‘The Voice’: What Did You Think of Camila Cabello as a Coach? (POLL)

The Voice is back for its 22nd season on NBC and the singing competition is welcoming a new coach to its panel.

‘The Voice’: What Did You Think of Camila Cabello as a Coach? (POLL) Camila Cabello made her huge presentation, joining returning top choices Gwen Stefani, John Legend, and Blake Shelton. No more odd to The Voice, Cabello filled in as a Fight Consultant for Season 21, helping John Legend in his battle to convey a success to one of his competitors.

Now, Cabello is working in direct competition with her former ally, doing her best to sway singers to join her team this season. It was a strong start in the premiere episode as the first auditioning artist, Morgan Myles couldn’t help but be wooed by Cabello.

The 35-year-old entertainer from Nashville wowed with an interpretation of “Thank heaven” that justified a four-seat turn. Realizing that Stefani could act as rivalry in her endeavors to catch Morgan for herself, Cabello utilized her most memorable Block, forestalling her kindred mentor from having the option to get the artist for her own group.

‘The Voice’: What Did You Think of Camila Cabello as a Coach? (POLL) After her strong start, Legend warned that the coaches should be scared of Cabello, teasing that she could prove problematic in their own efforts to land competitors. As confident as ever, Shelton doesn’t seem perturbed by the new coach on the block, talking up a big game against Cabello.

Shelton rescinds everything that was said however when Cabello figured out how to catch her second colleague, 26-year-old Orlando Mendez from Miami, Florida. Notwithstanding his Cuban roots, Orlando’s propensity for the country kind put the ball in both Cabello and Shelton’s courts. At last, the contender’s old neighborhood faithfulness won out as he felt a more grounded association with Cabello who likewise initially hails from Miami.

‘The Voice’: What Did You Think of Camila Cabello as a Coach? (POLL) As the two-hour episode came to a nearby, one last entertainer grabbed Cabello’s attention: Kate Kalvach. The 27-year-old from Oklahoma City picked to sing Kacey Musgraves’ “Rainbow,” prevailing upon Shelton and Stefani too. In the event that Cabello needs the entertainer for herself, she’ll need to take out the most grounded influential abilities to destroy her kindred mentors. Assuming the debut episode demonstrates anything, she’s capable.

But do you agree? Let us know what you thought of Cabello’s turn as a coach in The Voice‘s Season 22 premiere with the poll, below, and sound off in the comment section.

There’s a new kid on the block at “The Voice,” and she’s bringing the fuego.

‘The Voice’: What Did You Think of Camila Cabello as a Coach? (POLL) Camila Cabello authoritatively joined the NBC reality singing rivalry as its freshest mentor for its Season 22 debut Monday night, balancing the setup with returning mentors Gwen Stefani, John Legend and Blake Shelton. Cabello recently showed up on the show last season as Legend’s superstar counselor.

Cabello, whose musical career began with a stint on the “The X Factor” in 2012, is looking forward to nurturing the next generation of talent.

“It feels very full circle ‘cause I started on a singing competition show,” said Cabello in a pre recorded interview. “I hope these people become better artists and get to live their dreams.”

“I don’t want to help her in any way,” Shelton told host Carson Daly jokingly when asked if he’d given Cabello any advice. “Because so far I’m not impressed.” 

‘The Voice’: What Did You Think of Camila Cabello as a Coach? (POLL) However, Cabello wasn’t fazed by Shelton’s prickly welcome. 

“That’s what a very threatened person would say,” Cabello shot back. “You’re just trying to intimidate me. It’s not working.”

Here’s what went down during Monday’s premiere of “The Voice.” 

Camila Cabello snags Morgan Myles in first four-chair turn

The principal performer to spellbind the mentors this season was Nashville artist Morgan Myles, whose rough vocals and heartfelt version of Leonard Cohen’s “Thank heaven” provoked every one of the four appointed authorities to pivot in their seats.

“We don’t get a lot of people singing that song because it’s so intimidating,” Legend told Myles. “It was exquisite: one of the best blind auditions I’ve seen in quite a long time.”

‘The Voice’: What Did You Think of Camila Cabello as a Coach? (POLL) Shelton attempted to sway Myles – and keep the spotlight on himself – with a “heart-to-heart talk” that referenced their shared struggling musician backgrounds. The country singer hit a button on his chair that lit up his spot onstage, leaving his fellow coaches in the dark.

“At the point when I moved to Nashville, I was 17 years of age, and I began singing demos for musicians,” Shelton said. “Your gift is that you can make individuals truly accept what you’re singing about, and you simply need someone to help you along that excursion.”