Yesterday was aired the second part of Russian «The Voice Kids», during which Armenian boy Artyom Seyranyan performed the song «Highway to hell» by AC/DC and shocked the jury members-Dima Bilan, Nyusha and Valeriy Meladze with his huge energy during the performance.
Dima Bilan and Nyusha could not hide their emotions and turned to see the little performer. Only Valeriy Meladze didn’t turn during the boy’s entry, but he explained his step as following.
“I just wanted to do a favor to Nyusha and Dima Bilan”.
So, the boy should have to make a decision between Dima and Nyusha. Finally, he decided to be in Bilan’s team.
How did you like Armenian boy’s performance? Share with your comments.
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