Community talent
Najmah youth put talents on display
Two dozen young people sing, dance, and play at show.
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Twenty-four young hopefuls sang, danced, played musical instruments, and even beatboxed in a bid to become Najmah’s top talent.
The Ras Tanura Recreation Services Unit hosted an online talent show, which was open to all Aramco community children between 9 and 15 years of age. Recreation advisor Seema Nanda coordinated with the 24 youngsters who registered for the show.
The top seven acts were shortlisted by a panel of volunteer judges including Andrew Redmon, Arianna de la Ree, and Ross Callander. Recreation advisor Ali H. Al Sinan hosted a two-hour live online show on Dec. 10, with Mohammed Quraish playing the oud as a warm-up. Only the participants, judges, and organizers were present, socially distanced.
Top placers included winner Lucas Wang; first runner-up Hamza Bustami; and second runner-up Jesse Li.