Singing Elvis Presley is never easy, Lissandro Electrifies ‘The Voice’ with a stunning performance

Lissandro Formica gave a powerful performance on “The Voice,” singing “Too Much” by Elvis Presley. During the first thirty seconds, his strong voice enthralled the judges, who started to turn their seats one by one while grinning broadly.As Lissandro’s infectious energy swept them offstage, the judges started dancing impromptu, creating an incredible scene. This spontaneous deed, which exemplified the unifying quality of his performance, was a remarkable aspect of the concert.

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