AMIRA WILLIGHAGEN AND SOUTH AFRICAN YOUTH CHOIR - AMEN REACTION

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[dennisharnish]

This is wonderful. Everybody performed beautifully. Amira is not just a great singer, she is a great person.

[daleennis]

Amira, Our Angel from GOD, just amazing.And the choir is outstanding! PRAISE GOD!

[bsirta]

Great reaction again. Amira's voice become more and more impressive, even with a single word to sing... On an other hand, despite (or because of) her elegant simplicity, she kept her stunning scenic presence who commands the audience's attention. In december 2013 already, during HGT's semi-finals, one of the judges, Dan Karaty, said to Amira after her performance : “You’re a star who belongs on stage!”. Well, ten years after, it seems to be a rather good prophecy...

[shooster]

I love this performance.. just gorgeous. As you said, the blend of voices and the music.. great arrangement..

[andrewclayton]

This is Amira and the Mzansi youth choir. She has sung with them several times, this was at the Lexus pop classics show last summer -2023.
The studio version, which has a fantastic video to go with it, was made about the same time, and Amira was joined on that really or dung by the zulu Ndlovu choir. Both versions are superb, the live and the recorded one.
Nice reaction.

[sabineausmg]

Thank you for another nice reaction to my favorite singer! Please note that Amira is singing together with the "Mzansi Youth Choir" and not the "South African Youth Choir" (SAYC). "Mzansi" means "South" but also "South Africa" and both choirs are of course from South Africa. There is also a mistake in the description of your video where there is the picture of Amira's original song "Amen" which she recorded with the "Ndlovu Youth Choir" (also from South Africa) . You should amend the title of your video. Thank you and greetings from Germany!

[joepollard]

Glad you chose this one with the Mzansi Youth Choir; the best in my view.

[jorgechavesfilho]

Great reaction! This is the Mzansi Youth Choir. Amira also sang with Ndlovu. Personally, I prefer the version with Ndlovu, as they were softer, more paused in their vocals, allowing Amira's voice to shine and complementing it. IMHO, I found Mzansi too loud here, too noisy.