Пожалуй, самое неприятное в детском «Голосе» – these are the moments when none of the mentors turn to the kids. Alas, not everyone can get into the project. But it is simply impossible to watch the tears of the little participants, your heart breaks into pieces. Moreover, both girls and boys cry. Mentors sometimes even have to run out on stage and calm the beginning artists. But this guy from the Moscow region, having suffered a fiasco, behaved on stage quite unexpectedly. 14-year-old Ivan Yastrebov was not upset, but, on the contrary, was able to turn the defeat into his finest hour. The boy chose the song "Argo" for the blind auditions in the hope that Valery Meladze would not resist the Georgian tunes so close to him. However, neither he, nor Nbsha or Bilan turned to this participant. Which they later regretted.Photo:Maxim Li When the song ended and the mentors' chairs were turned to face the stage, they cried out in surprise: in front of them stood a tall, stately guy in an elegant white suit, with his hair combed back - just like a little Andrei Mironov. Of course, he was showered with compliments, but, alas, it was already impossible to change his decision. But Ivan did not even show that he was upset. He bowed like a true artist, thanked the mentors for their attention, politely listened to all their comments, and then left the stage with his head held high. "Very original," Meladze expressed his opinion to his colleagues after the boy left. Here is an example of how any situation can be turned to your advantage. Well, Vanya did not make it to "The Voice", but he was able to make a mark! Or maybe some director will look at him now and see a future actor in the guy. In general, Yastrebov used the allocated air time to the maximum.