The Singing Sensation, Emanne Beasha Reveals Unknown Facts About Her

Emanne Beasha The young American-Jordanian singer, recently had an exclusive interview with Global Child Prodigy under Prodigy Talks. The talk was hosted by the renowned Entrepreneur, Educationalist, and Humanitarian, Mr. Kavin Kumar Kandasamy. He is also the Managing Director of Mangalam Educational Institutions. Mr. Kavin’s institutions serve more than 7000 students every year.

Emanne Beasha shares his success story in this candid chat with us. Tag along as he reveals his secrets to success.

Beasha Reveals Tell Us A Little About Yourself & Your Family?

My name is Emanne Beasha, and I am an American-Jordanian singer. I just turned 12 on September 18, 2020. Mostly, I live in Florida, and currently, I am in Dubai. 

I have two brothers, one is older, and one is younger than me. My older brother goes to school, and my younger brother & me are homeschooled. I like to be homeschooled because it is more comfortable. 

Emanne Beasha How Much Of Your Daily Life Is Your Singing?

I try to practice singing at least every day. On weekends, I don’t practice singing, and I take breaks after big performances. But, I practice almost every day for some hours.

My mom was my first coach, and after appearing on America’s Got Talent, I found a fantastic coach in Dubai. He is lovely as he teaches me protecting my work goals. Also, I am working with another coach. He is a teacher from California. 

Does Your Mother Support You The Most?

Long ago, my mom and dad used to organize everything, including social media and all. But now I have got a manager. She does most of that now, and my mom manages social media.

How Was Your Experience With America’s Got Talent?

The whole experience of America’s Got Talent was fantastic. I remember that I went on stage, started singing, and all the judges were talking. After the performance, I got the Golden Buzzer from J. Leno. I got the opportunity to meet a lot of prominent people. It was an unforgettable moment.

Can You Tell Us A Little About Arab’s Got Talent?

Arabs Got Talent is like Arab’s version of America’s Got Talent. It was organized in Lebanon. I got the Golden Buzzer there too after my performance. I found America’s Got Talent a little bit easier because I had the experience of Arabs Got Talent. Arabs Got Talent was comparatively more formidable as I didn’t understand Arabic and also I didn’t have any experience.

Emanne Beasha When Did You Start Singing?

I don’t remember the time when I was not singing and listening to music. My first stage performance was on a kid’s show where I sang Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. It was the first time I sang anything on stage, and I was 2-years-old at that time.

When I was seven, I used to pick up any song that I listened to on the Radio or anywhere. I started listening to Opera, and I wanted to try and learn this. That was the time when my mom realized that I could sing. I love singing different sorts of things.

Are You Working On Anything Right Now?

I am working on a lot of things. But basically, I am learning ‘Never Enough’, a song by Loren Allred, and ‘Think of Me’, a piece of music by Andrew Lloyd Webber. ‘Think of Me’ is a phantom of the Opera.

Is There Anybody You Look Up To As A Role Model?

I respect Daneliya as a singer because she achieved a lot of things at the age of 18. She has a fantastic voice. I would say that my role model is Maria Khoreva because the way she performs is just incredible.

How Does It Feel To Be A Global Child Prodigy Awardee?

It is an honor to be the recipient of the Global Child Prodigy Award. I feel happy to be selected for the award. I was not present at the award ceremony, but I wish that I could have been there and met all the 100 prodigies. It is such a fantastic thing. I want to Thank GCP for it.

Thank You, Emanne! You have been excellent and extremely talented. We wish you All the Very Best for Your upcoming future.

If you know someone close to you who deserves to be in the TOP 100 child prodigies list, make sure to click here.