Darci Lynne has once again shown she is pure magic when she sings. This past June, the “America’s Got Talent” Season 12 Winner—and ventriloquist legend—shared a beautiful video of herself performing a breathtaking medley of Disney songs. Her performance felt like it was straight out of a movie and she truly looked like a princess while doing it that left viewers wondering what unforgettable moment she might deliver next.

The medley began with “Part of Your World,” from the movie, The Little Mermaid, in which Darci demonstrated stunning vibrato and hit all the right notes as if embodying Ariel who desperately wanted to belong to something larger than herself. She seamlessly transitioned into “A Whole New World” from Aladdin, leaving the viewers absolutely spellbound.

When she sang “Colors of the Wind” from Pocahontas, Darci showcased her versatility from powerful belting to gentler, more emotional delivery to give the song a more tangible feel. Ending with “Reflection,” she nailed a breathtaking long note that proved to both her vocal capability and emotional range. It left the Mulan fans in awe leaving them wanting more of her incredible talent.

Disney Medley | Darci Lynne

Darci Lynne’s Disney princess medley is a true celebration of her expertise and artistry. Catch the full performance here, as Darci uses her vocal gift to bring these iconic songs to life, and audiences are reminded of her ability to take listeners to a whole new world of magic.

Darci brings these nostalgic Disney classics to life with her lovely voice, precision and heartfelt emotions. Renowned for combining ventriloquism with phenomenal singing abilities, Darci’s medley shows that even when she performs solo, her artistry shines.

When Lynne was out on the road for her “Darci Lynne and Friends: Fresh Out of the Box” Tour, she was interviewed by The Oklahoman newspaper about her hope of inspiring everyone who watches her, especially young fans.

“Going on AGT, I just really wantted to inspire others to try ventriloqism because it’s such an old art. I wanted otherpeople to try it, and I ended up meeting those goa l –– because these tours and these kids are living proof of that,” she added “I see lots of kids bringin their puppets to the shows. And some of them will comeback to meet-and-greet and I get to meet them, I get to meet their pupets, and they say that I inspired them to do it. So, it’s really awesome to see that.”