The four finalists of ‘The voice of Flanders’. — © VTM
In the final of the VTM program ‘The voice of Flanders’, four candidates competed against each other on Friday evening. After a very exciting denouement, the winner was announced.
(This article contains spoilers, if you don’t want to know the denouement yet, don’t read any further)
There were four finalists Friday. Lucas from team Laura, Laurens from team Mathieu, Kobe from team Koen and Christophe from team Laura. They each got to sing two more songs. Lucas chose ‘High’ by Stephen Sanchez and ‘Careless whisper’ by George Michael, Laurens opted for ‘Dancing on the ceiling’ by Lionel Richie and ‘All along the watchtower’ by Bob Dylan, Kobe opted for ‘Don’t pass me by’ by Sean Costello and ‘Devil’ by Shinedown’ and Christophe ventured to ‘Sound of silence’ by Disturbed and ‘Beautiful thing’ by Benson Boone.
After the first round of voting, Laurens and Lucas had to leave the final, after which Christophe and Kobe were allowed on stage again. Christophe went for Gavin DeGraw’s ‘I Don’t Want to Be’, while Kobe performed Aerosmith’s ‘Cryin’.
It was Christophe who took home the victory and succeeded Louise as winner of ‘The voice of Flanders’. It earns him a prize of no less than 25,000 euros. “I still don’t understand it,” he said afterwards.
For the first time, Laura Tesoro won ‘The voice of Flanders’ as coach with her candidate Christophe Verholle. — © vtm
