On this week’s episode of The Voice Kids, a little kid wowed the judges with his incredible talent. The crowd and the judges were immediately impressed by his singing ability. After then, things went from bad to worse since an excellent pitch was getting set to drive them away.
At the beginning of the “blind audition,” Olek Klembalski earned the favor of the crowd. The judges were startled and immediately turned around when they heard the angelic voice. The music he was playing caught their ear and drew their attention to him.
Maja led “the war” while the pianist performed gently in the background. Olek picked up singing in the middle register where he had left off. Nikola raised it to a higher tone, blending his vocal ranges in an impressive manner, and he continued singing.
The three voices blended together beautifully. They were successful in winning over a judge who was singing along and became lost in their harmonies. Just before the song came to an end, Olek, Maja, and Nikola each performed an impressive solo. They parted ways with “Nadzieja” in an amicable manner.
Olek had excellent vocal control all the way through his rendition of “Have I Told You Lately” by Van Morrison, which had a haunting atmosphere. Due to the fact that it was so exciting, the crowd applauded him for his performance. The sing-offs came to an elegant conclusion as he was dressed in a suit jacket with red patches that was a vibrant shade of crimson.
The performance that came after it was incredible. “How am I managing to stay alive? I have trouble breathing. Olek’s voice was soft and comforting as he sang out the song’s lyrics. His incredible acoustic performance left the crowd in amazement, and they clapped and cheered for more.
Then, a voice could be heard coming from above. Olek delivered an emotionally stirring performance of “Hallelujah.” He ended with a rising crescendo of volume, which was met with a standing ovation from the crowd. It was a cover of an old Leonard Cohen song that everyone knows and loves.
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