America's Got Talent on NBC: Meet Duo Rings, The real-life couple and acrobatic duo Flor Aracama and Nicco Busso

The popular talent competition "America's Got Talent" has established itself as one of the all-time greats. Speaking of the current season, it's safe to say that NBC's "America's Got Talent" is surely delivering on the excitement with its 17th season. This round's audition performances' variety of styles has significantly increased anticipation. Most acts aim for the biggest prize of them all, the opportunity to headline a Las Vegas show and play for fans on a live stage every night, in addition to the 15 minutes of fame and the chance to earn a million dollars that the show promises its victors.

Having said that, we are aware that the competitors this season do not have it easy. To win over the judges Simon Cowell, Heidi Klum, Sofia Vergara, and Howie Mandel, they must put their best foot forward and choose creative acts. The famed real-life couple Duo Rings' audition performance is one of the most eagerly anticipated. Makers on Instagram have already disclosed this act. Fans are therefore even more excited to see it in a future episode.

Who are Duo Rings in America's Got Talent?

Flor Aracama and Nicco Busso are an acrobatic couple that specializes in doing aerial acrobatic routines with rings. Check out their biography on Duo Rings.com, their official website. When Flor Aracama was 4 years old, she began her athletic career as a "Rhythmic Gymnast," which was the beginning of her profession as an acrobat. She was accepted into the Argentinian National Team at the age of 11, and she played for the team for the following ten years. In 2010, Flor was a member of the group that competed in the Pre-Pan American Games in Guadalajara. She took part in both individual and group competitions. Flor is a seasoned athlete of the highest caliber who has won many medals.

The career of Nico Busso is also described on their website. When he was 6 years old, he started his "Artistic Gymnast" career. He joined the Argentinian National Team at the age of 15 and played for the next ten years in a variety of South American, World, and World Championship competitions. In gymnastics, Nico had his best results on the rings. Nico also holds a degree from Universidad Abierta Interamericana in Argentina that qualifies him as a "Kinesiology Physiotherapist."