12-Year-Old Boy Sweeps ‘Voice’ Judges Off Their Feet With 1967 Pop Hit

Imagine The Voice's surprise when they heard a French pop hit in 1960 of the young singing sensation "Riley". The song, whose title translates as "No, I don't regret anything" seemed like a mature piece for such a young singer, but it captured the emotion of the lyrics with its strong and melodious voice that thrilled the crowd. The clip of his performance is now a viral sensation. The children's version of the talented program The Voice is popular worldwide and is produced in many languages and countries. If you're unfamiliar, it differs from programs like America's Got Talent or American Idol, since the first stage is called Blind Auditions. Instead of judges, famous guests are called coaches and sit in chairs in front of the artist, doing everything related to the voice.