Drafted by the surprise coach of this season 13, the two talents continued the adventure behind the scenes. Only one of them was selected to progress to the next stage, in the hope of rejoining the show during the live. Their battle between Jacques Brel and Adele can be discovered on TF1+.
It’s time for a second chance for them. Unsuccessful during their blind audition, Karine and Juliet caught the eye of Camille Lellouche who couldn’t let them leave so soon. Surprise coach of season 13 of “The Voice”, she leads alone her parallel competition entitled “The Voice, Comeback”. Objective ? Draft six talents during the first phase of the show and offer the possibility to one of them to directly access the live bonuses. After Eleen and Julia, a second 100% female battle awaits the singer of “Don’t insist” on TF1+.
In ten seconds she understood everything
In ten seconds she understood everything
Camille Lellouche on Juliet
Charcuterie seller in the Pyrénées-Orientales markets, Karine “always liked to put on a show, especially to please people”. The forty-year-old seduced Camille Lellouche with her generosity and her interpretation “exceptional” from “Everything is good in the pig” to the blinds. Juliet, 22 years old, has her “makes the heart swing” from the coach singing “Balance” by Mentissa. “I felt a part of fragility that attracted me, it was really done from the heart and it was sincere”explains the latter.
Two life paths, two different styles which are reflected in their musical choices. Karine opts for “The Next” by Jacques Brel when Juliet tackles “Don’t You Remember” by Adele. It is she who will put “a real slap in the face” to Camille Lellouche with her cover. “Thank you for your emotion, which you managed to convey to me” despite her modesty, she told him before explaining on camera that“In ten seconds, she understood everything.” “It’s a dream that continues”, reacts the selected young woman. For his coach too, the hunt for votes continues. Because he still has two talents left to save during the blind auditions.
Delphine DE FREITAS