me? Is it cut?
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Speaker 3: It was Isabella? And then I told him she's going.
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Speaker 1: And then when did you, as a person, as a singer,
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realized that, oh I can really sing and I'm actually good.
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When did that happen? We at five five? Okay, So
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what we're doing, what we're doing that made you realize
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you can sing?
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Speaker 5: Well, I got to audition, I got to do a
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recital in.
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Speaker 1: Raccovill okay, their first recital. And then what made you say,
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oh I can sing? Is it the audience responds or
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how they responded to your performance, or because you were
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while you're singing, You're like, I can do this. I
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want to be a singer for the rest of my life.
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Speaker 5: I was, yeah, I want to be a singer. I
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want to be.
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Speaker 6: Just like my nia.
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Speaker 1: You need now namely.
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Speaker 5: Ana Maria pressed to talk.
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Speaker 1: Yes, the famous Anna Marie a Disney actress as well.
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So would you like to add on that experience When
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she went on the on the first time on stage
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on her first recital, problemly.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, So her first recital she was fired. It actually
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took her a while. You want to perform, She's very scared.
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It took about six months, and finally she went on
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the stage.
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Speaker 3: She's saying over the rainbow, and then I remember her.
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Speaker 2: Saying, mom, I'll be okay because Jesus is standing.
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Speaker 3: Right next to me.
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Speaker 6: Oh moment.
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Speaker 2: And then after that she was done, she said to
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me and my husband justin she said, I want to
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do that again.
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Speaker 3: I want to sing on a bigger stage.
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Speaker 1: Wow.
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Speaker 2: So really, it's so true. She would always manifest it.
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You know, we would see another venue and she would say,
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I want I'm going to sing on that stage one day,
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and it would happen.
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Speaker 1: Manifested, just like what you did. From the very beginning
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that this kid is kind of saying, you're going to
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read a teacher, and then you manifested a dog. Your
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mom told me you manifested you wanted a dog, and
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then right there and then I want this dog, and
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then all of a sudden, here's me though for you eight? So,
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uh so, how did you what inspired you to audition
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for uh America's Cut Talent.
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Speaker 5: I really wanted to audition for America's Got Talent only
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house since I just turned six.
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Speaker 1: I just turned six, and you already did the recital
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and then did you go to another competition after that? Yeah?
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Speaker 5: It was before that. It was back of those Got Talent?
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Speaker 1: Oh wow, so got to backable Got Talent and now
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it's because Got Talent? So did you manifest this one too?
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Like you said, you want to sing in a bigger stage,
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and you did?
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Speaker 3: You did?
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Speaker 1: You did.
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Speaker 2: Back of those Got Talent was six years old. She
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went in second place in her division. Back of Those Talent, saying.
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Speaker 5: Part of your World the second, second time, first.
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Speaker 3: Time, let it go. Wow.
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Speaker 1: Those are big, big songs and you were able to
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do it. So so you went to Vaccaville Recital. From
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Vacaville Recital, you went to Vaccaville Got Talent and now
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auditioning for the bigger stage that you manifested, America's Got Talent.
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How did you feel in front of these the judges,
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namely number one of our Simon, who would not you know,
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not forget Simon is the Simon and then who was
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there as well.
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Speaker 5: As Sophia Fia how we but this year season twenty
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was Melpy.
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Speaker 1: Oh okay, so okay, so you were already on stage.
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How did you feel I felt.
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Speaker 5: Backstage? I felt like a little like not really confident,
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because when I'm backstage, I don't feel like not really.
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Speaker 3: You're nervous just a little bit.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, because mom is with you on the back. Yeah,
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so she was really she was really uncomfortable or she actually.
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Speaker 2: I mean the one of the producers asked her before
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she went on, Isabella your your mom's not going to
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be on stage to be okay, and she didn't even
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tell she was Nervis said, I'm good, okay.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, but before I was gonnackle right on outside.
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Speaker 1: So right on stage. So that's the backstage where everyone
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is waiting. And then now you are on stage in
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the weft side with your mom and dad, and now
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you're more confident, right.
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Speaker 5: Something so brave and I can can do anything.
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Speaker 1: Wow, look at that children, everyone people, she can do anything.
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She's again manifesting and so proud of you. America's got talent.
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So what was your memorable moment in America's got Talent?
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Speaker 5: The most memorable moment was like being there, being there,
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get to see a lot of other people, like a
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lot of other contestants that that given what give me advice?
