Ludmilla Makowski seduced three of the four coaches of “The Voice” (TF1) during new blind auditions, Saturday March 4, 2023. In life, the young woman is also an actress and has acted in a series which was a hit with the sides of a behemoth of the seventh art.
Sulky pout, azure gaze, bewitching dictionsmooth and slightly broken voice… Ludmilla Makowski charmed the public and the jury during the last blind auditions ofThe Voice, broadcast on TF1 on the evening of March 4, 2023. His very personal interpretation of the title “Taxi” by Angèle managed to turn three of the four red armchairs around. “You have something very old in your voice…”, launched Amel Bent, the first to have pressed the buzzer. “From the start, it grabbed me with this almost slammed side and this actress thing. I almost already had the scene in my head”, underlined Oli, under the charm. And the Toulouse rapper perhaps did not believe so well to say since the young woman of 24 years is beautiful actress in life and was notably seen alongside Omar InLupinea real hit on Netflix.
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In the event series of the streaming giant, the pretty brunette played Claire, Omar Sy’s wife, young. A first role in the cinema which has deeply markedas she explained in an interview with the magazineParis-Normandyin February 2021: “It was very impressive ! Nothing to do with theatre. It was crazy, we were about 70 on the set, there were three huge cameras which were sometimes placed 5 cm from my face…” Ludmilla Makowski was also delighted to have entered the big leagues alongside the star of Intouchable, a big name in cinema: “He’s a really, really nice guy. We met again during the second part of the shooting. He is very funny, close to everyone on the set, he is really interested in people’s lives.”
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Ludmilla Makowski: “I have always sung and danced”
Aware of the great potential of Ludmilla Makowski, Amel Bent fought hard to convince the young woman to join his team. And it is certain that the interpreter of “My philosophy” made the right choice in view of the Candidate’s CV. Give and take, since for her part, Ludmilla has always dreamed of combining her passion for the cameras and that for the microphone, as she had hinted during her interview with Paris-Normandie: “I’ve always sung and danced, I would like a sung role, but today it’s difficult, few musicals come out. We often see something kitsch in it. I’ve just watched Les Demoiselles de Rochefort again, there’s nothing kitsch about it, it’s so powerful. My dream would be to play Les Demoiselles de Rochefort!”