Aura V, 8, Could Make Grammy History With Dad (Full Transcript)
[00:00:08] Speaker 1: That was the moment eight-year-old Aura V found out she was a Grammy nominee. She and her dad, who performs as Fuch, are up for an award for Best Children's Album. Fuch has been a teacher and musician for years and started making children's music to inspire his students.
[00:00:28] Speaker 2: I truly believe that this love for other people starts with the love for yourself. So I try to find the simplest message to explain that and put it in that form that all ages can enjoy. I am love. I am light. That's my affirmation.
[00:00:43] Speaker 1: Like the sun, I am bright. I am God's creation. If they take home the trophy February 1st, Aura V will be the youngest individual Grammy winner ever. And even though she loves performing with her dad, they're both ready for a break after the epic summer tour they went on.
[00:00:58] Speaker 2: We went to Vegas, Chicago, Orlando, North Carolina. So she was a trooper. I just wanted to rest on the couch. That couch. Right there.
- Aura V, age eight, and her dad Fuch are nominated for a Grammy for Best Children’s Album.
- Fuch, a longtime teacher and musician, makes children’s music to inspire students and promote self-love.
- Their songs use simple affirmations that appeal to all ages (e.g., “I am love. I am light.”).
- A win on February 1 would make Aura V the youngest individual Grammy winner ever.
- After a busy multi-city summer tour, they’re ready for a break.