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La Voz Colombia

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La Voz Colombia
GenreReality television
Created byJohn de Mol
Roel van Velzen
Directed byPablo Garro
Presented by
  • Carlos Ponce
  • Alejandro Palacio
  • Linda Palma
  • Diego Sáenz (Backstage)
Judges
Country of originColombia
Original languageSpanish
No. of seasons2
No. of episodes118
Production
Executive producerJohn de Mol
Original release
NetworkCaracol TV
ReleaseOctober 1, 2012 (2012-10-01) –
December 18, 2013 (2013-12-18)
Related
The Voice (franchise)

La Voz Colombia (Spanish for The Voice Colombia) is a reality television singing competition, based on the original dutch version, which has become a worldwide phenomenon. Over 50 countries now have their own version of The Voice. In this show, Colombians with outstanding singing talent are sought, and will be coached by four great music superstars who will be in charge of finding and training the next "voice" of Colombia.

The first season premiered on Caracol TV on October 1, 2012. For the second season, The Voice Colombia has a Second Screen TV Application, developed by Applicaster. The app offers an aggregated live feed of both broadcaster driven activities and social networks integration. The activities include a variety of gamification events, behind the scenes exclusive content, and various layers of information, to enhance primetime viewership. Show-related tweets and Facebook posts are integrated into the TV app feed during live primetime shows. Parlar TV, Caracol TV's app is available on the app store and on Google Play.

The winner of season 1 was Miranda Cardona and the winner of Season 2 was Camilo Martinez.

Format

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Participants attempt their shot at the competition in blind auditions, where the judges and future coaches, sit with their backs to the contestants. This format allows the participants to be judged solely on their singing ability and not on physical appearance. Judges can turn their chairs at the press of a button, indicating that they are interested in the performer. If more than one judge turns his/her chair, the contestant can choose a judge who will then become their coach as well. This format is based on the talent show The Voice.

At the second stage, The Battles, coaches are forced to reduce their team by half. They have to pit two of their contestants to sing against each other in a ring. In the end each coach made the decision to eliminate one of them, who left the competition. In this phase, coaches are supported by guest advisors.

The third stage is the live shows, which are broadcast live. Each contestant must sing for the coaches. At the end of the show, each coach will be obliged to saves one from his/her team. The elimination consists of the two nominees at risk each week, the audience save one of the nominees and the other two will sing the song with which they performed in the show. The coach will eliminate one. The elimination procedure continues until there is one artists per team in the final. In the second season, the Live Shows had format changed and any coach could have no finalist in the final.

Due to a clause in the contract between Caracol and Talpa (producer that owns the format), the program is not broadcast internationally, with the exception of Spain and Ecuador, due to a special cause.

The first season of the show released a compilation CD, Lo Mejor de La Voz Colombia ("The Best of The Voice Colombia"), recorded by 12 of the contestants, and was put on sale in the country, where it was certified platinum.

Thanks to the excellent performance of The Voice Colombia in Ecuador, Ecuavisa aired the first season of The Voice Colombia and was one of the only The Voice versions to be transmitted outside the originating country.[1]

Coaches and hosts

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In the first season Carlos Vives, Ricardo Montaner, Andrés Cepeda and Fanny Lu were the coaches, while battle advisors were Maia, MR (Mau and Ricky Montaner), Amaury Gutiérrez, and Gilberto Santa Rosa. For the second season, Carlos Vives announced that due to several tours and prior commitments he would not return, for which "The gentleman of salsa" Gilberto Santa Rosa replaced him on the coaching panel.

The show was hosted by Carlos Ponce, Linda Palma and Diego Sáenz in season 1. Alejandro Palacio replaced Ponce in season 2.

Coaches' advisors

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Season Coaches
1 Carlos Vives Ricardo Montaner Fanny Lu Andrés Cepeda
Maía Mau & Ricky Montaner Gilberto Santa Rosa Amaury Gutiérrez
2 Gilberto Santa Rosa Luis Fonsi Kike Santander
Kany García

