Judge Abreham's reaction to the talent of one of the contestants

The up-and-comers in this episode of Balageru Idol got into a warmed discussion. In Ethiopia, he has filled in as a writer, music maker, and entertainer. Balageru is a gathering of CDs that he delivered, composed melodies for, and performed on. In Ethiopia's capital city of Addis Ababa, a state of the art recording studio has been made. On World Children's Day in Zeway, Abraham, then, at that point, 11, won his most memorable experimental writing challenge and learned he had an ability for the composed word. He was recruited by Ethiopian Radio at 16 years old to highlight in an assortment of satire shows, which became moment hits all through the country. Abraham's "mission for self-disclosure" drove him to Ethiopia, where he happened upon various generally critical ancient rarities. Teddy Afro, genuine name Tewodros Kassahun Germamo, is an Ethiopian vocalist musician with a huge worldwide following. Teddy is generally viewed as one of Ethiopia's most compelling entertainers because of his progressive tunes and political commitment. Teddy's social impact on Ethiopian music has supported another age of performers in Ethiopia. Tewodros Kassahun Germamo was brought into the world on July 14, 1976, in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, to artist lyricist Kassahun Germamo and artist choreographer Tilaye Arage. Ethiopia is home to the Amhara public, of which Tewodros is a part. His folks cautioned him to avoid media outlets regardless of his contribution in it.