Three identical sisters walked onto the America’s Got Talent stage with violins in their hands, and the judges were curious from the very first second. They perform as Alizma, a sister act made up of triplets who were born in Poland and moved to America about ten years earlier. They told the judges they consider America their home.
The sisters were full of fun as they talked. They admitted they often finish each other’s sentences, and the judges had to ask them to speak one at a time. They explained that they are singers and violinists and play other instruments too, but the violin is their main one.
Then the music started 🎶. The triplets played with big energy, moving across the stage in matching white outfits while their bows flew over the strings. The crowd loved the show and cheered them on.
David Hasselhoff called the sisters terrific. Piers was more direct, telling them their voices were not good enough but that their violin playing was fantastic, and advising them to focus on the instruments. In the end the judges saw real talent in the act and sent the triplets through to the next round, warning them not to waste the big opportunity ❤️.