Coaches' teams

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  •   – Winner
  •   – Runner-up
  •   – Third place
  •   – Fourth place
Season Coaches
Ricardo Montaner Andrés Cepeda Carlos Vives Fanny Lu
1
  • - Miranda
  • - Ignacio Peña
  • - Ana María Villa
  • - Alejandro Preciado
  • - Joan Alarcón
  • - Dahyana Ríos
  • - Daniel Lema
  • - Orlando Hurtado
  • - Yohana Alvarado
  • - Victoria Castillo
  • - Víctor Rodríguez
  • - Julieth Rodríguez
  • - Nina Díaz
  • - Sebastián Trujillo
  • - Juan Manuel Coral
  • - Steven Arenas
  • - Patricia del Valle
  • - Angelo Milán
  • - Giovanna Giacometto
  • - Roxanna Restrepo
  • - Iván Camilo Quiroga
  • - Andrea Castellanos
  • - Juan Riveros
  • - Diana Ciliberti
  • - Ana Milena Quevedo
  • - Julián Villa
  • - Nicoyembe
  • - Andrea Flórez
  • - Andrés Parra
  • - Giovanny Gil
  • - Juan David Becerra
  • - Damián Torres
  • - Paola Vargas
  • - Pilar Cabrera
  • - Shadia Abdalá
  • - Carmen Antonilez
2 Ricardo Montaner Andrés Cepeda Gilberto Santa Rosa Fanny Lu[a]
  • - Jessica Agualimpia
  • - Aura y Catherine Jiménez
  • - Jerónimo Hernández
  • - Andrea Orozco
  • - Carlos Manjarrés
  • - David Marulanda
  • - Esmeralda Carvajal
  • - Juan Manuel Güiza
  • - Camilo Martínez
  • - José Rodríguez
  • - Jorge "Coke" Estupiñan
  • - Yesid "Jessi" Uribe
  • - Jair Santrich
  • - Annie McCausland
  • - Mariana Gómez
  • - Fallon Camargo
  • - Anita Moreno
  • - J. Cadenas
  • - María Angélica Chavarriaga
  • - Helder Balanta
  • - Diego Portilla
  • - Carlos Jaraba
  • - Leonardo Medina
  • - Estefanía "Nhya" Varela
  • - Javier Rodríguez
  • - Laura Ballesteros
  • - Hugo "Junior" Bolívar
  • - Julián Díaz
  • - Leonela Mosquera
  • - Reinel Valencia
  • - Bryan Visbal
  • - Juan Carlos Ángel "Angelo"
  1. ^ In the second season, because of the format change in the Live shows, Santa Rosa ended up with two finalists in the Final and Fanny Lu did not have a finalist.

Season summary

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La Voz Colombia series overview
Season First aired Last aired Winner Runner-up Third place Fourth place Winning coach Presenters Coaches (chairs' order)
Main Backstage 1 2 3 4
1 1 Oct 2012 20 Dec 2012 Miranda Victoria Castillo Giovanna Giacometto Andrea Flórez Ricardo Montaner Carlos Ponce,
Linda Palma
Diego Sáenz Carlos Fanny Ricardo Cepeda
2 23 Sep 2013 18 Dec 2013 Camilo Martínez Jessica Agualimpia Anita Moreno J. Cadenas Andrés Cepeda Palma, Alejandro Palacio Gilberto

Kids edition

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  • La Voz Kids is a Colombian kids talent show, based on the Dutch competition The Voice Kids, broadcast by Caracol Television. In each season, contestants are trained by one of the three coaches, competing to win COL$300 million and a contract with Universal Music. Participation is only open to children aged from 6 to 15. As of September 2023, information on season 7 has announced which will take place in 2024.[2]

Format

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The format of La Voz Kids share the same blind audition rules from the adult's version. However, in the battles, three participants from the same team are put against each other and only one advances to the next stage. The next stage is the superbattles, where the teams are reduced again. Each coach must organize battles and choose 3 or 2 participants of their team to face each other. Each contestant will be assigned a different song. After that, each coach will have 5 participants to the live shows and a contestant will leave until the three finalists, one from each team, remain in the final.

Starting from the second season of La Voz Kids, participants who are eliminated in the super battles round have the opportunity to return to the competition. Each contestant will sing for the coaches with a free-choice song. In the end, six contestants enter again and can choose the coach they want to go with.

Coaches and hosts

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  • For La Voz Kids, the coaching panel consists of two coaches from the adult version, Andrés Cepeda and Fanny Lu, and then having its own coach, Maluma. In season three, Maluma was replaced by Sebastián Yatra. The show was hosted by Alejandro Palacio and Linda Palma in the first two seasons. Laura Tobón replaced Palma from season three onward. Laura Acuña replaced Palacio for season five. Ivan Lalinde replaced Tobon for season six.

Teens edition

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  • La Voz Teens was the first-ever teens' version on The Voice franchise. The difference from the kids' versions is that participation was only open to singers between the ages of 13 and 17. In 2016, the first and, so far, only season premiered.

Format

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The format of La Voz Teens share the same blind audition rules from the adult's version. However, in the battles, three participants from the same team are put against each other and only one advances to the next stage. The next stage is the superbattles, where the teams are reduced again. Each coach must organize battles and choose 3 or 2 participants of their team to face each other. Each contestant will be assigned a different song. After that, each coach will have 5 participants to the live shows and a contestant will leave until the three finalists, one from each team, remain in the final.

