It became a sensational buzz when Nene Royal also known as Praew Rattikan Amlai the 16-year-old female youth artist from Phuket, Thailand, performed in the finals of "America’s Got Talent" on NBC in the United States, choosing to perform the fiery song "Seven Nation Army" by The White Stripes.
Not only did Nene deliver a heartfelt and passionate guitar and vocal performance worthy of the finals, but her presentation video included a surprise: the three members of the band The Warning joined her to play music together, performing "Kerosene," a song by The Warning.
The band The Warning is an all-female hard rock group from Monterrey, Mexico, consisting of three sisters from the Villarreal family: Daniela, Daniela (Dany) on guitar, lead vocals, and piano; Paulina (Pau) on drums, lead vocals, and piano; and Alejandra (Ale) on bass, backing vocals, and piano.
The Warning formed in 2013, born from the children’s love of music at home, gradually gaining experience to become a professional rock band. They began as children covering songs and posting videos on YouTube, notably going viral with their cover of Metallica's "Enter Sandman," which led to an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2015 and receiving funding to attend Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts, USA.
Following that, the three sisters started creating original music, releasing their first EP Escape the Mind (2015) funded by fans through GoFundMe, followed by their debut full album XXI Century Blood (2017), the concept album Queen of the Murder Scene (2018), then Error (2022), Keep Me Fed (2024), and most recently Everything's Falling (2026).
For those interested in learning more about The Warning, you can follow the band’s Instagram @thewarningrockband, as well as the personal Instagram accounts of the sisters @dany.thewarning, @paulina.thewarning, and @alejandra.thewarning. Their music is available on all streaming platforms and on their YouTube channel, The Warning.
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