Eva Ruiz from Lanzarote was one step away from the grand finale of La Voz Kids, broadcast on Telecinco this Thursday night. Her coach, the singer David Bisbal, chose Raúl as a finalist, but praised the voice and personality of the conejera: "I swear to you that you were ready to compete with the adults, I promise you," said the Almeria native, who described Eva as a "hurricane, with a lot of potential."
María, from Malú's team, won the program, thus confirming what had already been revealed days ago by social networks. María prevailed over two other flamenco voices, Triana's, from Rosario's team, and Raúl's, from Bisbal's.
Eva did not reach the grand finale, but she can boast of being one of the nine best voices on the program. Her performance in the semifinal, singing "Happy" by Leona Lewis, did not go unnoticed either among the coaches or on social networks.
David Bisbal, surprised by her talent, said he felt "very happy and proud to have the pleasure of working" with the Lanzarote native, the "oldest" of the program. The Almeria native did not hesitate to invite her to apply for La Voz adults: "You are ready to compete with the adults, I would like to help you, because you are wonderful. I swear to you that you were ready to compete with the adults, I promise you," he said.
Rosario Flores also wanted to say goodbye to Eva Ruiz: "You have made me cry. You have touched my heart. Your performance on the day of Las Batallas was incredible. You will be a great artist and I will see it with my own eyes," said the singer.
The young woman thanked the entire audience and her family and did not forget the "boys who stayed in the blind auditions." Before her last performance, Eva was proud to have made it to the semifinal of the program. "For me this is already a prize, which I take to Lanzarote."
