The singer’s presentation was confirmed last minute and her show was very personal.
Lady Gaga thrilled once again with a powerful performance at the Oscars where she unveiled her nominated song “Hold My Hand” from the movie Top Gun: Maverick.
Wearing no makeup and wearing a t-shirt and jeans, the singer began the show by telling part of the subject’s story.
According to Lady Gaga, the song originated in her studio in the basement of her home and is very personal to her. “I think we all need each other. It takes a lot of love and sometimes a hero to get through this life,” he said on stage.
“These heroes are in humble places all around us, but we can also discover that even if we feel broken in our hearts, we can be heroes of ourselves.
According to Variety, Lady Gaga is currently filming a movie, so the decision was made at the “last minute”. “Joker: Forri-a-Do”.
The ceremony’s producer, Glenn Weiss, has said that Lady Gaga will not be performing on March 8.
Her performance therefore mirrors that of other nominees such as Rihanna, who sang the song “Lift Me Up” from the film Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, and Sofia Carson and Diane Warren, who interpret the latter’s theme “Applause.” is added to , from the movie “Tell It Like a Woman”.
Chandra Bose was also nominated for ‘Naatu Naatu’, the theme song for the Indian film ‘RRR’, making it the first Indian song to be nominated in this category.
Source: Biobiochile
