1. Lozz Benson - that don"t impress me much by Shania Twain 2. Kojak Siromaha 3. Luc Arbogast - Cancion Sefaradi sec XV 4. Ali Skiba - Sound Healing, improv, original 5. Homoki Gabor 6. Keila Garcia- Lost on you 7. Battista Aquaviva - Psaume de David 8. Charley Blue - Roll over Beethoven 9. Inna Ishenko 10. Bukhu Ganburged- Mother and Father, original
The one towards the ending? Yes I think also with the audience and coaches reactions you can really get the feeling of it without understanding what it's saying. You can just tell its an important song to the culture
The song is about a son who has to go to war for his country, who asks his mother, if he were to die there, who would care to bury him, and what respect would they have.
The second guy is one of my alltime favourite and he is really famous now and got many good songs. I like also Luc & Bukhu special talents with special songs
@@GiwdulII wow i didn't realize the 2nd guy went on to do stuff after this show thats awesome I've always loved his performance but we dont always hear about a lot of international artists here in the USA we pretty much only hear about artists from our own country.
Minuto 16:34 Ufffff... ¡ Vaya reacción del público y los coaches ! ✨️🙏🙏🙏✨️ ¿Como se llama el instrumento que la chica ha tocado?, ¿De cual pais es ?. Esto es lo interesante y positivo de programas como este, Dan a conocer diferentes formas de intrepretar la música junto a instrumentos poco comunes que no han sido mostrados en el mundo comercial musical. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 ¡ Muchas gracias por la oportunidad que dan a estos artistas ! 💯💥💫
It's the Ukrainian song "Plyne kacha po tysyni". It has a link to fallen soldiers, I think they were paying respect to the dead by standing up. Very emotional song. Don't know the instrument.
Pokazana przepiękna kultura różnych krajów, jesteśmy tak pięknie różni a chcą nam zrobić światową komunę i wrzucic do jednego wora. Brońmy swoich tradycji i kultur ❤
cara pra mim está última canção oriental muito maravilha né mas aquela do século XV foi imbatível né meu Deus parece que a gente voltou no tempo dis vikings cara é sensacional 😮😮😮
Please help me... I don't understand the song at 16:08.... why did the audience and judges get so emotional? Clearly the song meant something but I don't understand. Would Google, but don't even know what to search.
At least this compilation is just titled surprising instruments. That performance has been featured in other videos saying unique instruments, even though a drum kit definitely isn't unique
@@isabella.r.w.8678I mean playing drums and singing during a blind singing audition is a bit unique. Not many drummers are singing anymore, much less singing lead vocals
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1. Lozz Benson - that don"t impress me much by Shania Twain
2. Kojak Siromaha
3. Luc Arbogast - Cancion Sefaradi sec XV
4. Ali Skiba - Sound Healing, improv, original
5. Homoki Gabor
6. Keila Garcia- Lost on you
7. Battista Aquaviva - Psaume de David
8. Charley Blue - Roll over Beethoven
9. Inna Ishenko
10. Bukhu Ganburged- Mother and Father, original
This should be pinned! You did the TH-camr's work
Thank you! 🙏🏼
9. Inna Ishenko - Plyve Kacha "Плине кача"
Such a gift for me to see the amazing styles, talents and music from so many amazing cultures. Thank you ❤️🙏🏽🕊️
The Hungarian man playing the violin like an electric guitar was really cool
The last one was outstanding, he sings 2 tones at the same time. Very difficult technique.
@ 6:00 your tender little souls couldn't possibly fathom the zen and mana coming from this artist. best one!
It relaxed the judges to the point where they couldn't push their buttons
Je trouve que c'est super de faire entendre des instruments que l'on entend peux ❤
I enjoy the energy of the Australian gal playing the drums!
I only have a vague understanding of the Ukrainian song but it makes me cry every time.
The one towards the ending? Yes I think also with the audience and coaches reactions you can really get the feeling of it without understanding what it's saying. You can just tell its an important song to the culture
Same ❤
The song is about a son who has to go to war for his country, who asks his mother, if he were to die there, who would care to bury him, and what respect would they have.
