Angelica

Angelica Panganiban was born in the Philippines. She is a Filipino American performer, comedian, television host and model. Panganiban is often referred to as the "new queen of Drama" by a variety of media outlets. Panganiban is also regarded as being one of the Philippines the most skilled and versatile actors. The term angelica roots means that only the root of the plant is utilized. But, most A. archangelica products and supplements are made up of seeds, fruits or flowers. In general, Sinensis uses the root. Angelica was a contestant on America's Got Talent season 12, where she was successful past the initial round of auditions. Her rendition to Rise Up performed by Andra Days was a big help in her passing. Angelica was awarded the Judge Cuts by Chris Hardwick for her rendition of Girl on Fire, Alicia Keys. After that, she was taken straight to live performances. Clarity By Zedd by Zedd was her choice for the quarterfinals. Without You David Guetta, for her Semifinals. Angelica moved on to the finals of the competition performing Symphony of Clean Bandit. The singer performed Stronger alongside Kelly Clarkson, and Kechi Okwuchi in the final results. Being the youngest contestant in show history, she came in second. Angelica Hale, then 4 years old, was taken seriously ill in 2012 as a result of a strep pneumonia bacterial infection. Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston in Atlanta, where she received treatment for her life-saving illness using ECMO-based life support. She went septic and experienced numerous organ failures, which included her kidneys which did not recover. The rest of her life was a new routine of hemodialysis followed by peritoneal dilution. She finally returned home after eighteen days in hospital, from the point where she was in danger of dying to her long journey back to healthy. Her life had been forever altered. After a year and a half of dialysis, Angelica was able to undergo the most significant operation in her life: a kidney transplant. The mother of Angelica was the donor. Angelica together with her mother, went through an organ transplant successfully on September 13, 2013 at two amazing hospitals that were located right next to each other: Emory University Hospital & Children's Healthcare of Atlanta Egleston. Angelica Hale's ambition to be a superstar has never wavered.