I’d like to talk about my innate talent which is singing. I started learning music when I was five years old and over the years I have developed my skills along with that I performed in more than 100 of stages. My parents were the one who really motivated me to follow my passion and they are my pillars who was with me during every competition or program accompanying me. I’m really interested in karnataka music and KS Chitra is my favorite singer and inspiration. I listen to her songs frequently and try to sing just like her. So why I like Carnatic music is a question that all my friends ask because they are fond of rock music or rap music but I feel it doesn’t suit my palate so I just follow what my heart says and keep training on karnatic music and one of my dream is to sing in front of my idol Chitra Ma’am.
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I'd like to talk about my innate talent, which is singing. I started learning music when I was five years old, and over the years, I have developed my skills. Along with that, I have performed on more than 100 stages. My parents were the ones who really motivated me to follow my passion, and they are my pillars who were with me during every competition or program, accompanying me. I'm really interested in Carnatic music, and KS Chitra is my favorite singer and inspiration. I listen to her songs frequently and try to sing just like her. So, why I like Carnatic music is a question that all my friends ask because they are fond of rock music or rap music, but I feel it doesn't suit my palate. So, I just follow what my heart says and keep training in Carnatic music. One of my dreams is to sing in front of my idol, Chitra Ma'am.
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