Sound’s fifth blind audition episode on Antena 3 delivered a high-energy night as a fresh group member stepped forward with the aim of reshaping their path in the competition. The moment carried the familiar blend of nerves and excitement that marks every turning point in The Voice franchise, and the quartet looked to the coaches with a mix of hope and resolve as the song began, aware that a single note could unlock a new chapter in their careers.
Two contestants already carried the weight of prior appearances on the format. One had previously earned a spot in the premiere edition of La Voz Kids, joining a team led by Malú and flashing a vigor that hinted at readiness to grow within the series. The other competitor had, by that point, appeared on the adult edition during its inaugural Antena 3 season, delivering a presence that resonated with viewers and left coaches curious about their ongoing evolution. Their past journeys added a layer of anticipation, inviting both coaches and the audience to consider how far a performer could advance since their first appearance.
After the performance, the room filled with a brisk, lively exchange among the coaches, turning the moment into a micro-showcase of personality and judgment. Fonsi and Orozco engaged in a friendly, pointed debate with Malú, each side sharing impressions about the trio’s sound. The conversation touched on authenticity, vocal risk, and what it means to connect with listeners. Antonio Orozco, ever the provocateur, pressed for a deeper understanding of the contestants, asking if one of them had roots in Seville, a city famed for its carnival spirit and its distinctive vocal swagger. The question carried a light sting of curiosity, a way to gauge whether regional color might enrich the trio’s stage delivery. The room erupted with laughter and intimate curiosity as the performers answered, offering a glimpse into the personalities behind the voices and the stories they bring to the table.
“I didn’t give it,” the coach replied with a casual laugh, signaling that the moment hadn’t swayed him yet. The contestants met the prompt with humor, joking that pressing a button was the thrilling part, but they were prepared to prove themselves with a song that would genuinely showcase their abilities. The banter gave way to a subtler moment of connection: Malú noted that she had some familiarity with one of the band members who opened up about past experiences on the show, underscoring the sense that greatness often threads through relationships built across seasons and long nights of rehearsal. The exchange underscored how The Voice journey is as much about community and shared history as it is about cords and chords being coaxed into life on stage.
That reflection prompted Antonio Orozco to revisit a detail from the contestants’ pasts. He recalled Agustín Sánchez, a name tied to earlier iterations of The Voice Kids, and asked for confirmation. The contestant clarified that the prior appearance had taken place on the adult edition rather than the child version, marking a subtle but meaningful distinction in their experience portfolio. The moment highlighted a recurring theme in the competition: the value of consistency and growth across multiple seasons. Luis Fonsi weighed in with his own impressions, noting that not every moment on stage demands a perfect hit or a flawless note. Yet the coaches agreed on one clear point: despite the doubts that naturally surface, the trio carried something compelling. In the end, Fonsi chose to bring all three voices into his team, recognizing the potential that could be developed with guidance, chemistry, and careful song selection. The decision reflected a broader strategy used by top coaches: cultivating a diverse range of voices within a single team to maximize creative possibilities during the competition and to craft memorable performances for the audience. The episode closed with a sense of anticipation as viewers wondered how this newly formed unit would grow under Fonsi’s mentorship and how their stage presence would evolve as the season continued. [Citation: Original broadcast summary, Antena 3, Sound format]