La Voz Argentina: one participant had the microphone open before singing, Lali Espósito listened to what she said and spoke very seriously

A very particular situation was experienced on La Voz Argentina (Telefe, from Monday to Thursday, at 22:00; Sunday, at 22:30), the reality show hosted by Marley, which yesterday, Friday, had a special broadcast at 10 : 00 pm one participant had the microphone open before singing, Lali Espósito listened to what he said before taking the stage. Thus, at the time of the returns, the coach he made it clear that he had listened to her and talked to her very seriously.

For her part, Soledad Pastorutti joined the jury colleague’s statements – completed by Ricardo Montaner and Mau y Ricky – and advised Sol, the competitor in question.

María Sol Moreno, the girl who had the microphone open before blindly auditioninghe is 18 years old, he is from San Martín, Mendoza province, and he came to try his luck in The Argentine voice accompanied by her parents: Patricia and Marcos.

When it was time to prove her talent, the young woman opted for a romantic song: “My good love”, by Mon Laferte. Her portrayal didn’t convince any of the jury members to turn the chair around to invite her to join their team.

“I can, I can”

Then he was the first to speak to him Lali Esposito, who was very excited. She he blanched Sol about what had happened with his microphone and what she had heard him say.

“Look Sol, I’m going to tell you something, before I started singing a situation happened”, warned the first. Almost angels to the participant. “It was that we had the microphone open and we listened to your breathing and I heard you whisper ‘I can, I can,'” she added.

That said, Lali pointed emphatically to Sol: “E I want you to know that you can, of course you can! you can everything. This ‘no’ of chairs does not mean that you have to leave thinking you cannot “.

Therefore, Soledad Pastorutti takes the floor: “I felt that your nerves were playing a bad joke on you -he told the participant-. That agitated breath that you hear before ‘I can’ always happens in a first song and in a moment like that, when it seems that everything è It accelerates and your throat goes dry.

While Sol listened carefully, La Sole made a technical observation: “The greatest difficulty was in the low notes, but you were very good upstairs.”

Furthermore, the folklorist stated: “I agree with what Lali says about that ‘can’ with which I felt very identified with that. you were brave because you were up there on the stage.

Before Sol left the stage, Lali got up from her chair, went to hug her and to congratulate her on having the courage to introduce herself The Argentine voice. So, she took her backstage where her parents were with Marley.

Without hesitating for a moment, Lali advised Sol to keep repeating that “I can” mantra every day and encouraged her to try entering reality again at another time.

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