Coaches and hosts

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La Voz Kids & La Voz Teens

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  • For La Voz Teens, Cepeda was part of the coaching panel, along with Venezuelan singer Gusi, and ChocQuibTown singer Gloria Martinez. The hosts were Tobón and Karen Martínez, with Catalina Uribe on the backstage.

Coaches' timeline

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Coach Seasons
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Andrés Cepeda
Fanny Lu
Maluma
Sebastián Yatra
Natalia Jiménez
Jesús Navarro
Kany García
Nacho
Greeicy
Aleks Syntek

Coaches and finalists

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  – Winning coach & contestant.
  – Runner-up coach & contestant.
  – Third place coach & contestant.
  • Winners are in bold, remaining finalists in italic, and eliminated contestants in small font.
Season Coaches and contestants
1 Maluma Fanny Lu Andrés Cepeda
Ivanna García
Juan Sebastian Serna
Luis Giraldo
María Fernanda Herrera
Jessica Angulo
Óscar Chalán
Valeria Góez
Matthew Moreno
Esmeralda Gil
Tatiana Cañizares
Helen Saray Villegas
Isabella Ruiz
Magdalena Van Eps
Sara Ramírez
Melissa Cáceres
Carolina Cruz
Cristian Ordóñez
Juan José Jiménez
Melissa Anaya
Adrián Londoño
Fabio Trillos
Daniela Arredondo
Natalia Bedoya
Andrés Betancurt
Santiago Bonilla
David Peña
Miguel Reyes
2 Ana Rosales
Juan Andrés Orozco
Gabriela Parra
María Fernanda Cardona
Mía Sánchez
Juan David Aparicio
Daniela Sánchez
Keyla Rivera
María Alejandra Ramírez
Camilo Martínez
Lenni and Daniel Algarra
César Augusto Zuluaga
Zharick Sarmiento
Juan José Figueroa
Mariana Gómez
Nicolás Hernández
María de los Ángeles Márquez
Ana Sofía Londoño
Luis Mario Torres
Lenni and Daniel Algarra
César Augusto Zuluaga
Zharick Sarmiento
Juan José Figueroa
Mariana Gómez
Nicolás Hernández
María de los Ángeles Márquez
Ana Sofía Londoño
3 Sebastián Yatra Fanny Lu Andrés Cepeda
Juanse Laverde
Robert Farid Loaiza
David Alejandro Tarapues
María Juliana López
Víctor Swing
María Camila Cajiao
Montserrat Van Eps
Ana Sofía "Nana"
Juan David Ortega
Jorge Nasra
Brayan Rodríguez
Azuquitar
Steven Lucas Padilla
Camila Esparza
Jhon Alan Borda
Mariana Ramírez
Mariángeles Viloria
Danna Marcela Vidal
Carlos Mario Castro
Santiago Santos
Chevy de León
Julieth
Tomás García
Mar Ocampo
Mario Alejandro Rodríguez
Juan José Rey
Saray Sofía Ardila
4 Samuel David
Jaziel
Daniel Ortega
Luis Ángel Maldonado
Juan David Rueda
Lukas Kaskas
Pipe Prado
Ana Sofía Trejos
Isabela Camacho
Maite Montenegro
Luisa María Vásquez
Valentina Paola Parra
Sarah Lucía Prieto
Katerin Muñoz
Sara Marcela Ortega
Juan Esteban Mendoza
Angie Daniela Serna
Damar Guerrero
Anabelle Campaña
Alexandra Luque
Angie Vannesa Ortega
Isabella Danies
Nataly Martínez
Melissa Murillo
Natalia Madariaga
María José López
Simón García
5 Jesús Navarro Natalia Jiménez Andrés Cepeda
Brayan D.
María Camila Campo
Danna Carolina Parra
Allegra
Sneider Navarro
Isabella Villamil
Leyder Esteban Marín
Samuel Chávez
Hostin Ciro
Maria Liz Patiño
Shaireth Rosado
Angelyn Vergara
Mía Cortés
Alan David Bueno
Valeria Pérez
María Laura Colorado
Paola Andrea Manrique
Dylan Daniel Bustos
Josué Salazar
Frailyn Chaverra
Stefanía Linares
Laura Sofía Rosas
Juan Pablo Eraso
Camilo Vargas
Darwin Arias
Jesús Adrián Parra
Samuel Cuervo
6 Nacho Kany García Andrés Cepeda
Sky Cuellar
Sebas and Alex
Adriel Santiago
Sofia Isabel Arévalo
Paloma Serrano Caceres
Omar David Marcano Peña
Maria Parra
Sol Ángel
Diego Gutierrez
Nicolás Monroy
Simón Cifuentes
Maite Contreras
Mathías Naranjo
Laura Sofia
Manuel José Leal
Mary and Angela
Emmanuel Montes
Manuela
Diana Camila
Jean Simon
José Alejandro Isandará
Emmanuel Caicedo
Jade
Sahian Maria
Tamara Gordon
Ángel Santiago
Sara Castro Fuentes
7 Aleks Syntek Greeicy Andrés Cepeda
Matias Hernández
Juanita Botero Vallejo
Matias Gaviria
Helen de Los Ángeles
José Alejandro Rodríguez Peñaranda
Ashley Valentina Arenas
Emiliana Pérez
Danna Michel González
Nehemias Camaño
Isabella Velásquez
Shaira Nieves
Daniel José Galvis
Carranga Kids
Ernesto Hernández
Miguel Ángel Figueroa Muñoz
Fabián Alejandro Rodríguez
Sebastian Isaac Jiménez Figueroa
Guillermo Antonio Suárez

