Fernanda Bosch sings 'I Try' (VIDEO)

Fernanda Bosch sang 'I Try' on The Voice 2014 Season 7 Blind Auditions on Monday, October 6, 2014.

Fernanda was raised around music, as her Venezuelan family loves singing together and enjoying music together. Her mother was once a swimmer who qualified for the Olympics, and she’s passed that passion down to her family, as Fernanda now works with the Special Olympics. She loves music, but she’s never had vocal lessons, and has only performed for, at most, 200 people. She feels this experience could really help her.

Fernanda sings “I Try,” and it’s a really impressive vocal for someone who’s never had training of any kind. That said, I feel like this is another case of Fernanda losing out to luck of the draw. Had she auditioned earlier in the Blind Auditions process, I feel like she would have gotten more chairs turning. Pharrell and Adam even exchange looks, referencing how young Fernanda probably is, judging by her voice. They opt not to turn for her.

The coaches gave her a two chair turn.

Watch the full performance video of Fernanda Bosch singing 'I Try' here:

Download MP3: I Try

Adam liked Fernanda’s song choice and the key change, prompting Fernanda to say he should have turned around. Blake says he’s going to fight for Fernanda, and it’s not going to be a “cotton candy-throwing contest.” He tells Fernanda that she has a sandpaper growl that is just “badass,” and would be a great addition to Team Blake. Gwen asks Fernanda about her past, and she notes that she teaches Down’s Syndrome kids how to swim. Gwen reveals that she was a swim teacher at age 17 as well, in addition to having started No Doubt at 17, prompting Blake to flip out about what the hell else Gwen allegedly did at 17. It’s a funny little moment, because I was getting to wonder the same thing myself.

Blind Auditions

Coach	Push	Results
	NO
	YES
	NO
	YES	WINNER

Results

Fernanda Bosch is on TEAM BLAKE SHELTON

Download MP3: I Try

Note: Text written by Nick Roman

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