The 17 -year -old singing bird, Gisella Colletti, maintained its end of the treatment on Sunday night in his search to become the first Australian idol of WA.
Now it is up to the public to support Gisella and vote.
Fans can vote for Gisella up to 10 times sending text messages to 0457 500 700 ‘Gisella’ until 5 pm on Monday.
The second and last act of the Great Final of Australian Idol of 2025 will be held on Monday night, with the winner announced during the show.
The teenage star urged the West Australians to help her bring the competition home when she published during the weekend.
“There has never been an Australian idol of #perth #WA or a female winner since the restart of the Australian idols in 2023. Help me to take the title of #Australianidol to WA in WA in 2025,” Gisella wrote.
On Sunday night, Gisella was incredible, playing How Will knows about Whitney Houston.
The Corpus Christi student wore a bright pink skirt with a matching halter neck shirt and pink calf length boots.
The stage was adorned with a striking pink platform, supporting musicians with similar pink attire, preparing the scene for Gisella’s perfect pop performance.
“This is what I would love to do for the rest of my life,” said the young star after her performance, and added that she hopes that all young Australians will continue their dreams.
Gisella’s incredible performance dazzled Judge Amy Shark, who said: “My mind is blown. You are an incredible artist.”
There were two performances of each finalist on Sunday night, each acting with iconic artists.
Gisella’s duo with Tina Arena from heaven helped my heart to a foot ovation of the judges. And acting with his idol made tears in the eyes of the 17 -year -old girl.
“(It was) An absolute moment to pinch me, Tina is my idol,” he said.
Gisella faces Iilysh Retallick, 17, from NSW and Marshall Hamburger of Queensland.
Iilysh made children in the city for divinilos. His presence on the stage electrified the audience.
He also made a duo with mother Wolf, while Hamburger acted with Leo Sayer.
Idol Judge Marsha Hines took the stage with Casey Donavan, singing that she works hard for Donna Summer’s money.
Families and friends of Gisella have invited West’s Australians to come and see the great final of the Tomorrow on the big screens at the Victoria Park hotel.
The Gisella school has also had a lot of support for the adolescent who adorns the walls of the library with photos of her face.
The lucky winner will receive a $ 100,000 prize and a study contract.
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