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'Talento' kicks off with talent show in Delftwijk: 'Don't remember the name of the song, but it's very beautiful'

'Talento' kicks off with talent show in Delftwijk: 'Don't remember the name of the song, but it's very beautiful'

The Talento Platform celebrated the opening of its new location at the Delftwijk City youth center with a festive talent show on Sunday afternoon. The event featured local musical performances and marked the organization's official arrival in the neighborhood.

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