As America's Got Talent begins to wrap up its 15th season, they've confirmed the next round of finalists. Now, the list is complete! Ten contestants will go into the final showdown, but only one will walk away the victor. Who are the next five who made it to the final round?
Fans can probably recall the first five finalists to be announced. Brandon Leake touched hearts with his spoken word performance. Roberta Battaglia left many astonished with her rendition of Pink's "What About Us?" Broken Roots soared through with "God's Country" by Blake Shelton. Archie Williams got emotional with "Flying Without Wings" by Westlife, and Alan Silva, an aerial performer, did his routine to "You're No Good" by Hidden Citizens. It's already a group of stiff competitors, but the competition has only gotten better after the next few finalists were announced this week.
The next round of semi-finals took place on the September 15 episode. Three more singers, a balancing act, and a dancing act join the list of finalists (via TVInsider). First up is inspirational mother of one, Cristina Rae. She stunned all during her audition with her incredible version of "In The Air Tonight" by Phil Collins. Simon then requested a second song at that moment. Cristina delivered an encore ("Gimme Shelter" by The Rolling Stones),that earned her a Golden Buzzer from Heidi Klum, catapulting her directly to the quarterfinals, where she sang "Hallelujah." Originally pregnant and living out of her car, Cristina sought to turn her life around for her and her son. Now, working as a body sculptor, she is using her voluminous voice to her advantage. Dressed in a rose gold gown, she loosed her talents on the stage in the second round of semi-finals. Her voice filled the room as she sang a cover to "Jump," originally performed by Cynthia Erivo on the 2017 documentary STEP. With that, she soared to the finals.
Joining Cristina will be Daneliya Tuleshova, a 13-year-old vocalist from Kazakhstan. Although she was nervous at first, when asked to sing she really stood out. From her audition with "Tears of Gold" by Faouzia, to her quarterfinals performance of "Sign of the Times" by Harry Styles, to her beautiful rendition of "Who You Are" by Jessie J in the semi-final, Daneliya sprung into finals on the heels of her powerful voice. The third finalists voted in are the Bello Sisters, an acrobatic trio comprised of Italian-German Cirque du Soleil sisters Loren, Celine, and Joline Bello. They've trained since they were children and have been practicing their act for only three years, but dream to one day light up the Las Vegas stage. After an impressive introduction to their skills in their audition, they went on to the quarterfinals, performing their acrobatics to "White Flag" by Bishop Briggs, then showing their artistic prowess in the semi-finals to Dorothy's "Wicked Ones."
Then, Dunkin Save put one singer over the edge, while the judges saved another. Kenadi Dodds, a 15-year-old country singer-songwriter, captivated judges with an original song, "One Way Ticket to Tennessee," in her audition. In the quarterfinals, she performed another original song, "Dancing Through the Stars," this time using a piano. In the semi-finals, after singing Thomas Rhett's "Be a Light," she was saved by voters in the final hour, moving her onto finals. The last performer of the group was voted in by the judges: Dancers BAD Salsa come from India. The duo is formed by Sonali Majumder and Sumanth Maroju. BAD is actually an acronym for Bivash Academy of Dance, and the two are shaking up the stage after winning season 4 of India's Got Talent. With innovative dance routines, the two soared through to the quarterfinals, having to perform in India due to COVID. Then, they added acrobatic dashes to their routine as they performed to Sagar's "Top Lesi Poddi." These two have come quite a ways, like Daneliya, and they certainly add to the top tier level of performers set to compete in the finals.
America's Got Talent air on Tuesdays and Wednesdays on NBC.
Source: TVInsider
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