Season summary

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Colombian La Voz Kids series overview
Season Year aired Winner Runner-up Third place Fourth Place Winning coach Presenters Coaches (chairs' order)
1 2 3
1 2014 Ivanna García Tatiana
Cañizares
Melissa Anaya No fourth finalist Maluma Alejandro Palacio, Linda Palma Maluma Fanny Cepeda
2 2015 Luis Mario Torres Camilo Martínez Ana Rosales Andrés
Cepeda
3 2018 Juanse Laverde Carlos Mario Castro Jorge Nasra Sebastián
Yatra
Palacio, Laura Tobón Yatra
4 2019 Anabelle Campaña Maite Montenegro Samuel David Andrés
Cepeda
5 2021 Maria Liz
Patiño
Josué Salazar Brayan D. Natalia Jiménez Tobón, Laura Acuña Jesús Natalia
6 2022 Diana Camila Sky Cuellar Nicolás Monroy Andrés
Cepeda
Acuña, Iván Lalinde Nacho Kany
7 2024 Carranga Kids Matias Hernández Emiliana Pérez Tobón, Lalinde Syntek Greeicy
Colombian La Voz Teens series overview
Season First aired Winner Runner-up Third place Fourth place Winning coach Presenters Coaches (chairs' order)
Main Backstage 1 2 3 4
1 2016 Caliope Nikki Garden Jennifer Ramírez No fourth finalist Gloria Martinez Karen Martínez,
Laura Tobón
Catalina Uribe Gusi Goyo Cepeda No fourth coach

La Voz Senior

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La Voz Senior is new edition in Colombia to premiere on September 20, 2021 under Caracol TV. Based on the Dutch competition, The Voice Senior, the show is only for singers over the age of 60. Auditions for the first season were announced through the official website and other social media accounts along with the comeback of La Voz Kids. Coaches for the first season were Andrés Cepeda, Natalia Jiménez and Jesus Navarro. The show is presented by Laura Tobón and Laura Acuña.

Coaches' timeline

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Coach Seasons
1 2
Andrés Cepeda
Natalia Jiménez
Jesús Navarro
Kany García
Nacho

Series overview

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Colombian La Voz Senior series overview
Season First aired Last aired Winner Runner-up Third place Winning coach Presenters Coaches (chairs' order)
1 2 3
1 20 Sep 2021 25 Oct 2021 María Nelfi Emeterio Torres Haydee Barros Natalia Jiménez Laura Tobón,
Laura Acuña
Jesús Natalia Cepeda
2 13 Sep 2022 1 Nov 2022 Chencho Nubia Ibeth Gloria Elena Kany García Laura Acuña, Iván Lalinde Nacho Kany

Reception

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Accolades

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Year Award Category Recipients Result
2013 India Catalina Awards Best Competition Program The Voice Colombia Won
2014 India Catalina Awards Best Competition Program The Voice Colombia Won
India Catalina Awards Best presenter (a) of entertainment Linda Palma Nominated
TVyNovelas Awards Best reality or contest The Voice Colombia Won
TVyNovelas Awards Best Favorite jury Andrés Cepeda Won
TVyNovelas Awards Fanny Lu Nominated
TVyNovelas Awards Ricardo Montaner Nominated
Nickelodeon Colombia Kids' Choice Awards Favorite reality The Voice Colombia Nominated

See also

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References

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  1. ^ "Se estrena la voz Colombia por Ecuavisa". Archived from the original on 2015-12-10. Retrieved 2015-11-02. (in Spanish)
  2. ^ "Instagram". www.instagram.com. Retrieved 2023-09-09.
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