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Twenty-one-year-old Mara Justine from Galloway Township will be showcasing her vocal prowess on the finals stage of NBC's 'The Voice' tonight. Having won the hearts of the audience and judges alike, Mara was voted into the top five last week, securing her spot in the high-stakes finale.
The Voice, renowned for its riveting performances and intense competition, has been a launchpad for many aspiring singers, providing them with a platform to display their talent to a global audience. The grand prize, a coveted recording contract, awaits the winner who will be crowned tomorrow night.
The Season 24 finale of The Voice is divided into two parts. The first part commences tonight, December 18 at 8/7c on NBC, featuring the Top 5 performers, including Mara Justine. Tuesday will be a two-hour live special where the winning contestant will be announced.
Adding to the excitement of the season's final show is an all-star lineup of performers. Renowned bands and artists like Earth, Wind & Fire, Keith Urban, AJR, and Jelly Roll are scheduled to perform, promising an entertaining and unforgettable evening.
This season of The Voice has witnessed some extraordinary performances and close competition. Gina Miles, the winner of Season 23, was named the victor with the closest margin to-date. This season, the stakes are high, and the anticipation is palpable as we wait to see if Mara Justine can clinch the title of The Voice.
Justine was one of 70 musicians to appear in the blind auditions starting on September 25th, and one of just 56 contestants to turn at least one judge's chair and progress throughout the show. Working with coach Niall Horan, one of the most memorable moments of the season was her performance of "Lose Control" by Teddy Swims, which got a standing ovation.