10-year-old boy impresses public with Joan Jett cover at an American talent show and gets praise from the Brazilian ex-agra and Megadeth
Another pupil of Kiko Loureiro He has impressed his great talent with the guitar, despite his young age. A version of “I Love Rock ‘N’ Roll” presented on the stage of America’s Got Talentthe American talent show program, won the hearts of the jurors because of a little boy’s ability with the guitar.
The small Bay Melnick Virgolino10 years old, repeats the history of Vox Realis (via Igor Miranda website), who at the age of 12 became a stamped sticker in the The Kelly Clarkson Showalso from American TV, after he got a mentoring with Kiko Loureiro that surprised himself.
The two boys proudly filled, this year, the Brazilian guitarist who was once Angra and from Megadeth And today it goes on a solo career.
Virgolino performed at AGT with the cover of The Arrows popularized by Joan Jettexciting the audience and ripping smiles from the jurors. The boy showed his music version in the quarterfinals of the dispute.
In the presentation, the young guitarist calls the audience and displays the soils with precision and intensity. See below.
Before, Virgolino had already performed at AGT with a song of Lenny Kravitz – “Are you gonna go my way ”. For music, he used a DGT PRS guitar. Already to play the classic of The Arrows/Joan Jett, has released another model of the same brand (S2 Standard 22).
Node InstagramKiko Loureiro melted through the pupil:
“Very proud of Bay for the incredible performance at AGT. I’m loving to be part of his journey as a coach and mentor.”
See this photo on InstagramA publication shared by Kiko Loureiro (@kikoloureiro)
After the presentation, one of the judges, Simon cowellpraised Virgulino (via Guitar world):
“You’re so young, but you have already appeared with this amazing attitude and presence.”
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Source: Rollingstone
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