VISA Talent Show

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This was my first time attending the VISA Talent Show! It was simply amazing. highly recommend that everyone attend it at least once, especially if you attend the University of Florida. The diversity is great and reminds me of an upscale version of the Multicultural Talent Show at Deerfield Beach High School.


First Place- India Inc
Second Place- Sabor Latino
Thrid Place- FSA

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