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Speaker 1: Were you able to like make some friends with the
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other contestants? Was the food good? You have a lot
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of food because of course you're run, you're in the set, right,
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You'll have like lunches with the other contestants. Was that fun? Really?
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So what was the most memorable there? Well, doing that,
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you know, having to to spend time with the other contestants.
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Of course with your mom there and your your siblings.
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Speaker 5: It was really fun because like you get to talk about, oh,
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like I hope like you do good on this part,
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and they give you advice and you say, oh, you're
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gonna do great, You're gonna You're just go out there
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and break away nice.
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Speaker 1: So when they say that, does that mean that some
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of them already did America's Got Talent or were They're
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obviously doing a lot of competitions, a.
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Speaker 5: Lot of competitions in the past, but some of them,
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like a lot of them not America's Got Talent. They're
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like their first time there.
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Speaker 1: Oh nice, just like you so who's another a person
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that you met, any any big stars that is also
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coming back back to perform for or audition for American Talent.
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Speaker 5: Well, yeah, we met one at breakfast. So I was like,
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oh my gosh, that's the last year's winner. His name
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is Richard Goodall.
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Speaker 1: Oh wow. Did you get to talk to him? Like? Yeah?
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Speaker 5: He gave me like like like nice advice, like he said, oh,
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don't live it on the table, keep on going, like
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never give up.
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Speaker 1: Wow. So what that makes you think? What that makes
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you feel?
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Speaker 5: That made me feel like really.
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Speaker 1: Happy, Okay, like it's it's really real. I really have
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to keep going because this is what you want for
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the rest of your life.
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Speaker 4: Right.
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Speaker 1: So did you meet any one of them because you're
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always there?
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Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, another celebrity that you enjoy meeting. We all did.
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Speaker 2: Mister Terry Crew Oho gene very very nice, very nice guy.
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Speaker 1: Oh wow, he seemed like a really nice guy. Orse
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from the movie.
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Speaker 2: Ye, what you want to share with teacher Sharon? What
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you and your sister said to mister Terry.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, at the same time he said, oh, we liked
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you and white chicks And he said, oh, I don't
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think that's appropriate for you. Guys to watch.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that's appropriate, pretty nice to watch. And
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Jenson and I started laughing and he said, don't worry.
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We just fast forward to the.
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Speaker 1: Party, the part where he was singing. Which part was
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that when he was in the car, Yeah, they're waiting
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for that was the funniest part. That was like the iconic.
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Speaker 3: Moment of that movie. He was very nice.
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Speaker 2: And who else, Well, originally she was very nervous to
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me the judge, who was it your first nervous about sign?
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Speaker 3: She was so nervous about Simon.
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Speaker 1: Everyone's always nervous about Simon.
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Speaker 5: Right, But now he's like nice because he has why.
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Speaker 3: Then children, it's very nice.
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Speaker 1: It's only gonna be nice if he does like your
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talent and he believes that you are really good. So
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what do you think made him nice? I mean, I
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know he call he made a comment.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, he well she did get the four yances. It's wonderful.
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It's a dream.
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: But it was a comment from Simon that was really awesome.
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He said that, you know, Isabella had a great soundtrack
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voice and it would be perfect voice for perfect for
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animated movies, you know, to sing a song in one
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of those. Yeah, and if that's what she wants to do,
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she's got a good shot.
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Speaker 1: Yes, Simon tells you the truth. And it's like when
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he says that that's really where you that is your
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foundation to begin with, Like she does love being in
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a Broadway too, just like your godmother. And to say
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that that means like you can you're capable of or
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you are you're capable of doing a movie or maybe
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a voice over for for Disney Disney she's ready, yeah,
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or Nickelodeon, or I love the movie now, the the
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movie Demon Hunters. You can be yeah. So we are ready.
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We are ready now, ready to roll because according to Simon,
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so that's what he said.
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Speaker 7: That was wonderful And we're very very proud of her.
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It's worked very, very hard, and we're so glad you're here.
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Speaker 5: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Her her little sister is Ali.
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Speaker 1: Yes, everyone sings in the family. So what was the
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reaction of the judges while you're singing. I know you're
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focused on your saying, but what was the reaction of
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most of them or all of them?
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Speaker 5: Well, Howie Mental was smiling the whole time.
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Speaker 1: So you're looking at him, Oh he's smiling. What was
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in your thoughts? While he was.
