He sings tango, practices kickboxing, is 31 years old and has dazzled the entire jury of La Voz Argentina
A tango singer yesterday, Thursday, he dazzled the jury of La Voz Argentina (Telefe, Monday to Thursday, at 22:00; Sunday, at 22:30). All the coaches – Ricardo Montaner, Soledad Pastorutti, Mau y Ricky and Lali Esposito – turned their chairs when they heard Huilén Currá singing.
When he chose which team to join, he chose a different option from the one he had announced in the previous one with Marley, the host of the program.
The participant who aroused fascination in those in charge of judging the competitors is 31 years old, she is from Villa Insuperable, La Matanza party, and in addition to singing she practices kickboxing because, she said, it helps them to control the nerves and discharge excess energy .before taking the stage.
Huilén Currá is 31 years old, he is from Villa Insuperable and in addition to singing he practices kickboxing. He catches the TV.
In her presentation, Huilén said she started singing when she was little because her father is a musician. “In my house, guitar, bolero, tango, folklore … So I don’t remember exactly when I started singing.”
“My old man is a tango artist and a guitarist. On a given afternoon, in my house it’s tango and guitar, “she explained. And referring to her fondness for tango, she said:” It’s a genre that regenerates itself continuously. More and more young people are interested in the music of our city and we take care of building a new tango, but respecting the old “.
Huilén Currá: “My old man is a tango player and a guitarist”. He catches the TV.
When asked which team she would choose to join if she was lucky enough to have all the coaches interested in her, she explained that her decision was between two of them: Ricardo Montaner – “because I’ve always liked her and his career is eternal ”- and Lali Esposito -“ because he is someone like us ”-, he argued.
Faced with the blind hearing of The Argentine voiceHuilén chose to do it with the tango “El cantor de Buenos Aires”.
The first to turn around, fascinated by her performance, was Soledad Pastorutti. The other coaches were doing the same and when it came time for the return, Ricardo Montaner took the floor.
Huilén Currá sang a tango and Montaner congratulated her for doing it without glorifying her voice. He catches the TV.
Argentine-Venezuelan singer-songwriter congratulated Huilén for not falling into the commonplace that many fall into when interpreting a tango: “engolar la voz”. Montaner loved the fact that he sang in the same voice he speaks with, without masking it, without imposing it. “You sing very naturally and I think it is the tango that corresponds to this new generation“, I” will guide you.
Lali agreed with that appreciation. “What I really liked about her is that the interpretation was in advance of putting on a tango voice. I really liked the story she was telling me and the way she told it to me and I forgot about the genre.” .
“It’s very complete!”
Then La Sole intervened. “It seems to me that it is out of any analysis -he has declared-. I can’t tell you if you mumbled or not. I liked what you did. Stain. Your voice was spectacular from the start. Do not doubt. That tango is so, so natural, in this program, is fundamental “.
Huilén Currá said: “I’ll let my heart carry me: I’m going to the La Sole team.” Capture the TV.
When asked to sing something in English, the participant did not refuse and with her interpretation made Mau and Ricky exclaim: “It’s very complete!”
When choosing which team to join, Huilén did something different than what he promised before taking the stage. “I will let myself be carried away by the heart and I will go to the theme of La Sole“he said. Pastorutti celebrated him with his most iconic gesture: turning the poncho.
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Source: Clarin