This Saturday will see all those talented young people get a chance to see whether they have what it takes to make it big in the music arena through the FMF VTY Fijian Idol.
Speaking to Fijivillage, Reverend James Bhagwan said a lot of chances have not been offered to the youths of the country to showcase their talent in the past and they have decided to open the festival to youths between the ages of 9 to 25 years free of charge.
However, Reverend Bhagwan added that this year will be different from other years as they are encouraging youths to come forward and sing in the vernacular language.
The auditions will be held tomorrow at 10am and the top 40 who make it through will then be able to sing at the FMF VTY Fijian Idol contest.
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