At a music competition in France — a woman shocked the audience and the judges with her voice. An elderly woman named Jacqueline came to the show to perform.
When she stepped on stage and introduced herself, the judges laughed.
How often do we judge people by their appearance. Jacqueline is 53 years old, she is not very young, not very well-groomed, but this does not give the right to judge her talent.
The judges ironically began to ask Jacqueline who she was and what she did. It turned out that Jacqueline is not a singer, she is a simple housewife.
She and her husband have a farm where they breed birds and animals.
However, Jacqueline is a very creative person, since childhood she loves to sing and decided to fulfill her dream – to sing from the stage.
When Jacqueline began her song, the judges were speechless. She had an incredible voice. For all the time of her performance the audience and the jury listened with bated breath.
Jacqueline sang with soul, very emotionally, she had a pleasant high timbre. When she finished singing, there was no end to the applause.
The judges thanked her and apologized for the ridicule. They suggested that the woman take courses to improve and start singing professionally.
But Jacqueline refused. She just wanted to fulfill her dream, and a career as a singer does not appeal to her.
The woman is talented not only in singing, she also makes handicrafts from stones and makes beautiful panels.
Jacqueline dedicated her song to her husband who always loved her, supported and believed in her. He convinced her to participate in the competition.
Jacqueline was very worried and doubted her abilities but her husband’s support gave her spirit. This is how a simple farmer woman became famous throughout the country.
Many articles were written about her, and many people began to know her on the streets.
How important is to accept people for who they were and not to judge their abilities by their appearance. Talent does not necessarily have to stand out among the crowd, sometimes geniuses are the most ordinary people.