Fil-Brit Charlie Green Frontrunner on Britain's Got Talent
After Madonna Decena, another frontrunner wowed the televiewers in England on the second episode of the reality talent competition "Britain's Got More Talent" and he's a Filipino-British lad by the name of Charlie Green.Green's father, Roger, said that his wife, Cecilia Surmargo, hails from the Philippines' queen city - Cebu. That makes Charlie half-Filipino because Cecilia originated from Dumanjug is a Cebuana.
The 10-year-old boy from Droitwich, Worcestershire will advance to the semi-finals after receiving three "yeses" from the judges Simon Cowell, actress Amanda Holden and journalist Piers Morgan during the live audition at Manchester Theatre.
Charlie, born February 16, 1997, performed Frank Sinatra's "Summer Wind" and got a standing ovation from the audience and was praised by the show's judges.
Piers Morgan said, "You're not just a brilliant singer, you're also dancing... you got it all Charlie!" Amanda Holden said, "I predict you can win this show." Simon Cowell said, "Charlie you are fantastic. Charlie, I think you are a little star, I really, really like you."
Charlie Green Up Close:
Green was born on the 16th of February 1997. At the early age of two, Green was already entertaining family and friends with renditions of classic songs such as “New York, New York” and “If I Were A Rich Man”.
At the age of three he entered a talent show on the cruise ship, Ocean Majesty, and wooed passengers with his singing of the popular song “All of Me”.
He also performed in cabarets and entertained on the grand piano to passengers on board Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines, Black Prince and Black Watch.
In 2002, he took part in a show at the Royal Opera House in York and in 2003, he performed at the annual Black & White Minstrel Reunion.
Green also appeared at the Guildhall in Worcester with the City of Worcester Brass and was a special guest at a St. Georges Day Concert, at the Holy trinity Church in Old Hill, West Midlands, accompanied by the well-known Phoenix Brass Band.
When he was eight year old, Green was invited by The “Not Forgotten” Association for ex-servicemen to perform at their annual concert at St James’s Palace. He was also presented to her Royal Highness, Princess Anne.
In 2006, he was special guest entertainer at the Lady Ratling’s annual variety show at the Kenneth More Theatre in Ilford, Essex.
He has also done numerous shows and concerts in and around the Midlands area. He recorded his first Christmas song, “Hands Around The World” to raise money for his friend's charity -- Muscular Dystrophy Campaign for his friend Murray Field, who suffers from duchenne muscular dystrophy.
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ReplyDeletedid he made it as the champion of this contest
ReplyDeletehope. he din't make it. I think it was , . . . Paul Potts ? or George Sampson ? I dunno.
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