“Unheard of!” “Commented Nikos Aliagas. For the first time since the creation of “The Voice”, it was a group that won the TF1 tele-hook. This Saturday, May 3, the three singers of Il Cello – Salvatore, Levon and Sébastien, of their first names – won the final against three other boys: Mega, Gianni and Mickaël Gallo. “With 49 % of the vote, it’s a plebiscite,” said Nikos. Florent Pagny, the Tiercé winner coach, announced that he would “embark on tour” these three guys who did not know each other at the start of this 14th season.
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“Moments of communion”
Nikos Aliagas, immediately, put up the pressure. It is “The final of this exceptional edition”, “among them is the most beautiful voice in France”, “The evening will be long and intense for you”, “we send heavy” … With its lyrical chat and its end -of -summer tan, the presenter even promises “moments of communion” between coaches and their foals. Just that.
The evening continues in Italian with Il Cello and Lara Fabian on “Adagio”, a singer’s tube. In a Venetian setting, the interpreter of “Je t’aime”, dressed in a silver scales skirt, shares his title with a very force. “But what a beginning! What a kicks! What power! What an elevation! What inspiration! Nikos exclaims. So euphoric that he rolls the “R” by welcoming “Lara Fabian”. The gondolas then give way to cliffs and purple and yellow waves. For sobriety, we will go back. We have the stinging eyes, but in the ear, it’s more delicate: Zaz comes to sing with Gianni “Die with a smile” by Bruno Mars and Lady Gaga.
While Pierre Garnier passes in front of him without a look, Nikos has fun: “Look at the wind that I have not taken!” ». The winner of the “Star Academy” Cru 2024 then resumes with Mega “the best of what we were”. Faced with an irresistible garnier with his hoarse voice, the candidate coached by Vianney complicates this tube a little effective simplicity by supporting certain syllables. Not resentful, the host congratulates the “best of what we were”. Then welcomes Mickaël Gallo, who signed with Matt Pokora “Les Planets” while golden stars turn around them.
To three, he cella were stronger
Back to the Italian with he cells and their coach Florent Pagny for “Io the canto per te”. It sings hard and it sings just under the jackets with satin reverse. “Did you do a master class or what, guys?” Asked Nikos. When Gianni and Yodelice take up “talk to me” between pretty treble (of the first) and frowning of eyebrows lover On the guitar (from the second), Nikos welcomes “a suspended moment, a time out of time”. Shortly after, Mega and Vianney find themselves literally suspended for a slightly glaring cover of “Envole-moi” de Goldman with Vianney on the guitar.
After an athletic version of “The Power of Love” by Mickaël Gallo and Patricia Kaas, the six finalists meet on stage to supervise Colette Manansard. Colette Who? The “dean of the show”, of course. The 96 -year -old candidate, who presented herself at the auditions this yeardelivered a service to the 20 million views. She also composed a song entitled “How to be happy?” “, Let the six guys interpret as she sits in the middle of them in an armchair. Nikos specifies: “Colette is released today since the 1960s and it’s called The fury of living »…
Each candidate then defends a song from his composition. With “Troubadour”, Mega evokes his love story with the public. “I like love because my heart feels like a troubadour,” he screams with the tunes of Johnny Hallyday. The trio Il Cello offers an “ode to the woman”. Either the one who “nourishes her child even when she is hungry” and “knows how to grow flowers on arid land even when it is believed that it is impossible”.
While Gianni sings the very melodic “Gone”, Mickaël Gallo presents “shining”, a title on the freedom to be yourself (“I will give everything; you will be able to stop me more”). This Saturday evening, all six “gave everything”. But at three, he cells were stronger.
