When Jennie Lena stepped onto the stage of The Voice of Holland, she looked calm, focused, and ready. But no one in the audience — or on the judging panel — could have predicted just how powerful the next few minutes would be.
From the very first note of her performance, Jennie made it clear that this wasn’t going to be an ordinary audition. The judges’ jaws dropped, and within seconds, all four had slammed their buttons, turning their chairs in complete disbelief. Their reactions said it all — they were witnessing something special.
She chose to sing “Who’s Loving You,” a timeless soul ballad written by Smokey Robinson and made iconic by The Jackson 5. It’s a song packed with emotion, heartbreak, and soul — and not easy to perform. But Jennie took it on with confidence, and her version was nothing short of breathtaking.
Wait for the 1:10 mark in the song. That’s when it really hits. Her voice climbs to an emotional high point that gives you chills — the kind that make your skin tingle and your heart stop for a second. It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s unforgettable.
Jennie’s voice is rich, powerful, and deeply emotional. She didn’t just sing the song — she lived it. Every note, every word carried weight. What makes her performance even more impressive is how composed and grounded she remained throughout. While most singers might be overwhelmed by the moment — the lights, the pressure, the judges watching so closely — Jennie stayed cool, focused, and completely in control.
But this wasn’t the first time Jennie Lena had shown the world her talent. Born in the Netherlands, Jennie had been performing since she was a child. Before The Voice, she had already toured internationally, worked as a backing vocalist, and released her own music. But it was this audition that brought her voice to the world stage — and it went viral almost instantly. Millions of people around the globe were sharing her performance, and fans and musicians alike were praising her vocal gift.
“Who’s Loving You” is a challenging song, famously performed by a young Michael Jackson — a performance that many believe has never been topped. But Jennie didn’t try to copy it. Instead, she gave the song her own soul, her own story, her own pain. She honored the original, but made it entirely her own.
That’s what great artists do.
Jennie Lena came to The Voice of Holland with one goal — to move people with her voice. And she did exactly that. Her performance is still remembered today as one of the most powerful auditions in the show’s history. If you haven’t seen it yet, it’s worth every second. Just prepare yourself — because when Jennie sings, she doesn’t just entertain… she moves you.
You can watch her performance below