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Speaker 5: Can you stop smiling?
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Speaker 2: Know how we was smiling the entire time. And his
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comments were I just love your voice, he said, And
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you're only eight years old, and to go up there
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takes a lot of.
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Speaker 3: Like urge to go up there.
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Speaker 1: Of guts, Yeah, a.
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Speaker 3: Lot of guts and yeah.
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Speaker 2: Simon actually also said, Isabella, you're very, very gutsy.
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Speaker 1: Maybe we should write a song about gutsy. Yeah, I'm gutsy.
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Speaker 3: Write the song. Yeah, and Melby.
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Speaker 2: So this season twenty Melby, we witnessed a lot of
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the other acts as well. We got to know the
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other contestants and uh, you know, the crew said Melb
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was the most tough this season.
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Speaker 3: She gave a lot of you know, exes.
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Speaker 1: But.
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Speaker 2: Isabella. She loved Isabella. She was al only judge that
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gave her a standing ovation.
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Speaker 1: Wow. And to think that she was the toughest out
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of everyone this year this season, Wow, I'm so proud
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of you. So what what you what were you feeling
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the backstage on the web side and you were just
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you were really looking at their expression the whole entire time.
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Speaker 2: She was saying, right, yeah, it was very surreal. I
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still couldn't believe that we were there, but again it
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was real. We were just so proud of her, and
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my husband and I were pushing because we were you know,
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when we were looking at her, we were doing like
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a flashback of and she was a baby.
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Speaker 1: Oh my god. Those were in your thoughts the entire.
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Speaker 2: Time, although the performances, all the hardwood were practices, singing
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in the kitchen and singing in karaoke parties and in
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the car, in the car a lot in the car.
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Speaker 1: Wow. So with that said, how do you prepare for
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her singing before she gets into the stage from the
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moment she wakes up, we're in the car, and then
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the moment you arrived there, and then what preparation do
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you do? Of course, mom is always there.
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Speaker 5: For you before, like I get ready, we go in
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the car, I do my vocally sees. And then before
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audition or recital you would say, dear Jesus, make please help.
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He's a do her best on the audition or the recital.
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Speaker 1: That's that's a good, yeah, good ritual before any time
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before she goes on stage.
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Speaker 2: Before she sings the national anthem, She's been invited several times, Yes.
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Speaker 1: Like that. Now that I'm her vocal coach, an exclusive
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vocal coach for her. So any you know, preparation that
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they did, it wasn't my idea. I was Paula's. Uh.
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I mean, of course, guidance from the parents. Of course
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the dad also guidance and the prayer to uh Lord
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Jesus Christ. So that's that's really good. Do you do you?
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I saw some peppaqua in the in the kitchen, so
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you we also drink ginger, right you told me earlier.
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So what does that make you feel good? Does it
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change your voice.
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Speaker 5: Change like changes like voice will not change.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, not like some sounds like not different.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, well it just makes it it feels.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it doesn't make you like hit all those notes,
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but it will make you feel good here. So that
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way you'll be able to hit those notes without any
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kind of effort because it's it's it's good here. It's like,
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uh mental, there's a mental place of it, right.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, it helps south And it was actually her godmother
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who recommended that she drinks, and her first vocal coach,
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Missus Rays as well too, would always say, you know,
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drink you know, not cold.
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Speaker 1: Water, not just room temperature temperature, no chocolate because it creates.
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It will create some flam even if you're not if
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you don't have a flam. And then you eat a
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lot of chocolates or anything sweet, very good, that's really awesome.
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Speaker 3: Seven nine years old, you tell her no ice cream?
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Ice cream?
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Speaker 6: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: How do you feel about that? With no ice cream?
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Do you even like grave for ice cream? For cold
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stuff and desserts and chocolate? M you do? Yeah, I
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know it's gonna take a while. It's gonna be for
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a lifetime that you're gonna be not eating all those
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food because you know it's gonna not do good for
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your vocals or your vocal cords. Yeah, So which one
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do you wanna? You wanna you know, sound good? You
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want to stay healthy as a singer, or you wanna
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you know, but once in a while, you can, you
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can after an event, after singing, and if you have
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no singing for about a week, you can you can
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actually eat, but not a lot? Yeah, yeah, a little bit.
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Speaker 3: And you remember one performance she prepared for. I can
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remember because she's been invited to a lot of perform
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events and the first thing she said, Mom, Dad, can
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I chocolate? Now?
