Lady Gaga duet with Maria Aragon

This photo was taken after Lady Gaga and Maria Aragon performs a duet, they wear a T-shirt of one another on Twitpic. "Myself + 10 year old Lady Maria of Winnipeg. She signed my T-shirt, she ate my heart, just like you!" Lady twitted!

Sing with Lady Gaga was one of the longed dream by Maria Aragon, it finally happened!

Maria Aragon, a Fil-Canadian 10-year old Youtube child wonder performed a duet with Lady Gaga during the 2011 Monster Ball Tour yesterday March 3 at the Air Canada Centre in Toronto.

They enjoyed performing "Born This Way", the same popular song that placed Maria Aragon, a young fifth grader into fame.

Reports says that Maria Aragon is very well confident with the performance and she even shows the same as she addressed the crowd, maybe a million people there who witness Lady Gaga and Maria Aragon perform live!

"I'm just really grateful for all of you. I just want to thank you all for your support. And I'm actually from Winnipeg and I came over here to sing to you guys. And I want to say a shout out to all my fans and family in Winnipeg. And, after a while, I'll be up here again, so stay tuned!" Maria said.

Lady Gaga is really emotional with the situation, she even cried as she witness Maria performs! "Just knowing I touched one person is enough. Look at me... She's such a superstar!" Lady Gaga exclaims.

When the video of Maria Aragon hits big time, she began her TV guesting from a lot of popular US television shows like "The Ellen de Generes Show" and "Good Morning America". Remember her Youtube video I posted at the top of this blog? It has earned 17M views and still counting!

Cheerio!

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