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Multilingual Talent Shines as The Voice Coaches Compete for Diverse Contestants
6 Oct
Summary
- Tijuana-born contestant Teo Ramdel wows coaches with his rendition of "Historia De Un Amor"
- Michael Bublé's connection to the Latino community helps him recruit Ramdel to his team
- Several other standout performances from diverse contestants, including a 14-year-old powerhouse
The latest round of Blind Auditions on The Voice has once again demonstrated the show's embrace of diversity, as coaches competed to recruit a talented pool of multilingual and multicultural contestants.
The final performer of the night, Tijuana-born Teo Ramdel, instantly captivated all four coaches with his seductive, laid-back rendition of the Spanish-language classic "Historia De Un Amor." Ramdel's effortless showmanship and natural storytelling ability set him apart, and it was ultimately Michael Bublé's connection to the Latino community that helped him secure Ramdel for his team.
Bublé, who is married to an Argentine model and speaks Spanish, impressed the other coaches by declaring he would "really shock you when a Chinese artist gets up and I start speaking Chinese." Meanwhile, Snoop Dogg's attempt at the foreign tongue left the other coaches cringing.
Beyond Ramdel's standout performance, the Blind Auditions also featured several other diverse talents, including a 14-year-old powerhouse singer named Vinya Chhabra, who put a youthful spin on the Alanis Morissette hit "Ironic." Other highlights included the country-influenced vocals of Dustin Dale Gaspard and the sultry stylings of Carly Harvey.
As the competition continues, it's clear The Voice remains committed to showcasing the breadth of musical talent across cultures and backgrounds.
