The Voice Brasil

The Voice Brasil
The Voice Brasil title card
Genre	Reality show
Created by	John de Mol Roel van Velzen
Directed by	J. B. "Boninho" de Oliveira Carlos Magalhães
Presented by	Tiago Leifert Daniele Suzuki Miá Mello Fernanda Souza Mariana Rios
Judges	Lulu Santos Carlinhos Brown Claudia Leitte Daniel Michel Teló
Country of origin	Brazil
Original language(s)	Portuguese
No. of seasons	4
No. of episodes	54
Production
Producer(s)	J. B. "Boninho" de Oliveira
Location(s)	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Running time	90 minutes
Production company(s)	Talpa Media Endemol Globo
Release
Original network	Rede Globo
Picture format	PAL (576i) HDTV 1080i
Audio format	Dolby Digital 5.1
Original release	September 23, 2012 – present
Chronology
Related shows	The Voice (TV series) The Voice of Holland The Voice (U.S. TV series) The Voice UK
External links
Website

The Voice Brasil is a current Brazilian reality talent show which premiered on Rede Globo on September 23, 2012. Based on the reality singing competition The Voice of Holland, the series was created by Dutch television producer John de Mol.^[1] The original coaches for the first 3 seasons were Lulu Santos, Carlinhos Brown, Claudia Leitte and Daniel. Daniel departed after season 3 and was replaced by Michel Teló in season 4. It is part of The Voice television franchise.

Format

The series is part of the The Voice franchise and is based on a similar competition format in The Netherlands entitled The Voice of Holland. The winner is entitled to a R$ 500.000 prize and a recording contract with Universal Music Group.^[2]

Blind auditions

Four judges/coaches, all famous musicians, will choose teams of 12 contestants each through a four-episode-long blind audition process.^[3] Each judge has the length of the auditionee's performance to decide if he or she wants that singer on his or her team; if two or more judges want the same singer then the singer gets to choose which coach they want to work with.

Battle rounds

Each team of singers will be mentored and developed by their coach. In the second stage, which lasts for three episodes,^[3] coaches will have two of their team members battle against each other by singing the same song, with the coach choosing which team member will advance to the next stage.

Live performance shows

In the final phase, the nine remaining contestants of each team will compete against each other in five weeks of live broadcasts.^[3] The television audience will help to decide who moves on. When one team member remains for each coach, these four contestants will compete against each other in the finale, with the most voted singer declared the season's winner.

Series overview

Team Lulu      Team Brown

Team Claudia      Team Daniel

Team Michel

Season	Premiere	Finale	Winner	Runner-up	Third place	Fourth place	Winning coach	Host	Backstage host	Coaches (seat order)
										1	2	3	4
1	September 23, 2012	December 16, 2012	Ellen Oléria	Ju Moraes	Liah Soares	Maria Chistina	Carlinhos Brown	Tiago Leifert	Daniele Suzuki	Lulu	Brown	Claudia	Daniel
2	October 3, 2013	December 26, 2013	Sam Alves	Lucy Alves	Pedro Lima	Rubens Daniel	Claudia Leitte		Miá Mello
3	September 18, 2014	December 25, 2014	Danilo Reis & Rafael	Kim Lírio	Lui Medeiros	Romero Ribeiro	Lulu Santos		Fernanda Souza	Claudia	Lulu	Daniel	Brown
4	October 1, 2015	December 25, 2015	Renato Vianna	Ayrton Montarroyos	Junior Lord	Nikki	Michel Teló		Daniele Suzuki	Brown	Michel	Lulu	Claudia
5	October 6, 2016	December 29, 2016	TBA						Mariana Rios	Lulu	Brown	Claudia	Michel

Coaches and hosts

Coaches

The original coaches were revealed in mid-2012 to be: Brazilian axé singer Claudia Leitte, pop rock singer-songwriter Lulu Santos, MPB singer-songwriter Carlinhos Brown and sertanejo singer, Daniel.^[3] All four coaches returned for the second and third seasons of the show.

