Everyone Chuckles As Farmer Waks On Stage Until Her Voice Blows Them Away

The 53-year-old farmer becomes a vocal power Before she even has a chance to sing, Simon looks up and thinks, "You've got the wrong program wrong ..." You never know who or what you'll see in the "X Factor UK" phase. This hearing has a farmer from Oxfordshire, England. Jacqueline Faye, 53, decided to leave the grass and get on the X Factor stage to sing the song "Tú eres mi mundo" by Cila Black. Although Jacqueline is extremely nervous, she introduces herself and tells the audience a little about her farm. The crowd warms up instantly with his friendly and bizarre personality, especially when he tells them about his two peacocks: Dave and Chaz. Even though her husband stayed home to think about the farm in order to audition, he had other family members standing behind the stage in support. Jacqueline was temporarily with the microphone in her hand when the introduction began, but once she started singing, the shy peasant became a different person. In a few lines, the crowd started clapping and waving throughout the song. Judge Robbie Williams seemed genuinely interested. His smooth and pleasant performance made the judges smile. Jacqueline made a key change and started playing high notes like a pro. The audience got up before he completely completed his song. When the audience applauded, she again became the shy Oxfordshire peasant and was emotionally overwhelmed by the love and appreciation she was receiving. All the judges were smiling and applauding for her too. He achieved a pleasantly powerful and pleasant performance. Judge Simon Cowell, who is very difficult to impress, told Jacqueline how beautiful his performance was: "When you are gone, I think to myself that maybe you have walked to the wrong program by mistake, and I'm thinking that this is not It will be fantastic ... and then you were !! ", joked Simon. "Here's what this is, that's why we'll never have an age barrier." Judge Louis Tomlinson was also very pleased with his performance: "For me, stories like this: this is exactly what this program should talk about: someone your age and a true moment like that." This shows that you can never judge a book by its cover. Many people have hidden talents, and the shy and understanding Jacqueline Faye is certainly one of those people.