Valentina Tronel

Child singer known for 'The Voice Kids'

Valentina Tronel - Child singer known for 'The Voice Kids'
Born

April 6th, 2009
16 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

France

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A French child singer gained prominence after winning the season of 'The Voice Kids' in 2020. At a young age, demonstrated exceptional vocal talent and charisma, captivating audiences and judges alike. Released several singles following the victory, showcasing a blend of pop and contemporary music styles. Participated in various music festivals and events, establishing a growing presence in the music industry.

Won 'The Voice Kids' in 2020

Released multiple singles post-competition

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