Enkh-Erdene: The Mongolian Country Sensation on America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League

During the selection process on America’s Got Talent: Fantasy League, Heidi Klum quickly picked Enkh-Erdene for her team. Raised in rural Mongolia, Enkh-Erdene gained fame by winning Season 2 of Mongolia’s Got Talent, making him a highly anticipated contestant. Accompanied by his translator, Enkh-Erdene confessed to Heidi that he often felt nervous before performances. She reassured him, praising his “star voice” and encouraging him to be confident.

For his debut performance, Enkh-Erdene greeted the judges quietly before astonishing everyone with his powerful cover of Garth Brooks’ “Friends In Low Places.” His deep, resonant baritone left the audience and judges in awe. Howie Mandel was particularly taken aback, even questioning, “Is that coming out of him?” Heidi quickly reminded Howie, “Don’t judge a book by its cover!”

Despite his traditional Mongolian musical background, Enkh-Erdene fell in love with American country music, inspired by legends like Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson. His success in the genre highlights that passion and talent can transcend cultural boundaries.

Since winning Mongolia’s Got Talent in 2016, Enkh-Erdene has continued to make music, reaching a global audience despite his minimal social media presence. His YouTube channel features music videos, including a popular cover of John Denver’s “Take Me Home Country Roads,” which has over 300,000 views. In 2023, he released his debut album “Admiral Bayan,” showcasing his unique blend of country music with traditional Mongolian influences.

Watch the video below to see his incredible performance.