Geneviève Côté didn’t just walk onto the Canada’s Got Talent stage—she teleported the entire room into a different universe. The Quebec entertainer, known as a professional “noise maker,” arrived with nothing but a microphone and a mischievous sparkle that suggested she was about to turn reality inside out. No one, not even the judges, had a clue what was coming.
Then it began. With a single breath, Côté morphed her voice into an orchestra of impossible sounds—creaking doors, whispering jungles, stampeding hooves, and a cinematic Western showdown that felt straight out of Hollywood. The audience wasn’t just listening… they were traveling. Her vocal illusion pulled the room through scenes and landscapes so vivid that people kept glancing around, half-expecting props to appear.
Judge Howie Mandel was the first to break. Shock turned into delight, delight into disbelief, and disbelief into a wild grin that stretched ear to ear. When Côté wrapped her routine with one final mind-bending soundscape, he slammed the Golden Buzzer like he’d been waiting his entire career for that exact moment. “I don’t know what I just watched, but I know it was great,” he said—still trying to piece together what his brain had witnessed.
That shower of gold didn’t just send Côté to the live shows… it cemented her as one of the most original acts the franchise had ever seen. Her ability to create over 300 sounds—all with nothing but her voice—became the unforgettable highlight of the season. She didn’t just perform; she made imaginations sprint.
And the world took notice. After her CGT explosion, Côté went on to wow France, Britain, and every stage bold enough to host her extraordinary talent—collecting Golden Buzzers like trophies. What began as a childhood fascination with strange noises has now evolved into a career that leaves global audiences breathless and judges smashing buzzers in disbelief. Geneviève Côté isn’t just making sounds… she’s making history.
