Ch.delgertsetseg Shares Thoughts on 'mongolia's Got Talent'

In the following interview, "Mongolia's Got Talent" (MGT) judge and violinist Ch.Delgertsetseg delves into the recently concluded second season of MGT and her views on life and love.

How was this year's MGT in your opinion?

Mongolia rarely broadcasts world-class shows. I'm proud Mongolia was able to do such a large TV show, adopted in 68 countries. It's more significant because Mongol TV was able to produce it professionally and according to standards. I'm an artist but I got to judge MGT it was an honor and a huge responsibility.

I play the violin, which is one of the toughest musical instruments to play. I've been playing it for many years. I think my experience and knowledge as a violinist contributed considerably in judging the show and making decisions. Violinists are not well-known for expressing their inner feelings during a performance. Through MGT, I got the opportunity to express my inner feelings to my heart's desire. People judge based on their preferences and intuition. I got to figure myself out these last two years. I got to fully understand where I belong and what I should do to reach it while judging this show.

I don't like worrying too much. I wasn't concerned about anything in particular because I could rely on our capable and talented producer. I've never seen such a good producer before. He was able to skillfully manage everyone in the team, starting from state honored artists to a 16-year-old inexperienced newcomer. I'm very satisfied.

Although O.Enkh-Erdene became the second MGT winner, many viewers were dissatisfied with the result on social media, complaining that runner-up B.Shijirbat should have won instead. What's your opinion on this?

The last decision was handed over to the public and they made their choice. Judges also commented on the performances. I'm not 100 percent sure, but I heard that O.Enkh-Erdene got an offer to work with Sony Music Entertainment. If it's true, O.Enkh-Erdene found a huge opportunity as an artist and he will become the first Mongolian singer to work with Sony Music Entertainment. This company only seeks talent. Overall, I think MGT Season 2 was very successful. Before the show began, all the judges were told to not focus on judging alone and that we were a part of this big project. So instead of giving strict judgment, I expressed my momentary feelings.

Which performance was most impressive to you?

It was Uugan-Erdene's dance performance. That has got to be real talent. She was able to...