Masha Mnjoyan Performs One of Houston’s Songs on “The Voice Australia” and Advances to the Next Round

Masha Mnjoyan, the winner of “The Voice of Armenia,” who is currently participating in “The Voice Australia” project, has won the “PlayOff” round of the competition. Mnjoyan performed Whitney Houston’s “I Have Nothing” song. Masha began it in Armenian, surprising many listeners. One of the competition’s participants, Eliza, performed the same song, but the coach, Boy George, gave preference to Masha, giving her the opportunity to appear in the next round of the competition. Masha Mnjoyan wrote on her official Facebook page that it was wonderful to sing in her native language in a multicultural country like Australia. She emphasized
6 July 2020
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Masha Mnjoyan, the winner of “The Voice of Armenia,” who is currently participating in “The Voice Australia” project, has won the “PlayOff” round of the competition.

Mnjoyan performed Whitney Houston’s “I Have Nothing” song. Masha began it in Armenian, surprising many listeners.

One of the competition’s participants, Eliza, performed the same song, but the coach, Boy George, gave preference to Masha, giving her the opportunity to appear in the next round of the competition.

Masha Mnjoyan wrote on her official Facebook page that it was wonderful to sing in her native language in a multicultural country like Australia. She emphasized that it was an unforgettable experience for her to present the famous work with Eliza. Mnjoyan expressed gratitude to Boy George for supporting her.

In the previous rounds of the competition, Masha brilliantly performed Celine Dion’s “All By Myself” and Aretha Franklin’s “Respect” works.

 

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