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Heidi Klum lauds Marcelito Pomoy’s singing: ‘This is what talent sounds like!’

/ 01:29 PM February 06, 2020

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Heidi Klum and Marcelito Pomoy  (Images: AFP/Theo Wargo, Screengrab from YouTube/America’s Got Talent)

Heidi Klum could not help but praise Marcelito Pomoy for his latest performance on “America’s Got Talent: The Champions,” which made him one of the show’s finalists.

“Two amazing voices in on[e] person… @marcelitopomoy8,” she said on her Twitter page last Tuesday, Feb 4. “THIS is what talent sounds like.”

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Klum accompanied her post with a clip of Pomoy’s rendition of Andrea Bocelli’s “Con Te Partirò.” During his performance, Pomoy once again featured his iconic “doble kara” style of singing, where he easily transitions between a “female” and a “male” voice.

Meanwhile, Klum’s fellow judge Howie Mandel also commended the Filipino’s singing prowess.

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“Have you heard his dual voices?” He said in a separate post. “Marcelito Pomoy did an INCREDIBLE job. WOW!”

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Pomoy’s latest performance has earned him a spot on the US show’s finale as one of its finalists. The singer rose to fame after becoming the grand winner of “Pilipinas Got Talent” in 2011.  He has since released two albums, namely “Split” (2013) and “Duet Yourself” (2016).  /ra

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