Amira Willighagen, despite her age, is already a miracle. This young girl is believed to have the voice of an angel when it comes to singing. She is remarkably talented!
She has used her talents to collect funds for the building of playgrounds for children in poor places.
When her parents asked her what she thought would make her the happiest, she said that enabling children like herself to play freely would make all of her goals and pains valuable.
Amira Willighagen, a Dutch native, showed up in the final round of Holland’s Got Talent. She chose to sing a song from the opera Turandot, written by legendary opera composer Puccini.
The plot was about a merciless and autocratic Chinese princess and her tragedy. Any young man who fell in love with her had to solve three riddles; her ruthlessness knew no bounds.
Calaf, a prince, finally found his way to her land. In an astonishing role reversal, the brutal Chinese princess falls in love with him!
Calaf, the prince, is giving himself a pep talk in the tune Nessun Dorma to strengthen his confidence in his abilities to gain Turandot’s hand in marriage.
Unlucky, things don’t always go as planned, and the story shows that ‘only fools fall in love.’
It’s normal to ask how a young girl could capture the pure heart and soul of such a love story.
Amira Willighagen had already amazed the panel of judges with a different Puccini piece that had already made her viral fame in her native Holland.
As a consequence, everybody watching expected her to proceed to the final round. Amira took the stage wearing a simple white dress and skirt.
The light shone down on her and mirrored off her beautifully curled golden locks, with a nearby choir in the dark ready to back her up.
She would not miss this chance because she knew the importance of such a show.
She took a minute to calm herself before closing her eyes and starting to sing in a way that no one ever heard before.
Even those who had seen previous shows were amazed by her talent that evening.
The audience select Amira Willighagen as the winner, which did not surprise the people or those who knew about her genuine abilities.
For a few minutes, the applause was as loud and long as Amira’s voice. Even the backup choir struggled to keep up with her outstanding show and was rendered speechless.
She used the money she received as a prize to start a nonprofit company, and she spent half of it to build parks.
These parks, called ‘Amira Parks,’ are planned to be built internationally in economically disadvantaged areas for children who might not otherwise have the chance to visit a local park in their city.
Amira’s performance at the grand finale had been seen by over 10 million people. She plans to continue performing under her parents’ sponsorship for many years to come.
