The children's dance group from Dnipro

took part in the talent show in the USA

, an analogue of the project "Ukraine has talent".

Before showing their number, the young dancers talked with the members of the jury and told them about the horrors that Russia is committing on the territory of our country.

Children shared how they heard explosions, saw bombs falling on our land, how they had to hide in bomb shelters.

The young artists also shared that not all family members were able to come to support them, as their parents remain in Ukraine and fight for our independence and freedom.

"We want peace to reign again in our country. We want to tell the world what is happening in Ukraine. We want to show our victorious spirit," the children said.

After that, the dancers demonstrated a number that consisted not only of dance movements, but also of light effects that complemented the performance.

At the end of the number, a tower with Ukrainian flags and coat of arms and victory fireworks appeared in front of the audience and judges.

The jurors admitted that they were impressed by the performance of the young artists:

"This is a very important message. You came from perhaps the darkest place in the world and you crossed the globe to bring us light. And if there's anything I can do on behalf of America and America's Got Talent to bring you more light, than you brought us, I'd like to do it for you," said one of the jury members, Canadian-American host and comedian Howie Mandel.

After his words, he pressed the "golden button", which allowed Light Balance Kids to automatically enter the semi-finals of the project.

It should be noted that the video with the performance of Ukrainian dancers on YouTube gained more than half a million views in a few days.

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