Julianna Moore is 25, a Métis singer from St. Lazare, Manitoba, and she came to Canada’s Got Talent with a dream of making music her career. For now she pays the rent by working as a librarian and a music teacher at a K to 12 school. The judges joked about her shushing people in the library, and she admitted her students had no idea she was on the show.
Her song choice carried a lot of meaning. She chose “There You’ll Be” by Faith Hill and dedicated it to her dad, who passed away three years ago in a car accident. She said he was her biggest musical influence, taught her everything and always supported her dream.
Singing for him in front of the judges, Julianna let her emotions show 🎶. The room grew quiet as she sang, and everyone could feel how much the moment meant to her.
The judges admitted she struggled with pitch, but they understood that nerves and emotion made the song even harder. One said there was a really good instrument inside her voice and that, with this moment behind her, she could come back even stronger. The yeses kept coming, and after promising Shania she would bring her best next time, Julianna heard the words she was hoping for, congratulations, it is a yes ❤️.
