There are songs that from the very first sounds bring to mind specific images. This is the case with the song from Celine Dion’s repertoire “My Heart Will Go On”, which promoted the cult film by James Cameron. Can you imagine a rock version of this song? Now you don’t have to. Nicole Scherzinger sang a ballad in the style of Led Zeppelin, and her interpretation is really impressive.
She sang with the Pussycat Dolls. Now she delights on the Jimmy Fallon show
Nicole Scherzinger was the headliner of the Pussycat Dolls and of all the members of the group she had the biggest solo career. The singer has two albums to her credit and has collaborated many times with other artists, including David Guetta and Timbaland. Now she has appeared on Jimmy Fallon’s musical show “That’s My Jam” and her performance delighted viewers.
Nicole Scherzinger sings a song from Titanic. Her rock version is impressive
On Jimmy Fallon’s show, Scherzinger got an unusual assignment. The singer had to perform the song “My Heart Will Go On” in the style of Led Zeppelin. As you know, the ballad promoting the cult is one of the most difficult film songs, and performing it in a rock version is an additional level of difficulty. However, Scherzinger coped with this challenge remarkably, proving that she has extraordinary vocal skills. Her performance delighted not only the host, but also the audience.
Under the recording published on YouTube, there were many comments of delighted Internet users.
She is such an incredibly talented singer!
People forget that she has one of the best and most versatile voices
Nicole is there with the greatest singers of all time, she can literally sing anything, she is so versatile and talented
Nicole, you blew it girl! You are so talented.
fans wrote.
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Source: Gazeta
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