Have you seen this yet?
Twenty eight million people (and counting) have.
It's a blind audition from 'The Voice' Italy… and this nun is on fire.
There is so much I love about this (and I thank two of my Italo-Australian friends for showing me this link). She's a nun and she can belt out a tune (Alicia Keys!) like nobody's business. She's Sicilian. I get to see Raffaela Carra' (so part of my youth) again. I get to hear awesome Italian accents and that golden language (proper Italian, not Sicilian dialect!) again.
Here is the translated video blurb from YouTube:
"Sister Cristina Scuccia 25 years old, is Sicilian but lives in Milan and is an Orsolina nun of the Holy Family.
Her childhood dream was to become a singer, in 2008 the Orsolina Sisters organize a music hall in which she finds herself by chance.
A non-believer, and against the Church ... she instead finds Love.
Insecure in life, she is convinced by her Mother Superiors in participating to The Voice of Italy ... this is now her mission!"
Watch Sister Scuccia smash it here:
Twenty eight million people (and counting) have.
It's a blind audition from 'The Voice' Italy… and this nun is on fire.
There is so much I love about this (and I thank two of my Italo-Australian friends for showing me this link). She's a nun and she can belt out a tune (Alicia Keys!) like nobody's business. She's Sicilian. I get to see Raffaela Carra' (so part of my youth) again. I get to hear awesome Italian accents and that golden language (proper Italian, not Sicilian dialect!) again.
Here is the translated video blurb from YouTube:
"Sister Cristina Scuccia 25 years old, is Sicilian but lives in Milan and is an Orsolina nun of the Holy Family.
Her childhood dream was to become a singer, in 2008 the Orsolina Sisters organize a music hall in which she finds herself by chance.
A non-believer, and against the Church ... she instead finds Love.
Insecure in life, she is convinced by her Mother Superiors in participating to The Voice of Italy ... this is now her mission!"
Watch Sister Scuccia smash it here:
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