The temperature in the Britain’s Got Talent auditorium reached a fever pitch during Audition Week 6 of 2016, all thanks to the arrival of the incredibly talented and charismatic Saulo Sarmiento. Hailing from the Canary Islands, the 28-year-old artist brought a unique blend of strength, grace, and pure athleticism to the stage with a pole-dancing act unlike anything seen before. Before even touching the equipment, Saulo’s presence had the judges—especially David Walliams and Amanda Holden—visibly impressed, with David jokingly giving him a “yes” before he even started his routine!
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But it wasn’t just about his look; Saulo’s performance was a masterclass in aerial artistry. Moving to a soulful rendition of “Feeling Good,” he displayed gravity-defying strength and a fluidity that led the judges to compare him to “Tarzan with a pole.” Every movement was perfectly synchronized with the music, showcasing years of intense training and dedication to his craft. The level of difficulty in his routine was immense, yet he made it look effortless, captivating the entire room from start to finish.
The feedback from the panel was glowing. Amanda Holden described the audition as “immaculate,” while the rest of the judges were struck by the sheer beauty and grace of the performance. Saulo’s dream of showing England what he could do was officially realized as he sailed through with four enthusiastic “Yes” votes. This audition remains a legendary moment for BGT, proving that pole artistry is a high-level discipline that combines the best of gymnastics and dance. Watch the full performance to see why the judges couldn’t stop talking about Saulo!
