The Voice's confrontation ends with a tragedy

It seems that the entertainment in The Voice program is the preserve of the viewers, so whoever prepares the sticks is not like one who eats them, even some viewers ended up crying over the tears of children that were shed in the semi-finals, as the “confrontation” phase of “The Voice Kids” program ended, after The three coaches experienced severe suffering in order to choose between distinguished voices, and to choose a few names to move to the live shows.

And on Saturday evening, Kazem El-Saher was on a date with a confrontation that made him feel pain and sadness, when the trio chose Ziad Ammouna, Tim Al-Halabi, and Yaman Qassar in order to compete together with the song “Khattarna Ala Balak.”

Indeed, the trio was up to the responsibility, as they presented together a performance that won the audience's approval, which made the Tsar in an unenviable position, so he decided to trade-off between the trio according to another criterion, which is the lyrical color.

He confirmed that he would choose the color that complements his team, which he found in the child Tim Al-Halabi, and Kazem assured the losing duo that he would sing with them later, praising their talent.
“A ache and a lump”

When Tamer Hosni asked him how he felt, Kazem replied, "It means pain, frankly. I mean pain here, because Yaman is one of the sweetest voices and Ziad is one of the sweetest voices, but Tim's color is what I don't have in the team, I don't have the team."
Caesar breathed a sigh of relief after his mission ended, and the difficult task passed on to Nancy Ajram, who was on a date with a difficult confrontation at the end of the episode, after she put the twins Abed and Khaled Al-Marei in one confrontation with Kamy Gharz El-Din.
The trio presented the "Judge of Love" in a wonderful way, and Nancy found herself in a difficult situation, especially with the presence of twins in the competition, which made her look at them and consider herself a mother to them and separate a brother from his brother.

And Nancy Abed Al-Marei chose, but she noticed the tears of Kami Gharz Al-Din falling, so she rushed to him on stage to relieve his sadness, and assure him that he had a special talent and that he should be proud of himself and be happy for his friends.