Autistic boy sings soulful 1962 classic, shocks judges with his amazing transformation - vibes

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Wednesday, September 4, 2019

Autistic boy sings soulful 1962 classic, shocks judges with his amazing transformation

Calum, 10, also admits during his interview that he had dreamed of appearing in the Britain Talent program since he was 4 years old. This shows the kind of commitment you need to have if you really want to be successful at this tender age. The song "Somethings captured me" reached number 4 in the Billboard's R & B Sides chart of the US draw in the year it was published in 1962. It was later covered several times, including Christina Aguilera when she used on the soundtrack. to the film Burlesque, starring she and Cher, and more recently, was successfully sampled, in particular by the Swedish DJ Avicii on his track "Levels" which in turn was sampled by Flo Rida for his song "Good Feeling" . Many of the spectators were equally impressed by the transformation of Calum, one of which declared: "Incredible transformation, so much strength and security, it seems so at ease and as if it was having a lot of fun, and they even made him dance together with his singing "Calum has come a long way and has improved by leaps and bounds from his audition." And it wasn't just the singing show that captivated the audience. Another spectator was very impressed by the inner strengths that Calum described: "From my point of view, it's not just about your ability to sing, which is great for anyone your age, but it's great for your general personality. He is the prettiest child on the planet, he looks more like a transvestite angel than a schoolboy with a great voice and big dreams, has a special inner goodness ". Therefore, if you feel a little disappointed with the performance of the Calum semi-final, you must see this video and see if you can also detect the transformation. He has come a long way since he listened to tears that broke everyone's hearts.

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