In a performance that lasts about three minutes, Gamu Nhengu, a competitor on X Factor UK, manages to fascinate Simon Cowell and breathe new life into a song that was composed before she was born.
According to Nhengu, who is 18 years old, when asked why she decided to become a singer, she said that she wanted to establish a reputation for herself and accomplish something that people would remember. She talks with conviction and certainty, and she does not seem to be nervous in front of the four judges throughout the hearing.
The song “Walking on Sunshine” was the one that Nhengu like to listen to. Katrina and the Waves, a new wave band from the 1980s, came up with this song. In spite of the fact that Katrina and the Waves are famous for a song that was released in 1985, they are not a one-hit wonder. “Walking on Sunshine” is a film that is often seen in retrospective and 1980s films.
In the course of her introduction, Nhengu reveals to the judges that she has made some modifications to the song that she is performing. Even though the audience and the judges are understandably inquisitive about what she accomplished, she does not specify if it was a new arrangement or a lyrical correction throughout the performance. Following the introductions, Nhengu begins singing, and she does not disappoint anybody in the audience either.
While the other three judges are all smiling, it seems like Simon Cowell has missed breakfast and is experiencing a rumbly stomach throughout the competition. In response to Nhengu’s claim that she changed her music, Simon says, “I’m excited to see what you’ve done with this song.” Nhengu’s charge is that she changed her music.
