Budapest, Hungary – Singer Viki Singh recently offered a candid look into the demanding world of music talent shows, drawing from her extensive personal experiences on platforms such as "Megasztár" and "Rising Star." She recounted her early elimination from "Megasztár 1" at the tender age of 16, describing the significant psychological impact it had. "It took many years to mentally recover from being eliminated from the top 50," she stated in her recent online address. This initial setback, however, became a catalyst for her professional development. She dedicated herself to rigorous vocal training, studying music production, and working diligently as a session singer for various prominent artists and television productions, including "The Voice" and "X-Factor." Her commitment was recognized with a Jazz award, even as a "no-name" artist. Years later, at 27, Singh made a conscious decision to re-enter the talent show arena with "Rising Star." She explained, "I knew exactly what I wanted to achieve by participating in such a competition." This time, her approach was strategic, viewing the show as a vital "stepping stone" to transition from a background vocalist to a recognized soloist. Singh underscored the unparalleled value of the free publicity and screen time offered by these programs, asserting that such exposure would be impossible to fund independently. Singh concluded with a powerful message for aspiring artists: "If you enter a show like this from your bathroom and have no plan, you will unfortunately return to your bathroom after half a year." She advocated for thorough preparation and a clear career strategy, stressing that talent alone is insufficient without a conscious effort to leverage opportunities. Her insights provide a valuable perspective on the realities of pursuing a music career through televised competitions.
A Megasztár színpadán drámai pillanatok zajlottak le: a 17 éves Mikes Zsüliett pánikrohamot kapott a középdöntőben. Singh Viki megható videóban reagá…
