Sports Presenter Sharon Peri Pursues Singing Dream on "The Voice"
Translated & summarized from Israel Hayom by baba
Sports Channel presenter Sharon Peri competed on "The Voice" All Stars, singing Yehudit Ravitz's "Bech Lo Noga" but failing to get any mentors to turn their chairs. Despite the result, she received praise and shared her long-held dream of singing, which she had previously hidden due to fear. Peri stated that the experience itself was fulfilling, emphasizing the importance of pursuing dreams and living life fully.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Sports Channel presenter Sharon Peri competed on "The Voice" All Stars, singing Yehudit Ravitz's "Bech Lo Noga."
- None of the four "The Voice" mentors turned their chairs for Peri's performance.
- Peri received praise from all mentors despite not advancing.
- She revealed a lifelong dream of singing that she had previously hidden due to fear.
- Peri stated that the experience itself was the most important aspect for her.
Sports Channel presenter Sharon Peri took a leap out of her comfort zone to pursue a lifelong dream by competing on "The Voice" All Stars. Her debut performance aired on Reshet 13 on Saturday night, where she sang Yehudit Ravitz's "Bech Lo Noga." Despite her performance, none of the four mentors, Idan Raichel, Noa Kirel, Eden Ben Zaken, and Static, turned their chairs for her.
Despite the outcome, Peri received significant praise from all the mentors. She shared that she had long harbored a passion for singing but feared revealing it, having worked in prominent sports arenas without ever singing publicly. Peri admitted that people were unaware of this dream due to her apprehension.
Peri humorously recounted how she sings daily, joking that her neighbors might wish she would stop. Nevertheless, she decided not to let fear hold her back, stating she never believed she had the capability to sing in front of an audience as well as she presents sports. For Peri, the experience itself was the most important part, emphasizing the satisfaction of going against the grain and the need to seize life's fleeting moments.
Peri's appearance on "The Voice" marks her courageous step towards a new path and the realization of a personal ambition. Notably, Israel Bar-On, winner of "Kokhav Nolad" Season Six, also had a performance where no mentors turned their chairs.
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