‘The Voice’: Who is Sabrina Dias? Lesbian singer, 26, moves to the knockout rounds

The coaches were thoroughly impressed by Sabrina’s performance as John Legend in the end picked her as the winner over Jack Rogan
Sabrina Dias on 'The Voice' Season 21 (NBC)
Sabrina Dias on 'The Voice' Season 21 (NBC)

John Legend brought Jack Rogan and Sabrina Dias for the second round of battles aired on Monday, October 18. The duo belted out Taylor Swift’s recent hit ‘Cardigan’ which also got the Internet talking. While Jack Rogan is a newbie in the world of singing, Sabrina Dias put on quite a show with an intention to advance to the knockouts.

The coaches namely Ariana Grande, Kelly Clarkson, and Blake Shelton were thoroughly impressed by Sabrina’s performance as John Legend, in the end, picked the 26-year-old singer as the winner of the battles. The judges did praise the 18-year-old Jack Rogan but also asked him not to be afraid of his falsetto suggesting him to be not afraid of it. He, unfortunately, got no steals. With her latest win, Sabrina will now move to the knockouts that will see the top 13 contestants of the season. Other singers who advanced to the knockouts included Joshua Vacanti, Carson Peters, Holly Forbes, Jim & Sasha Allen, Raquel Trinidad, Gymani, Shadale, and Wendy Moten.
 
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Who is Sabrina Dias?

Sabrina Dias hails from Brazil but later moved to New Jersey with her parents. Sabrina’s parents emigrated from Brazil and she was raised in a religious household, singing in church and learning to play drums and guitar. Sabrina reportedly earned a Star-Ledger Scholarship for the Performing Arts in 2013 as a senior at Arts High School in Newark. New Jersey. She went on to earn a degree in music and master’s in education. She currently resides in East Orange. The versatile singer-songwriter’s Instagram bio tells us that she is a “PK-8th Grade Music Teacher”.

For her blind auditions, Sabrina belted out her rendition of Antônio Carlos Jobim’s ‘The Girl From Ipanema’. Unfortunately, it was only John Legend who turned around his big red chair as the rest of the coaches seemed less interested in her. While praising the crooner, John Legend on Episode 5 said, “I love that song, it’s such a classic and I was just in a good mood as soon as I heard the music start,” Legend added, “And what I loved about your version is you introduced some edge to it and it was really cool, distinct.”



 



 

When Sabrina Dias came out as a lesbian

Sabrina Dias in her montage aired on October 18 revealed that she was a lesbian and it was very difficult for her to come out at the age of 22. According to the website, Daily News Catcher, the jazz pop-rock singer is a single mother to two daughters. An openly gay singer named Bubba had also landed on ‘The Voice’ but he failed to impress the judges during his blind auditions.



 

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