Ídolos Brazil season 4

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Ídolos Brazil
Season 4
Hosted by Rodrigo Faro
JudgesLuis Calainho
Paula Lima
Marco Camargo
Winner Saulo Roston
Runner-upDiego Moraes
Finals venue Arena Skol Anhembi
Release
Original network Rede Record
Original releaseAugust 18 (2009-08-18) 
December 16, 2009 (2009-12-16)
Season chronology
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Season 5

Ídolos Brazil 4 (also known as Ídolos 2009) was the fourth season of Brazilian reality interactive talent show Ídolos (second aired on Rede Record), which premiered August 18, 2009 with the season finale airing on December 16, 2009.

Rodrigo Faro returned as a host from last year and the judging panel again consists of Luís Calainho, Paula Lima and Marco Camargo.

Saulo Roston won the competition with Diego Moraes as the first runner-up and Hélen Lyu finishing third. [1]

Early process

Regional auditions

Auditions were held in the following cities:

During this stage guest judges filled in a special fourth judging seat.

Episode Air DateAudition CityAudition DateAudition VenueGuest Fourth Judge
Aug 18, 2009 Fortaleza May 14, 2009Paulo Sarasate GymnasiumNo Guest Judge
Aug 19, 2009
Aug 25, 2009 São Paulo May 21, 2009 Anhembi Sambadrome
Aug 26, 2009 Curitiba April 25, 2009Barigui Park
Sep 01, 2009
Set 02, 2009 Belo Horizonte May 3, 2009 Chevrolet Hall
Set 02, 2009 Rio de Janeiro May 28, 2009 Fort Copacabana Fernanda Abreu
Set 08, 2009May 29, 2009 Jon Secada
Set 09, 2009May 30, 2009 Windsor Atlantica Hotel No Guest Judge

Theater Round

Chorus Line

The first day of Theater Week featured the eighty-six contestants from the auditions round. Divided into groups, the contestants go up on stage and individually sing a song a capella. Sixty-seven advanced.

Groups

The sixty-seven remaining contestants were divided in groups of four or three. They had to pick a song and sing accompanied by a soundtrack. Forty-eight advanced.

Solos

The forty-eight remaining contestants had to choose a music and singing accompanied by a band and can also play an instrument. The contestants were divided into three rooms: square, circle and triangle. The twelve contestants on the square room were eliminated, while the twelve contestants on the circle room advanced to the semifinals.

Final Cut

The twenty-four remaining contestants who were in the triangle room knew that had not been defined a unanimous verdict for them. In the end, the judges take the contestants in pairs and tell them if they made the final twenty-four.

Semi-finals

The twenty-four semifinalists were split by gender into two groups. Each contestant would then sing in their respective group's night. The top six contestants from each group made it to the finals. The guys performed on September 29, 2009 and the girls on October 7, 2009, with results show on the following night.

Finals

Finalists

ContestantAgeHometownAudition LocationVoted Off
Saulo Roston 20 São Paulo São PauloWinner
Diego Moraes23 Campinas São PauloDec 16, 2009
Helen Lyu18 Curitiba CuritibaDec 09, 2009
Priscila Borges26 São Vicente São PauloDec 02, 2009
Dani Morais25 Pedra Azul Belo HorizonteNov 25, 2009
Marcos Paulo19 Manaus São PauloNov 18, 2009
Marcos Duarte25 Santa Quitéria FortalezaNov 11, 2009
Taissa de Araujo24 Rio de Janeiro Rio de JaneiroNov 04, 2009
Julio Cesar21 São Paulo São PauloNov 04, 2009
Thais Bonizzi20 Barueri São PauloOct 28, 2009
Raquel Soares23 Itaguaí Rio de JaneiroOct 21, 2009
Evandro Elias25 Rio de Janeiro Rio de JaneiroOct 14, 2009

Elimination chart

Legend
Did Not PerformFemaleMaleTop 24Top 12Winner
SafeSafe FirstSafe LastEliminated
Stage:Semi-FinalsFinals
Week:09/3010/0710/1410/2110/2811/0411/1111/1811/2512/0212/0912/16
PlaceContestantResult
1Saulo RostonTop 12Bottom 3Winner
2Diego MoraesTop 12Bottom 3Bottom 2Runner-up
3Helen LyuTop 12Bottom 3Bottom 3Elim
4Priscila BorgesTop 12Bottom 3Bottom 2Bottom 2Elim
5Dani MoraisTop 12Bottom 3Bottom 3Bottom 3Elim
6Marcos PauloTop 12Bottom 3Bottom 4Elim
7Marcos DuarteTop 12WD
8–9Taissa de AraujoTop 12Elim
Julio CesarTop 12Bottom 2Bottom 3
10Thais BonizziTop 12Bottom 2Elim
11Raquel SoaresTop 12Bottom 3Elim
12Evandro EliasTop 12Elim
Semi-
Final 2
Aline MoreiraElim
Barbara Amorim
Mayara Magalhães
Melina Marçal
Natalia Rodrigues
Suzi de Paula
Semi-
Final 1
Cosme MottaElim
Jesus Henrique
Juicer Junio
Leo Bruno
Maycon Balbino
Phelipe Carvalho

Results Night Performances

WeekPerformer(s)TitlePerformance Type
Top 10 Diogo Nogueira "Tô Fazendo a Minha"live performance
Top 7 Paulo Ricardo "Olhar 43"live performance
Top 6 Wando "Moça"live performance
Top 5 Fresno "Tô Fazendo a Minha"live performance
Top 3 Billy Paul "Your Song"live performance
Top 2
Finale
Maria Rita "Homem Falou"live performance
Davi Metal & Andreas Kisser "Meu Ursinho"live performance
Maria Rita "A Festa"live performance
Alexandre Pires "Sá Marina"live performance
Alexandre Pires "Cigano"live performance

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References

  1. "Saulo Roston é o vencedor do "Ídolos" (in Portuguese). Retrieved 2009-12-17.