Highlights from “Arabs Got Talent” Season 7: Emotional Performances and Unforgettable Moments
The latest episode of "Arabs Got Talent" Season 7 featured a variety of unique acts that moved both the audience and judges alike. Here’s a recap of some of the standout performances:
1. Spider Dance Twins – Egypt
Egyptian twins Adam and Anis, known as Spider Dance, captivated the judges with their expressive dance routine. Their mother played a vital role in nurturing their talent, inspiring their journey. Judge Najwa Karam said, “Your emotions reached us before you did, and so did your mother’s influence.” Nasser Al-Qasabi praised their mother’s positive impact, while Bassem Youssef commended their resilience against bullying, calling their defiance against stereotypes commendable. They earned a resounding “yes” from all three judges.
2. Iceman – USA & Jordan
Anderson, aka Iceman, shattered a world record by breaking the largest ice wall with his body. His thrilling display amazed the panel. Bassem admitted he didn’t expect to enjoy an act of breaking things but called it pure entertainment. Nasser simply said, “Well done!” and Najwa shared her admiration, giving Iceman three well-deserved “yeses.”
3. Nagd Choir – Saudi Arabia
The Nagd Choir from the Saudi Academy of Entertainment stunned the judges with an a cappella performance. Bassem was so impressed that he hit the Golden Buzzer, propelling them straight to the semi-finals. Nasser was speechless, stating nothing further needed to be said after such a remarkable act.
4. Sulaiman Kamal Al-Anzi – Kuwait
Sulaiman from Kuwait amazed the judges with his innovative art using light, ending his piece with the message “Save the nature.” The panel gave him a unanimous “yes” for his creativity and environmental message.
5. Yousra Zakaria – Tunisia
Yousra from Tunisia performed an operatic piece, leaving a profound impact on the judges. Nasser praised her ability to evoke emotions through opera, even though it’s not traditionally part of the region’s culture. She earned three “yeses” for her moving performance.
6. Sarah the Robot – Saudi Arabia
Sarah, a groundbreaking robot made in Saudi Arabia, sang Sabah’s classic “Sa’at” with grace. The judges were impressed by the advanced AI, commending her performance and the strides Saudi Arabia has made in artificial intelligence. She received three “yeses.”
7. Duo Vita – Colombia
Duo Vita, a pair of Colombian performers, wowed the judges with their acrobatic dance. They received two “yeses” and one “no,” with the audience captivated by their skill and grace.
8. Eva Moufawad – Lebanon
At just 13, Eva from Lebanon delivered an outstanding circus act, garnering three “yeses” for her impressive talent and stage presence.
9. Urban Verbunk – Egypt and Hungary
Ahmed Moussa, leading the group Urban Verbunk, presented a fusion of modern and folk dance. The judges admired the group’s professional performance, charisma, and the seamless incorporation of new elements into traditional dance. They, too, left with three “yeses.”
Looking Ahead
Next week, more contestants are set to showcase their talents, and anticipation is high to see if one of them will earn Najwa’s Golden Buzzer.
Don’t miss the excitement of “Arabs Got Talent” Season 7, available on Shahid after its broadcast.
