The second of the four Got Talent semi-finals has brought together a new group of incredible talents with the aim of finding three new contestants who have the necessary skills to have a place in the show's grand finale. One of the contestants was Luz Marina, who captivated the jury at the auditions due to her exceptional ability as a pianist.
It's not just her technical prowess that sets her apart, but her creative and unique approach to music. In her previous appearance, she surprised everyone with a tribute to Andalusian rock, a performance that not only showed her musical ability but also a deep personal connection of hers, since it was in memory of her father who died of she.
In the semi-final, from the first notes, Marina dazzled, skillfully fusing a Beethoven classic with Queen's iconic Show must go on. This brave musical leap not only honored the memory of her father, but was also an emotional gift for her mother and her sisters, who watched it moved next to the stage. Marina's innovation was received with a standing ovation from the audience.
However, the public's opinion was not in the same line as that of the jury. Risto Mejide, known for her critical outlook and being passionate about the piano, highlighted Marina's originality, but expressed his reservations about the cohesion of the number. Edurne, for her part, shared a feeling of overload due to the complexity of Marina's performance: “I have felt overwhelmed.”
Meanwhile, Flo and Paula Echevarría were more receptive. They found Luz Marina's performance so exceptional that the actress proposed a group gold pass so that Luz María could go directly to the final. Flo, also impressed by the number, joined his partner. However, the proposal was not successful, leaving the fate of Luz Marina in the hands of the public.
