Louis Delort

Runner-up in the first group of The Tone of voice: La In addition Belle Voix, TF1’s strike adaptation from the chair-spinning skill present, Frenchman Louis Delort was mostly of the contestants to get a yes from all judges in the audition levels with his functionality of Lana Del Rey’s “Blessed to Pass away.” Selecting Canadian vocalist Garou as his trainer, he shortly became a preferred because of his renditions of Coldplay’s “Difficulty,” Jacques Brel’s “Amsterdam,” and Radiohead’s “Creep.” But despite teaming up with previous French Open champ turned reggae vocalist Yannick Noah on the cover of Bob Marley’s “Redemption Tune” and his coach on a edition from the Dark Keys’ “Depressed Boy” in the ultimate, he had to stay for second place behind Stéphan Rizon. Just like the various other three finalists, then released a seven-track EP, L’Album de Tous Ses Titres!, offering his best shows in the series.