WATCH: Blind, hijabi Indonesian teen wins hearts on America's Got Talent

In a mesmerising display of talent, Putri Ariani, a 17-year-old blind musician, stole the spotlight on America's Got Talent this week, leaving both judges and viewers in awe.

Donning her Islamic hijab, Putri - who hails from Jakarta, Indonesia - showcased her extraordinary voice and exceptional piano skills in a show-stopping performance that earned her a standing ovation and the "golden buzzer" on the American talent show.

Her heartwarming act brought tears to the eyes of countless viewers, including the typically composed judge Simon Cowell, who appeared visibly moved by her performance.

Judge Sofia Vergara described Putri's voice as that of an angel, and it's clear that her blindness has done nothing to hinder her musical prowess.

Accompanying herself on the acoustic piano, Putri showcased her talent with an original song, instantly captivating the audience. One audience member couldn't contain their enthusiasm, remarking, "I thought it was a pop song - it was so good!"

Impressed by her remarkable abilities, Simon Cowell personally requested that Putri perform a second song. She obliged, delivering a breathtaking rendition of Elton John's classic, "Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word," which sent shivers down the audience's spines.

Fellow judge Howie Mandel praised Putri, saying "a lot of people don't believe in angels - and I think one just landed on our stage."

His sentiment was echoed by viewers at home, who took to social media to express their admiration for Putri's talent. One fan tweeted, "She brought me to tears; she definitely has talent."

With her sights set on attending the prestigious Juilliard School, Putri Ariani is poised to make a lasting impact on the music industry.

Her extraordinary performance on America's Got Talent serves as a testament to her undeniable talent and resilience, inspiring audiences worldwide.

As the competition progresses, viewers eagerly await more captivating performances from this remarkable young artist, whose voice continues to touch hearts.