La Voz (Uruguayan TV series)

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La Voz
Also known asLa Voz Uruguay
Genre Reality television
Created by John de Mol
Roel van Velzen
Presented by Natalia Oreiro
Noelia Etcheverry
Judges
Country of originUruguay
Original languageSpanish
No. of seasons3
Original release
Network Channel 10
Release7 March 2022 (2022-03-07) –
present
Related
The Voice (franchise)
La Voz Kids (Uruguayan TV series)

La Voz (Spanish for The Voice) is a Uruguayan singing reality competition television series broadcast on Channel 10. Created by John de Mol, it premiered on March 7, 2022. [1] Based on the original The Voice of Holland , and part of The Voice franchise, it aims to find unsigned singing talent (solo or duets, professional and amateur) contested by aspiring singers, age 16 or over, drawn from public auditions.

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History

On September 20, 2021, it was reported that the Channel 10 had won the rights to The Voice Uruguay after doubling down in negotiations due to the fact that both Teledoce and Channel 4 showed interest in acquiring the rights. [2] [3] On October 26, producer María Laura García announced that Max Capote would serve as music producer for the show, in charge of producing the bases and supervising the songs. [4] On October 28, during the central edition of Subrayado Rubén Rada, a singer, composer and percussionist with a long career, was announced as the first coach of the contest. [5] Days later, on November 9, Argentine singer-songwriter was confirmed Valeria Lynch, as the international coach that the format demands. [6] On the 17th, Lucas Sugo was announced as the third coach, and finally, a week later, Agustín Casanova, who had served as a judge in the two seasons of Got Talent Uruguay , was announced as the fourth and last coach of the competition. [7]

On February 8, 2022, a sneak peek was released, in which a female figure was shown in the dark, and on the 17th, it was confirmed that Natalia Oreiro would be the presenter of the show. [8] [9] On Monday 21, the advisors of the coaches were announced: Camila Sapin, member of the band Closet; Victoria Ripa, singer of Croupier Funk and ex-judge of the reality show Master Class broadcast by Teledoce; Alejandro Spuntone, ex-vocalist of La Trampa and vocalist of Spuntone-Mendaro and Proyecto Bifrost; and Juan Dittrich, a vocal coach. [10] [11]

The show's air date was confirmed on 1 March 2022 through its official Twitter account. [1]

In August 2022, it was announced that the show commissioned The Voice Kids to air in 2023 along with the regular version.

Format

Blind auditions

In the Audiciones a ciegas (Spanish for Blind auditions), the coaches listen to the participants from behind, without being able to see them. If they like what they hear, they can press their button to turn around and recruit them to their team. If more than one coach turns, the power shifts to the singer, who then decides which team they would like to be part of. Each coach will participate in the development of their team members, advising them, and sharing the secrets of their success. [12]

Battle phase

In the Batallas (Spanish for Battles) each coach must choose two or three members of they team to compete against each other and show who has the best voice. At the end of each presentation, once the vocal duel is over, the coach decides who continues in the competition. [12]

Knockout stage

In the third stage, a pair of participants from the same team perform at the same time, but individually. Each one has the possibility to sing a song of their choice, and they are also advised by special guests. After both presentations, each coach chooses a participant to advance to the next round. [12]

Playoffs stage

In the Playoffs, the participants sing individually in team rounds, and each coach must save two, who advance to the next stage, while the rest will go to a public vote. Through telephone or SMS voting, viewers will save two more, thus leaving four participants. After listening to each presentation, each coach selects two from their team. [12]

Live shows

In the fifth stage, each participant performs individually and live; the public chooses who goes to the next stage. Among the participants, each coach decides who will be given the opportunity to continue competing and who will be eliminated from the competition. In the next round, the spectators choose between the two remaining participants from each team, as well as each coach, whose decision is balanced with that of the public. In both the semi-final and the final, not only will individual songs be performed, but each finalist sings a duet with their coach. A public vote decides who will be the voice of Uruguay. [12]

Coaches and hosts

The panel were confirmed in February 2022 as Rubén Rada, Lucas Sugo, Valeria Lynch and Agustín Casanova, while Natalia Oreiro hosted the show. [13] All four coaches and hosted returned for the second season, aired in 2023.

In January 2024, it was announced via the show's Facebook that Luana Persíncula would become a coach for the show's third season, alongside returning coaches Rada, Lynch and Casanova. [14] On 24 January, it was also announced that Oreiro would not return as presenter for the third season and would be replaced by La Voz Kids host, Noelia Etcheverry. [15]

Coaches' timeline

CoachSeasons
123
Rubén Rada
Lucas Sugo
Valeria Lynch
Agustín Casanova
Luana Persíncula

Coaches' teams

SeasonCoaches and contestants
1 Agustín Casanova Valeria Lynch Lucas Sugo Rubén Rada
Paulina Liard
Guadalupe Martino
Sebastián Laventure
Miriam Barranco		Micaela Serrón
Sofía Oyarzábal
Erika Pereira
Esteban Montaño		Óscar Collazo
Yandira Castro
Criss Maguna
Mariana Sayas		Cinzia Zabala
Facundo Burgos
Nicolás Narváez
Iván López
2Agustín CasanovaValeria LynchRubén RadaLucas Sugo
Clara Hill Lavista
Natalia Santos
Paula González
Martina Díaz		Federico Garat
Valentino Pascual
Christian Izquierdo
John Vernazza		Vanessa Corrales
Ana Sofía Balbis
Camila Montero
Camila Torres		Santiago Buere
Carolina Favier
Daniel Grecco
Andrea Ortega
3Rubén RadaValeria Lynch Luana Persíncula Agustín Casanova
Upcoming season

Series overview

La Voz series overview
SeasonAiredWinnerRunner-upThird placeFourth placeWinning coachHostCoaches (chairs' order)
1234
12022Oscar CollazoMicaela SerrónCinzia ZabalaPaulina Liard Lucas Sugo Natalia Oreiro AgustínValeriaLucasRada
22023Federico GaratSantiago BuereVanessa CorralesClara Hill Lavista Valeria Lynch RadaLucas
32024Upcoming season Noelia Etcheverry RadaLuanaAgustín

Spin-off edition

La Voz Kids

La Voz Kids is a spin-off featuring younger aspiring singers. [16] It premiered on March 6, 2023, and has Agustín Casanova, Rubén and Julieta Rada, Valeria Lynch, and Álex Ubago as coaches. [17]

Series overview

La Voz Kids series overview
SeasonAiredWinnerRunner-upThird placeFourth placeWinning coachHostBackstage HostCoaches (chairs' order)
1234
12023Sol MuñozAldana CardozoJalil ElíasAgustina Espina Valeria Lynch Noelia Etcheverry Rafa CoteloÁlexValeriaRada & JulietaAgustín

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