Noa Kirel Recounts Stage Mishap and Teases Idan Raichel on "The Voice"
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Israeli singer Noa Kirel shared a story about forgetting lyrics on stage during "The Voice All Stars." She also playfully referenced a past disagreement with fellow mentor Idan Raichel on the show. Meanwhile, Kirel's Argentinian youth series "Noa's Path" unexpectedly received a Persian translation, a development she learned about from fans.
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- Noa Kirel revealed on "The Voice All Stars" that she once froze and forgot lyrics during a live performance.
- Kirel playfully called herself "from the UN" to tease fellow mentor Idan Raichel on the show.
- The remark to Raichel referenced a prior on-air dispute that had caused tension between them.
- Kirel's youth series "Noa's Path" unexpectedly received a Persian translation without her prior knowledge.
- The series "Noa's Path" debuted strongly on Amazon Prime Video in Latin America.
Israeli pop star Noa Kirel, a judge on the music competition show "The Voice All Stars," revealed a past on-stage blunder during the latest episode. When asked by host Michael Aloni if she had ever forgotten lyrics, Kirel shared an incident during a performance of her hit song "Panthera." She explained that she "just froze" and "got stuck," producing an unexpected sound instead of the correct words. Kirel brushed off the incident, stating that such mistakes are natural parts of live performance and should be taken with humor.
The episode also featured a playful jab from Kirel towards fellow mentor Idan Raichel. When Raichel sought opinions on a contestant's performance, Kirel declared herself "neutral, I'm from the UN," smiling at him. This remark referenced a previous on-air dispute where Raichel had described Kirel as being "from the UN" regarding her stance in a mentor discussion, which had caused tension between them earlier in the season.
Separately, Kirel's recent youth series, "Noa's Path" (Mírame Así), which premiered on Amazon Prime Video in Latin America, unexpectedly gained a Persian translation. Kirel was reportedly unaware of this development until fans contacted her on social media. The series, co-starring Argentinian actor Agustín Bernasconi, was produced by SIPUR and Yair Dori, and written by Patricia Maldonado. It achieved a strong debut, reaching second place in Amazon's viewership rankings in Argentina within 24 hours of its release.
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