"When they appeared on TV or on stage Stevie had a charisma that captured you as a viewer, and as a listener.
"It was a challenge, because people were not used to listening to bilingual songs," says Reyes - but her voice and charisma soon captured the attention of bachata star Prince Royce, who signed her to Warner Music under his D'Léon Records imprint.
The three were also cursed with a workmanlike image, and hadn't the charisma to capture the public imagination in the way some of their peers did.
Embiid has the skills — Tuesday he had 23 points, 10 rebounds and two blocks — and the charisma to capture a city.
Though in places her singing was rough edged, her cool, Nordic, throbbing voice had rich colorings and charisma, and she captured Rachel's mix of fragility and intensity.
After being presented by Dan Grimaldi and Vincent Pastore (who I met and even took a photo with), King stepped out onstage, full of energy and charisma, and immediately captured the attention of the audience.
Even though Vito was someone we saw and talked to and about continuously, such were his aura and energies--his "sparkle and charisma," as Arnie captured it--that just to be in his presence, at his home, ours or anywhere else, always felt like a special event.
A recent profile by Michael Kimmelman, in the Times Magazine, captured her charisma: "ethereal and laughing," in perpetual motion as a creator and in teeming company as a doyenne.
Yet he could finish a painting in a day, capturing charisma and minute clothing details in generations of venerable families, mostly from New Jersey, like the Schencks and Van Maters.
And we were captured by the charisma of Imam Khomeini.