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Speaker 1: So what kind of music do you or songs? Do
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you sing in all this performances that that you do
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they get invited to.
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Speaker 5: I would listen kind of songs. Yeah, I'll usually listen
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to the gallic songs.
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Speaker 1: You listened to the gallic songs? Why the Goblic songs?
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Speaker 3: Do you do?
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Speaker 1: You understand them some some? But why why the Golic songs?
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Speaker 5: And then her voice is like really big in it.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, the whistle, the big yeah. Yeah, her voice is
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really distinctive. Even if she does like sing like Marika,
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her voice is still original. So when you sing now
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that we're starting to develop you mentor you, we have
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to sing the way you sing, so be who you are.
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Don't copy how the original singer sings a song. Make
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it your song, right? So what kind of song are
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you gonna be?
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Speaker 3: Okay?
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Speaker 1: You're you say you love the gollg songs? Do you
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love mostly Broadway songs or Disney songs?
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Speaker 5: I do love like Disney songs and a Broadway.
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Speaker 1: Song Broadway song, I prefer which what song is your
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most fast favorite? It's from Fine Fine Gravity. Yeah. Later
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on we're gonna show you like a snippet of her
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singing of define Gravity after our vocal lessons. And so
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you would get to hear her, and not just in
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her audition, but also live here in her home in California. So, Isabella,
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as a nine year old singer, how do you stay
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so confident, so smart, so bubbly and brave, especially when
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seeing on that big stage.
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Speaker 5: My parents would always say. Oh, they would always say,
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be yourself, just stay brave, do your best. Yes, doesn't
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matter what people think of you. It's what matters is
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here in your heart.
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Speaker 1: You have such a big, big heart. What can you
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say about that?
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Speaker 2: On They always tell you to have fun, right, to
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enjoy it because you love.
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Speaker 3: To perform, and this is what you want to do
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for the rest of your life.
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Speaker 1: Wow. Wow, she's gonna do this for the rest of
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our life. So watch out for this kid, Watch out
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for Isabella. And what would you what's going to be
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your dream in the future as a singer or both
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as a singer and a person.
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Speaker 5: I want to be a Disney Princess superstar.
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Speaker 1: Wow, that's awesome. So Disney Princess specifically Disney. So okay, Disney, Disney,
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we are ready.
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Speaker 3: So is there anything.
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Speaker 1: That you want to share to our viewers about yourself
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and any advice to the children out there.
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Speaker 5: I want to inspire a lot of other people and
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children like it doesn't it doesn't. It doesn't matter how
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you look like. It matters in the heart because everybody
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looks different on the planet. You're just special, You're just unique.
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It's okay. You don't have to look like the other person.
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Just be yourself. That's what matters in the heart.
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Speaker 1: Wow, it's a bella. Yeah, beautiful, it's a bella with
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a big, big heart. Now in agt I'm sure they
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already asked you this question. What would you do if
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you win a million dollars?
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Speaker 5: I would give some money to Alopecia Research to help
34:30
them find the medicine to help them grow hair.
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Speaker 1: Okay, and which just like Cynthia, she does have a
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little bit of hair, but to shave it off to
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support National Luccia Foundation and other foundations for alopecia out there.
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That's very good. We have a big, big heart. Is
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there any plans? Of course, Mom and Dad, you have.
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Speaker 8: A lot of plans for her, and you really want
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to support her all the way and guide her. So
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is there anything that you want her to prepare?
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Speaker 5: Or?
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Speaker 1: Of course school will always be there. She has to
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finish her school. So with your guidance you want to
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add anything.
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Speaker 2: No, I mean, whenever she wants to do, you know,
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reach for the stars and keep performing. We will support
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her in every way possible so she can achieve her dreams.
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Speaker 3: We're gonna be there for it for sure.
35:38
Speaker 2: She's got you know, upcoming performances, and she just wants
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to keep performing on different stages and you know, telling
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her the story, you know, through her song. And when
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I enjoy most when I see her perform, I can
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see she she enjoys it. It like it gives her
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a lot of life because she's really shy, but when
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she's done sae, she's like a totally different little girl.
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And it's also like the audience you get to see,
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they're just very drawn to her, and a lot of
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them cry, especially one performance you first.
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Speaker 3: Saying part of your world.
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Speaker 2: People were crying, people were trying against so emotional.
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Speaker 3: So she does a good job. So I'm just here
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to keep supporting her.