In 2015, it was announced that Daniel would not be returning to the show for its fourth season later in the year and Michel Teló was then named as his replacement.^[4] Despite rumours that Leitte and Teló could leave the show before the fifth season, it was later confirmed that Santos, Brown, Leitte and Teló would in fact all return for season 5.

• Coaches gallery
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  Lulu Santos (2012–)
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  Carlinhos Brown (2012–)
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  Claudia Leitte (2012–)
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  Daniel (2012–14)
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  Michel Teló (2015–)

Hosts and personnel

On June 12, 2012, the host was confirmed to be sport journalist and news anchor Tiago Leifert.^[5] Actress Daniele Suzuki served as backstage interviewer originally in season 1 in 2012.^[6] In season two, comedian and presenter Miá Mello replaced Daniele as backstage interviewer.^[7] Mello departed the show after just one season and was replaced by Fernanda Souza for one season in season 3 (2014).^[8] In season 4, Suzuki returned after a two season absence, replacing Souza.

Coaches' teams and their finalists

     – Winning coach and their team. Winners are in bold, eliminated artists in smaller font.

Series	Lulu Santos	Carlinhos Brown	Claudia Leitte	Daniel
1	Maria Christina Kesia Estácio Marquinho Osócio Lorena Lessa Patricia Rezende Gabriel Levan Luana Mallet Greicy Schwendner Thaís Moreira	Ellen Oléria Ludmillah Anjos Mira Callado Dani Morais Rafah Quesia Luz Mayara Prado Dani Montouri Karla da Silva	Ju Moraes Thalita Pertuzatti Ana Rafaela Bella Stone Nayra Costa Gustavo Fagundes Grace Carvalho Sandra Honda Breno Lima	Liah Soares Danilo Dyba Junior Meirelles Alma Thomas Pedro Eduardo Carol Marques Priscylla Lisboa Fernando Cruz Vinny Brito
2
	Pedro Lima Luana Camarah Dom Paulinho Lima André & Kadu Amanda Amado Nando Motta Carina Mennitto Rully Anne Luciana Balby Stolen Artist	Lucy Alves Marcos Lessa Rodrigo Castellani Rafael Furtado Bruna Barreto Angelo & Ângel Heverton Castro Raíza Rae Nene Oliveira Stolen Artist	Sam Alves Gabby Moura Khrystal Rully Anne Jullie Débora Cidrak Guto Santanna Maylssonn Julia Tazzi Bruna Góes	Rubens Daniel Cecília Militão Marcela Bueno Gustavo Trebien Herli Dias Anne Marie Alessandra Crispin Ana Lonardi Samya Nalany Stolen Artist
3	Claudia Leitte	Lulu Santos	Daniel	Carlinhos Brown
	Lui Medeiros Leandro Buenno Nise Palhares Kall Medrado Amarildo Fire Nathalie Alvim Millane Hora Priscila Brenner	Danilo Reis & Rafael Nonô Lellis Edu Camargo Maria Alice Deena Love Gabriel Silva Dudu Fileti Twyla	Kim Lírio Jésus Henrique Vitor & Vanuti Carla Casarim Kynnie Williams Thiago Costa Kiko e Jeanne Ricardo Diniz	Romero Ribeiro Rose Oliver Joey Mattos Paula Marchesini Isadora Morais Princess La Tremenda Hellen Lyu Vanessa Borges
4	Carlinhos Brown	Michel Teló	Lulu Santos	Claudia Leitte
	Junior Lord Paula Sanffer Agnes Jamille Rebeca Sauwen Gau Silva Adna Souza Dani Lino Matheus Zuck	Renato Vianna Renan Ribeiro Edu Santa Fé Matteus Mali Franciele Karen Cantor Xanndy Leo Chaves	Ayrton Montarroyos Joelma Santiago Jonnata Lima Tori Huang Cris Silva Marcos Matarazzo Nando Vianna Thais Moreira	Nikki Brícia Helen Allice Tirolla Lorena Ly Vanessa Macedo William San'Per Paulynha Arrais Tabatha Fher

