What is it about live concerts that attract incredibly talented fans?
We recently shared videos of two fans who took the mic from Michael Bublé and impressed his audiences with their singing skills.
Now, an unlikely little fan has stunned Celine Dion's Las Vegas audience, after stepping up to the stage and taking the diva's place.
It was revealed that 7-year-old Anjali Singh from Los Angeles sent Dion a letter before the show, asking for permission to belt out her hit "I Surrender" for the crowd.
With just a few notes, Anjali had the crowd cheering her on, and Dion herself had nothing but praise for the girl. She even asked Anjali for an autograph.
"If she goes back to America's Got Talent, then maybe she's going to win, and I'm going [to want] and autograph," she said. "Can you sign this for me? My name is Celine."
That's huge praise from the multiple Grammy-winning singer.
Anjali's mother, Anitha, thanked the performer for making the magical moment happen.
"Anjali's dream came true tonight!" she wrote. "She got to sing to her idol, Celine Dion at the Caesars Colosseum. She even got a kiss and a hug. Thank you Celine Dion for giving Anjali a memory of a lifetime."
Maybe the singer will invite Anjali back to Vegas for her farewell show, as she will be leaving the Colosseum at Caesars Palace this year, after eight years and more than 1,000 shows.
But it's not goodbye forever, Celine fans. The singer has other new projects in the works, including a new biopic about her musical career.
Anjali has more in store too. She regularly performs at events in her hometown, and you can watch more of her singing on her YouTube channel.
