As the battles of “The Voice” begin this Saturday, April 15, a big novelty will appear for the coaches. Amel Bent recently revealed that she did not really appreciate this change.
After seven weeks of competition, the blind auditions of The Voice ended on Saturday April 8, after a last session rich in emotions. The coaches Amel Bent, Vianney, Zazie, Bigflo and Oli having finished building their team, their talents will now compete with each other. during the battles, which begin this Saturday, April 15. If this stage, well known to viewers, has existed since the first season of telecrochet, it will know this year a big change.
As usual, the coaches will pit their talents against each other in duels. However, this time everyone will live the battles in total immersion, seated in an armchair placed in the center of the stage. “Result: the coaches will live their battles alongside their talents. Emotionally it was powerful. The coaches felt the emotions more strongly, which brought new tension to this stage”explained during a press conference Pascal Guix, deputy director in charge of entertainment at ITV Studios France, reports West France.
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“It cut the link”
But this new rule did not immediately please Amel Bent, who admitted that he had difficulty adapting to it. “At first I didn’t like it. I no longer felt like a spectator but I had the impression of being on stage, of being in the concert. The look is very important to me, when my talents sing I send them lots of things by looking at them. There, it broke the link“she confided during the same press conference. “It was hard for me not to look at certain talents and send things to them through our eyes. Not looking them in the eye was hard. On some performances, I hated being center stage…” she conceded. It is now the viewers’ turn to judge this novelty from this Saturday, April 15 on TF1.