Madagascar: THE VOICE – Herisoa Randriatsizafy’s adventure comes to an end

Two days ago, during the third stage of The Voice Belgique, “The Lives”, Herisoa Randriatsizafy was eliminated after performing “Uprising” by Muse.

After dazzling the audience in the preliminary selection stages, blinds, and duels, Herisoa Randriatsizafy faced the “The Lives” phase solo two nights ago during the 11th session of The Voice Belgique, performing the iconic Muse song “Uprising.” Accompanied by dancers, she lit up the stage with her energy. However, despite a memorable performance, Herisoa’s journey ended at this stage of the “lives.” Nevertheless, Herisoa radiates with pride about her performance. “The performance went very well but I was eliminated. I am still very happy and really proud of my journey because it remains a beautiful adventure and we come out of it stronger. I had a blast. I am thrilled to be able to share this with people. It was pure happiness,” she expresses enthusiastically.

Artistic Personality

Her coach, Mentissa, praised her commitment and freedom on stage. “We weren’t at The Voice, but at your concert. You took over the stage, everyone was with you. And vocally, you were on point, you had fun, you were yourself, you were free, and I am happy about that,” Mentissa says. “Everything was excellent. If you are a shower singer, you really rinsed us. It was fabulous,” adds BJ Scott, a jury member. The audience had a say in this “The Lives” stage, where thirty-two candidates were selected through SMS votes, among which sixteen will continue the adventure.

For Herisoa Randriatsizafy, whose stage debut was just a year ago in a small karaoke near her home, “The Voice was my first time with such a grand audience, very stressful for me. I almost, so to speak, couldn’t stand on my feet anymore. It was really intense, new, and magical,” she shares. Her performance of Muse’s “Uprising” revealed an unexpected facet of her artistic personality, making this singer, once confined to the shower or her car, a true revelation on the music scene.

Nicole Rafalimananjara