From M6 to TF1 … The third evening of blind auditions for this new season of “The Voice” marked the second chance this Saturday evening. Evidence that the artist’s life is far from linear. Caroline Costa, from her 25s, knows something about it. Telecroset fans know his youthful face. The young woman with XXL hair and eyelids, originally from Toulouse, finished second in the Six in 2008 at the “France has an incredible talent” competition.
Then, the deals were merged, and he landed a role in “Robin Hood” music with Matt Pogora, who broke the news in support of his column on TF1 this Saturday evening.
After this good start, the young woman retired and is now the mother of a 3 year old girl. “I put my life aside, but now I’ve decided to come back here, which is the essence of my person’s song,” he said, shedding tears during the show this Saturday evening.
In front of Amel Bent, Viani, Florent Bogney and Mark Lavoin, she wants to “be born again as a woman”. And sparks, reinterpreted by her crystal and soft voice, taken from the soundtrack of Irene Cara’s hit, “What a Feeling”, “Flashtance”. Bingo! Even before the chorus, Amel Bent, Florent Bogney and Mark LaVoyne are turning their red chairs, a sign that the young artist needs to be added back to their team.
“Rock power and dull beauty”
In the last note, Viani makes the same decision as her three comrades. “I know her, I saw this young woman on another TV show, and tonight, you sent me emotions,” commented Amel Bent, who immediately followed her young life well. “Magisterial, bright and smiling,” Florent Pagny describes as “a rock power and a slim beauty”, adds Mark Lavon when talking to someone who promises to be one of the most significant candidates for this 2022 vintage.
“I love all of you, but your words touched me so much because I feel like you saw me. So I choose Mark Lavon as my coach,” he concludes, especially after the moving scene. His professionalism and his sensitivity promise to create sparks for other projects.
“Bravo, this’s a big revenge,” Amel Bent concludes before Nikos Aliagos says briefly behind the scenes: “First TV at 9, first album 14, now 4 coaches are back at 25 … it took courage and a grain. Madness.” Follow.
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