Online Kids Got Talent competition launched on the Costa Blanca

ONLINE EVENT: Youngsters can post their videos from the safety of their homes. CREDIT: Telitec

WHILE events across the nation have had to be cancelled or postponsed due to the coronavirus pandemic, one fun initative has been launched online to showcase the talents of young people on the Costa Blanca.

Encouraging young people to get involved in Kids Got Talent, one of the organisers, Gemma Broad of Telitec, said: “Schools are closed! This is the perfect time for you to get recording a video of your talent whilst you are bored stuck at home over the next couple of weeks (obviously after any studies set by your school).”

The initial part of the competition, the qualifiers, will take place online before live auditions, currently scheduled for May, though this could change.

All contestants have to do is upload a video to YouTube then enter online www.telitec.com/kidsgottalent/ then add your video and fill in your details.

Telitec Communications will start uploading the entries on April 3, where people can then like them to give entrants more chance of going on to the auditions.

Meanwhile, other events co-organised by Gemma have had to be cancelled due to State of Alarm measures, including a Adopt a Dog day which was going to be held on April 5.

“The event was for all of the local dog charities, we will get a new date when we know when we can all get back out there again,” assured Gemma.

Likewise, an Easter Funday won’t be going ahead, money from which would have gone to Spread some Sunshine, to buy food for 26 girls in care and the families supported every month.

Gemma said: “All other fund raising opportunities are also on hold. Please, if you are in a position to give a donation, however small, visit the new website www.spreadsomesunshine.es and hit DONATE, either by Paypal or GoFundMe. The dilemma is real for these kids  …..  no funds…no food.¨

She added: “We understand charities are desperate right now as they have had to cancel or postpone their events too. Some of them need money to feed children, animals etc.

“We have a charity page on our website and have many charities on there with their PayPal details and people can click to donate.  “It is so important is to still support these great charities, if anyone would like to add their charity they can email me and I will send them details of how to get them on the website, gemma@telitec.net”

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Tara Rippin

Tara Rippin is a reporter for Spain’s largest English-speaking newspaper, Euro Weekly News, and is responsible for the Costa Blanca region.
She has been in journalism for more than 20 years, having worked for local newspapers in the Midlands, UK, before relocating to Spain in 1990.
Since arriving, the mother-of-one has made her home on the Costa Blanca, while spending 18 months at the EWN head office in Fuengirola on the Costa del Sol.
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