this 24-year-old candidate lives in 4 square meters and says she is ready to do anything to change her life!

Season 12 is on! This Saturday, February 25, 2023, from 9:10 p.m. on TF1, The Voice reinstalled his coaches chairs. Exit Marc Lavoine, Nolwenn Leroy and Florent Pagny (because of his state of health), and welcome back to Zazie, accompanied by Amel Bent who returns for her 4^e season, from Vianney, for the third time in a row, and from the duo Big Flo & Oli who, this time, will each have their own chair… but only one buzzer. The whole orchestrated by the indestructible Nikos Aliagas. A few hours before the televised launch of this biggest singing competition in France, the teams of Great Reports offered today to reveal some portraits of candidates, of those who dream of becoming a singer at all costs, among the 50,000 starting suitors. Among them, and especially among the first 140 suitors selected, the survey presents a young woman, Thays, 24, who left everything, the city of Nantes, her family and her relatives to be closer to Paris and her favorite show. . The dream of becoming a professional singer, even a star, pegged to the body, the one who previously officiated as personal assistance, shrewdly decided to fit out a small van into a real living space.

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“It doesn’t scare me, I’m ready for any sacrifice”

A space of only 4 square meters but which, after weeks of work, adjustment and tricks, suits him on a daily basis. Waiting for better…“It doesn’t scare me, I’m ready for any sacrifice“, she launches valiantly. His father, however, was not optimistic: “You come back in a month‘, he had told her as she left, ‘Paris is thejungle!”.Smiling, the young woman points out that she has been living in the Paris region for 327 days now.“My goal is Bercy. I never gave up, even though I had a lot of disappointments”, she explains facing the camera. And the one who has been singing since the age of nine intends to persevere. To earn a living, Thays sings in the subway, four hours a day, 6 days a week. A difficult audience that she tries to soften with her talent and “turn around” she says with humor, thinking of the future armchairs of the coaches. A particularly touching obstacle course that will surely bear fruit. That’s all we can wish for this talent who clings to his dreams like never before.

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