Mangalurean Angela Sarah D'Almeida wins 'Artist of the Year' title at IYMC, USA


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Mangaluru, Jan 30: Angela Sarah D'Almeida, a grade 6 student from Mount Carmel Central School, has brought immense pride to the nation by winning the prestigious ‘Artists of the Year’ title at the International Youth Music Competition (IYMC) held in December 2024 in Atlanta, USA. She was awarded an absolute winner in her category with a perfect score of 100.

Angela showcased her talent in the solo category, under the guidance of her mentor Tanisha Herbert from Bengaluru. Her impressive performance earned her special recognition, not only for the artistry but also for the technical quality of her presentation, which was highlighted by the jury's special mention for the accompanying video and audio work.

Angela performed the song ‘Rolling in the Deep’ by Adele Adkins and Paul Epworth in the recorded category. The remixing of her vocal performance was done at Daijiworld Audio Visual Studio, Mangaluru, under the guidance of Sanjay Rodrigues, with Stany Bela directing the visual elements of the project.

Earlier, Angela bagged first place with honours at the International Youth Music Competition held in November 2023.

Angela is the proud daughter of Dr Vivian D'Almeida and Dr Joylene D'Almeida from Maryhill, Mangaluru.

This recognition is a testament to Angela's incredible talent and hard work, as well as the collaborative efforts that contributed to her success.

 

 

 

  

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