So many beautiful performances
Luc arbogast ❤
What song is it at 16:06 pls ? What is the history behind it ? The judges and the crowd show respect, is this a song in honor to dead people ?
Its a Ukranian folk song representing the lost souls in the Krim war
Searching Google if you want to know heee
@@mehmetaziz666 pour chercher faut il encore savoir quoi chercher.
Si tu le sais, dis le et évite nous ton côté pédant.
Последний мужик просто бомба
2nd and last guys for me are never gonna be topped
The second guy is one of my alltime favourite and he is really famous now and got many good songs. I like also Luc & Bukhu special talents with special songs
@@GiwdulII wow i didn't realize the 2nd guy went on to do stuff after this show thats awesome I've always loved his performance but we dont always hear about a lot of international artists here in the USA we pretty much only hear about artists from our own country.
@@Brett_Nebraska Just look at him -> KOZAK SIROMAHA - Віра
Yep he became world champion in boxing
@DeathLacooda who did?
9:02 rock and roll violin my goodness 😮
Minuto 16:34
Ufffff...
¡ Vaya reacción del público y los coaches !
✨️🙏🙏🙏✨️
¿Como se llama el instrumento que la chica ha tocado?,
¿De cual pais es ?.
Esto es lo interesante y positivo de programas como este,
Dan a conocer diferentes formas de intrepretar la música junto a instrumentos poco comunes que no han sido mostrados en el mundo comercial musical.
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
¡ Muchas gracias por la oportunidad que dan a estos artistas !
💯💥💫
It's the Ukrainian song "Plyne kacha po tysyni". It has a link to fallen soldiers, I think they were paying respect to the dead by standing up.
Very emotional song. Don't know the instrument.
The instrument is aBandura, bandoura, Ukrainian plucked-string folk-instrument.
Shoutout Bukhu ‘Morin Khuur’ instrument 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🇲🇳🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻 SALUTE
Pokazana przepiękna kultura różnych krajów, jesteśmy tak pięknie różni a chcą nam zrobić światową komunę i wrzucic do jednego wora. Brońmy swoich tradycji i kultur ❤
Awesome The Voice video!
Magnifiques les deux dernieres❤
cara pra mim está última canção oriental muito maravilha né
mas aquela do século XV foi imbatível né
meu Deus
parece que a gente voltou no tempo dis vikings
cara é sensacional 😮😮😮
Казачья песня Супер!!!! Бальзам души!!!! 💪😍👍👏✊ Слава Украине!!!
SIROMAHA HERE WOOOOOOOOOOO
Please help me... I don't understand the song at 16:08.... why did the audience and judges get so emotional? Clearly the song meant something but I don't understand. Would Google, but don't even know what to search.
Ahhh the Ukranian lady ❤❤❤❤ Inna ❤❤❤
İnanılmaz...
Hi everyones, i don't understand ukrainian, i don't know why everybody stand up and cry when Inna Ishenko sing. Someone can explain plz. Thx
Like I now, it's a traditional song against war
16:07 I need the name of this song and this artist, so I can get it on iTunes.
Plyne swing from Inna Ischenko
Лайк Козакові!
Украинские песни-разрыв!
WOW
This thumbnail was disturbing. I know Luc Arbogast from the voice France so it's weird to see him next to Guy
🙏🏿❤️🔥
The lady in the green dress 👗
Usyk lost weight!
Am Schlagzeug ,singen..Karen Carpenter hat es vorgemacht,von den Carpenters.Wahre Frauenpower
Im shocked a drum kit!
At least this compilation is just titled surprising instruments. That performance has been featured in other videos saying unique instruments, even though a drum kit definitely isn't unique
@@isabella.r.w.8678I mean playing drums and singing during a blind singing audition is a bit unique. Not many drummers are singing anymore, much less singing lead vocals
@@Itsaustinmc yeah I guess that's true
Neither of the harpists?
Big miss.
2 -> Usyk xD
A sloppy edit. It's not clear who participated in which country. Other youtubers added it! 👎
A sloppy comment, no need to write wich country they came from, just listen to them and appreciate.
@@arbiter1113 That's your superficial view. I'd enjoy learning what country you come from.
Казаченьков, ну если через "а", то ничё такто, через "о" в могилу, ну ничё так-то.