Fil-Aussie Cyrus Villanueva breaks into X Factor Australia top 5 | Inquirer Entertainment

Fil-Aussie Cyrus Villanueva breaks into X Factor Australia top 5

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/ 08:43 AM November 04, 2015

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Filipino-Australian Cyrus Villanueva made it to the top 5 of X Factor Australia after he impressed the judges with his rendition of Bob Dylan’s “Knocking on Heaven’s Door.”

On its November 3 episode, Villanueva got a standing ovation from the judges and the audience with his “amazing” performance.

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“Cyrus, the question is not what can you sing but what can’t you sing. I think I have caught the Cyrus virus!” judge James Blunt said, praising Villanueva for his rendition of the song.

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Dannii Minogue said the Fil-Aussie singer was “nailing it week after week.”

“Sometimes, this show just captures people in their prime and all the stars align,” Minogue said.

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Earlier, Villanueva wowed the judges and the audience with his performance of Adele’s “Rumor Has It.”

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His X Factor journey started after he impressed everyone during his audition, performing The Weeknd’s “Earned It.”

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In 2014, Filipino Marlisa Punzalan was declared X Factor Australia champion. CDG

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