Stunning! South African siblings impress on 'America's Got Talent'
Biko's Manna are flying the South African flag very, very high!
We love seeing our local talent take to the international stage.
Sibling trio Biko's Manna recently took to the 'America's Got Talent' stage and put on quite the show, resulting in a standing ovation!
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The musical trio is made up of siblings Biko, 16, Manna, 13, and Mfundo, 8.
For this performance, they performed a rendition of Bobby McFerrin's classic, 'Don't Worry, Be Happy'.
Everyone in attendance, including judge Simon Cowell, couldn't hold back their appreciation for the performance.
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'America's Got Talent' host Terry Crews was equally taken aback by the quality of the performance.
According to Times Live, the siblings are no strangers to the attention they have been receiving, as they are social media regulars who receive an immense amount of support.
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They've even appeared on the 'Jennifer Hudson Show', where they wowed with a rendition of 'I Say a Little Prayer'.
Speaking after their appearance on the show, the trio took to social media to gush about yet another milestone in their young lives.
"We have no words to express how grateful we are to be called back on the 'Jennifer Hudson Show.' To think we sat on the couch where every artist and amazing person has sat on was so humbling and we were filled with so much joy and loved chatting with you," the band said.
"Thank you Jennifer Hudson and the team for all your love and generosity and taking good care of us backstage. Sending all the love to our supporters. We wouldn’t be here without the love and the support we’ve been getting from every one of you. We love you."
We can't wait to see what these siblings are able to achieve in the future - and hopefully we will be able to welcome them to the studio one of these days.
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