Guest mentors and advisers

Season	Lulu Santos	Carlinhos Brown	Claudia Leitte	Daniel
1	Preta Gil	Rogerio Flausino	Ed Motta	Luiza Possi
2	Gaby Amarantos	Rogerio Flausino	Maria Gadú	Luiza Possi
3	Dudu Nobre	Di Ferrero	Luiza Possi	Rogerio Flausino
4	Carlinhos Brown	Michel Teló	Lulu Santos	Claudia Leitte
	Rogerio Flausino	Luiza Possi	Di Ferrero	Alexandre Pires
5
	Ivete Sangalo

Ratings

All numbers are in points and provided by IBOPE.

Season	Timeslot (BRT)	Episodes	Premiered		Ended		TV season	Viewers (in points)	Ref.
			Date	Premiere viewers (in points)	Date	Finale viewers (in points)
1	Sunday 2:15 p.m.	14	September 23, 2012	15	December 16, 2012	14	2012–13	15	[9][10][11][12]
2	Thursday 10:30 p.m.	13	October 3, 2013	24	December 26, 2013	27	2013–14	26	[13][14]
3		14	September 18, 2014	21	December 25, 2014	22	2014–15	22
4		13	October 1, 2015	20	December 25, 2015	21	2015–16	20
5		13	October 5, 2016	23	December 28, 2016		2016–17

• Each point represents a specific number of households in São Paulo.

2012: 60.000 households
2013: 62.000 households
2014: 65.000 households
2015: 67.000 households
2016: 69.000 households

International broadcasting

Country / Region	Channel	Airing
Africa	TV Globo Africa	September 30, 2012
Asia	TV Globo Oceania
Central America	TV Globo North America	September 23, 2012
Europe	TV Globo Europe	September 30, 2012
Japan	TV Globo IPC
North America	TV Globo North America	September 23, 2012
Oceania	TV Globo Oceania	September 30, 2012
Portugal	TV Globo Portugal
South America	TV Globo South America	September 23, 2012

References

1. "Diretores do The Voice Brasil esperam fortes candidatos para a primeira edição do reality". Globo.com. Retrieved May 27, 2012.
2. "'O objetivo não é produzir um talento. É revelá-lo', explica Boninho". Rede Globo. Retrieved May 16, 2012.
3. "The Voice Brasil estreia no próximo domingo em busca da voz do país". Rede Globo. Retrieved 22 September 2012.
4. "Michel Teló no 'The Voice Brasil': cantor vai substituir Daniel" (in Portuguese). G1. Retrieved Oct 13, 2015.
5. "Tiago Leifert é o apresentador do The Voice Brasil". Rede Globo. Retrieved June 12, 2012.
6. "Daniele Suzuki também está na equipe do The Voice Brasil". Rede Globo. Retrieved 23 August 2012.
7. "Miá Mello substitui Daniele Suzuki no The Voice Brasil". Ofuxico. Retrieved 1 August 2013.
8. "Fernanda Souza chega para o elenco do The Voice Brasil". Retrieved August 28, 2014.
9. "The Voice" estreia com boa audiência, mas pouco impacto
10. 'The Voice Brasil' eleva audiência das tardes dominicais da Globo
11. Em final burocrática, 'The Voice Brasil' 'desce o tom' com ibope morno
12. Final do 'The Voice' não tem a maior audiência da temporada, mas garante a liderança com folga
13. "'The Voice Brasil' aumenta 60% de sua audiência no horário nobre". Caras. UOL. October 4, 2013.
14. "'The Voice Brasil' chega ao fim como o grande acerto em audiência da Globo no ano". Blog Outro Canal. December 27, 2013.

External links

• Official website on Globo.com
• The Voice Brasil on Twitter