“You reminded me so much of Lady Gaga” — The Voice coach Michael Bublé praises Lucia's battle performance 

As the battle rounds continued to display extraordinary vocal talent, The Voice Season 27 Episode 7 offered yet another round of jaw-dropping performances. Lucia Flores-Wiseman's incredible performance of My Funny Valentine, which earned her a coveted position in the next round after coach Adam Levine chose her over rival Hayden Grove, was one of the night's highlights. But it was Michael Bublé's startling analogy that got the crowd and other coaches to pay attention.

After Lucia's performance, Michael Bublé was ecstatic with her performance and compared the contestant's singing ability to that of one of the biggest music singers. Bublé said,

"Lucia, you reminded me so much of Lady Gaga. And now I'm realizing you're a bit of a chameleon. Because of what a chameleon you are, I might go for Lucia," emphasizing Lucia's exceptional ability to combine emotional delivery with technical accuracy as he picks Lucia.

He further explained the unique qualities he saw in her performance, a blend of theatrical flare and true artistic sincerity that has come to define Gaga's style, making it evident that this comparison wasn't made lightly. Lucia's potential to have a big influence on the competition was further confirmed when Adam Levine, who had already signed Lucia to his team, nodded in accord with Bublé's assessment.

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Adam Levine picks Lucia Flores-Wiseman on The Voice Season 27 Episode 7

During The Voice Season 27 Episode 7, the battle rounds got more intense as each coach made calculated choices to bolster their teams before the knockout stage. Michael Bublé's pairing with Barry Jean Fontenot and Kaiya Hamilton, as well as John Legend's finalists Ari Camille and Bryson Battle, delivered emotionally charged performances that enthralled spectators during the episode's dramatic face-offs.

One of the most anticipated pairings of the evening was Adam Levine's Lucia Flores-Wiseman and Hayden Grove on the timeless song My Funny Valentine. Hayden contributed his own special version. On the other hand, Lucia showed remarkable control and an emotional connection to the ballad right from the start of rehearsals.

To help the contestants find a balance between technical precision and authentic delivery, their coach, Adam Levine, worked alongside industry advisor Kate Hudson, encouraging both performers to embrace vulnerability in their performances.

All four coaches were leaning forward in their chairs as the pair's contrasting techniques produced a captivating dynamic when they finally took the stage. Michael Bublé compared Lucia to Lady Gaga because of her unique vocal choices and rich intonation, highlighting her ability to combine technical mastery with artistic passion.

Lucia was finally chosen to advance in the competition by Adam Levine, who praised her ability to give the well-known song a modern and fresh vibe.

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