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'''Charlotte Summers''' is a Spanish singer/dancer/composer/model. She made her first stage appearance with a dance act in Les Misérables, at the age of 8. A year later, she competed in the talent show series La Voz (Spanish TV series). By the age of 10, she was the runner up in the second season of Fenómeno Fan, and the winner of the Big Talent Competition.
'''Charlotte Summers''' is a Spanish singer-dancer-composer-model. She made her first stage appearance with a dance act in Les Misérables, at the age of 8. A year later, she competed in the talent show series La Voz (Spanish TV series). By the age of 10, she was the runner up in the second season of Fenómeno Fan, and the winner of the Big Talent Competition.


At 11, she started participating in competitions outside of Spain. She won the Original Song Contest at the Eurovision Song Contest - Eurokids International, Italy, in 2017, with her song, 'Unicorn.' In 2018, she landed up in the US. She sang Charles's Brown's Please Come Home for Christmas on NBC's Little Big Shots. In 2019, she made it to America's Got Talent (season 14).
At 11, she started participating in competitions outside of Spain. She won the Original Song Contest at the [[Eurovision Song Contest]] - Eurokids International, Italy, with her song, 'Unicorn.' A year later, she landed up in the US, and sang Charles's Brown's Please Come Home for Christmas on NBC's Little Big Shots. At 13, she made it to [[America's Got Talent]] (season 14).


==AGT==
==Jury==
Soul-Blues singer Charlotte who appeared on Season 14 of AGT 2019 received standing ovations and rave reviews from all judges in her first two rounds.
Charlotte has been a member of a film jury on three occasions. <br>
 
In the first round, she received a standing ovation from all 4 judges for her rendition of Screamin' Jay Hawkins' I Put a Spell on You. [[Howie Mandel]]: "You blew the roof off the house." Gabrielle Union: "Honey, are you sure you're 13, for you've got a depth and a soul." Julianne Hough: "I think your voice is strong. It's powerful." Simon Cowell: "I can see how much you respected the artiste."
 
In the second round, she received a standing ovation from all 5 judges for her rendition of one of the earliest feminist songs, You don't own me. Guest judge [[Jay Leno]]: "I was blown away." [[Simon Cowell]]: "We asked all these earlier acts why they were so nervous. Now I understand. Because they have heard you, and are like, 'I might as well just give up now.' Because there is a real rawness to your voice, which I love. This is great. I am really happy."
 
In a shocking reversal, she was eliminated in her next round, the quarterfinals, not for her singing but for her "terrible song selection".


==Jury==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
|-
! Year !! Jury!! Festival !! Category  
! Year !! Jury!! Festival !! Category  
|-
|-
! 2025
| 2025
| [[House of Illusions]] jury along with [[Beena Paul]] & [[Sourav Sarangi]]  
| [[House of Illusions]] jury <br> with [[Beena Paul]] & [[Sourav Sarangi]]  
| [[Kautik International Film Festival]]
| rowspan=2 style | [[Kautik International Film Festival]]
| Best Film by a Woman Director
| Best Film by a Woman Director
|-
|-
| rowspan=2 style | 2021  
| rowspan=2 style | 2021  
| Grand jury along with [[Amrit Pritam]] & [[Monita Borgohain]]
| Grand jury <br> with [[Amrit Pritam]] & [[Monita Borgohain]]
| [[Kautik International Film Festival]]
| Best Animation film  
| Best Animation film  
|-
|-
| Grand Jury along with [[Aleksandra Biernacka]] and [[Edmund Yeo]]
| Grand Jury <br> with [[Aleksandra Biernacka]] and [[Edmund Yeo]]
| Chicago International Indie Film Festival
| Chicago International Indie Film Festival
| Short documentary
| Best Short Documentary
|-
|}
 
==Awards & Accolades==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Year !! Event !! Country!! Awards !! class="unsortable" | Ref
|-
! 2020
| Global Child Prodigy Awards ||  || Top 100 ||
|-
! 2019
| TV show Fujiyama on Fuji TV|| Japan
| Winner ||
|-
! 2017
| Mejor canción original – EuroKids || Italy || Winner ||
|-
! 2017
| Best Junior Singer – EuroKids || Italy || Winner ||
|-
! 2017
| Best Future Prospect at Eurokids || Italy || Winner ||
|-
! 2017
| Best International Singer (Junior) Orfeum||  || Winner ||
|-
! 2016
| Ganadora Big Talent - Malaga || Spain || Winner ||
|-
! 2016
| Fenómeno Fan || Spain || Runner up ||
|}
 
==Stage performances==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Year !! Event
|-
! 2019
| AGT - Season 14
|-
! 2018
| NBC’s Little Big Shots
|-
! 2017 - 2019
| Menuno Noche (Spanish TV show)
|-
|-
! 2015
| La Voz Kids
|}
|}


Latest revision as of 18:19, 30 March 2026

Charlotte Summers is a Spanish singer-dancer-composer-model. She made her first stage appearance with a dance act in Les Misérables, at the age of 8. A year later, she competed in the talent show series La Voz (Spanish TV series). By the age of 10, she was the runner up in the second season of Fenómeno Fan, and the winner of the Big Talent Competition.

At 11, she started participating in competitions outside of Spain. She won the Original Song Contest at the Eurovision Song Contest - Eurokids International, Italy, with her song, 'Unicorn.' A year later, she landed up in the US, and sang Charles's Brown's Please Come Home for Christmas on NBC's Little Big Shots. At 13, she made it to America's Got Talent (season 14).

Jury

Charlotte has been a member of a film jury on three occasions.

Year Jury Festival Category
2025 House of Illusions jury
with Beena Paul & Sourav Sarangi 		Kautik International Film Festival Best Film by a Woman Director
2021 Grand jury
with Amrit Pritam & Monita Borgohain 		Best Animation film
Grand Jury
with Aleksandra Biernacka and Edmund Yeo 		Chicago International Indie Film Festival Best Short Documentary
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