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But red-haired Iraheta said her young age gives her no edge or disadvantage. "We're all here for the same thing and it depends on how much we want it," she told reporters in a telephone conference call. Two years ago, the bilingual Iraheta won a singing competition on Spanish-language TV network Telemundo, an experience she said compares only slightly to the magnitude of the "Idol" stage. But it was "Idol" that Iraheta really wanted to try out for, and she did as soon as she reached the eligible age of 16. The teen, whose parents are from El Salvador, said she saw no advantage in waiting until she was older. "It would have been the same, I would have still wanted it as much as I do now," Iraheta said. Iraheta is the only teenager so far this season to have been voted into the Top 12 after the eliminations of Stevie Wright, 17, Jasmine Murray, 16, and 18-year-old Michavonna Henson. Four teens will take the stage next week. 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