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Speaker 1: Congratulations to you and your husband, and of course you
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also have two other kids that are also very talented
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that I'm also mentoring, and congratulations to you. Oh my goodness,
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such a great talent. Ladies and gentlemen, you have to
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watch for her. She's really an incredibly, extremely talented artist.
36:57
At nine years old, how much more intenu Right, she's
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gonna be who she says she is. She's already manifesting it.
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She's already on the way there. She's already have a
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lineup of performances out there. So Isabella Giron, nine years old,
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americus Gout Talent contestant, we want to thank one particular person.
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She's actually America's Gout Talent contestant and was very successful
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and when she was only nine, and that's Jessica Sanchez.
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Paula have a semester for her for Isabella, and then
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she did. She did respond, and Isabella wants to read
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the response of Jessica Sanchez. And she's now also on
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season twenty as a contestant. She just came back after
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twenty years.
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Speaker 5: So she said, thank you, thank you, thank you so much.
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I wish I would have seen you there. I know
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it's heart, but please keep believing in yourself. There is
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so much beauty and strength in being different and having
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such a unique story. Your journey doesn't have to be
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your journey doesn't have to look like anyone else's and
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you don't have to look you, and you don't have
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to try and look like anyone else. You're so beautiful.
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I'm reading for you girl.
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Jessica. So, is there anyone else that you
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want to thank?
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Speaker 2: I just want to thank all them, you know, our family,
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our friends, everybody that's watched Isabella, you know, from what
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started seeing to until now, everyone's saying and so supportive
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in her journey and just nothing. I mean everyone's just
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been so great, you know, and just cheering her on.
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So we just want to say thank you. And it
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definitely takes a village. So we're so grateful because with
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you know, all the things that all the messages and
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all the encouragement, it helps, you know, keep losing her
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confidence and all her performances and just every day in life.
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So thank you for all the love and support Isabella.
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Speaker 1: Do you want to thank anyone?
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Speaker 6: Thank you?
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Speaker 5: Please following me on TikTok, Instagram and Facebook.
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Speaker 2: And YouTube or just google her Isabellabella there.
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Speaker 1: Thank you so bye.
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Speaker 4: So we actually have a video here from a singer,
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actress and my Anna Maria pees de Tagler, known for
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her roles in Camp Rock and Hannah Montana and in fame. So,
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first of all, do you have anything to say to
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your ninang, miss Anna?
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Speaker 5: Thank you Ninang. I hope I get to see you
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and sing with you.
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Speaker 4: All right, ladies and gentlemen, here's Anna Maria Perez.
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Speaker 9: Hi Issa, it's your godmother, Anna Maria, and I just
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want to say I am so proud to be your ninang.
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You are so talented and already a star in the making.
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Your future is so bright. I can't wait to sing
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a duet with you one day, definitely when you're back
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in La. And remember to always stay grounded, love yourself,
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and work hard for your dreams.
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Speaker 3: I love you, Giza.
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Speaker 1: That was a really powerful interview and very very memorable interview. Yes,
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and you can. We didn't ask her what she does,
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what she loves to do aside from singing. Yeah, and
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we just found out that she does really love to dance.
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She draws too, and very very good.
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Speaker 4: She's a good dancer.
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Speaker 1: She dances her favorite cat's eye.
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Speaker 4: And she also loves anime, which I also do love anime.
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So that was fun. That was fun to talk about.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, Isabella may be very small, not not too small though,
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but she is a giant and she will be a
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giant in her career.
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Speaker 6: Yes.
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Speaker 1: And also we we had a chance to ask the Nina,
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a godmother.
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Speaker 4: Of miss Anna Maria Perees from Camp Rock and Hannah Montana.
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And I know she does some Broadway too. You know
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she's a singer as well that too.
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Speaker 1: And we also was able to interview sophron a message
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from Sophronio for Issa and also but not the least
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morison it from the Philipies and she did a very
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very sweet message for Lisa.
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Speaker 4: Thank you everyone for watching this episode of Unidentified with
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the up and coming superstar, the amazing and talented Isabella
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de Vera Giron. Once again, my name is Bren.
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Speaker 1: My name is Sharon.
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Speaker 4: T ris up and shine to b C.
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Speaker 6: Nay the stars.
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Speaker 3: You riser and shine to be.
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Speaker 6: Did oh?
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Speaker 2: I didn't decide him