Nun stuns all four judges on The Voice

Nun Takes The Stage On The Voice, and THIS Happened…

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Nun stuns all four judges on The Voice

This “sunshine moment” sure made my day! The Voice is a smash-hit in the USA, with amazing talent, and lots of great surprises. But last night, check out what happened on the Italian version of The Voice!

At first look, you’d think it was a joke, when a nun was poised, ready to belt out a an Alecia Keys hit, as the judges sat, backs faced to the talent, without a clue who, or what amazing graces they were about to witness. 

The rock star was tearing up, and so was I. Thanks, Italian version of The Voice! 

Magnifico!

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