X Factor (Kazakhstani TV series) series 1

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X Factor
Series 1
Hosted byAdil Liyan
Judges Nagima Eskalieva
Sultana Karazhigitova
Alexander Shevchenko
WinnerDaria Gabdull
Runner-upSpasibo
Release
Original network Perviy Kanal Evraziya
Original release23 January (2011-01-23) 
22 May 2011 (2011-05-22)

X Factor is a Kazakh music talent show for aspiring pop stars across the nation and is based on the international franchise. The first season in Kazakhstan started in January 2011. Auditions were held in 12 Kazakh cities and started on 2 October 2010. [1]
The Judges were the three music producers Nagima Eskalieva, who was the already the chairwoman of the panel of SuperStar KZ, Sultana Karazhigitova and Alexander Shevchenko.

Contents

On 22 May 2011, the back then-22-year-old Daria Gabdull (Дария Габдулл), labeled by the judges as the "Kazakh Beyoncé", [2] won the show ahead of the trio Spasibo. Gabdull won a two-years-contract with Sony Music. [3]

Selection process

Applications and auditions

Bootcamp

Judges' houses and wildcards

After the auditions, twenty-four candidates were chosen, eight in each of three categories. They were:

The twelve eliminated acts were:

Although they were eliminated in the judges' house stage, Musaev Sisters, Eldar Myrzahanov and Ruslan Krivenkov were brought back as wildcards.

Contestants

After the wildcards were revealed in the first live show, the final fifteen acts were confirmed as follows:

Key:

  – Winner
  – Runner-up
  – Third Place
Category (mentor)Acts
16-24s (Shevchenko)Daria AkparovaRuslan BerdimatovDaria GabdullAbdulkarim KarimovRuslan Krivenkov
Over-25s (Eskalieva)Asel KarsybaevaYuri MukhortovEldar MyrzahanovGulzhiyan OspanovMargarita Tumanyan
Groups (Karazhigitova)AstanaDee KreeMusaev SistersNationalSpasibo

Live shows

Format

Results summary

Colour key
  Contestant was in the bottom two/three and had to sing again in the final showdown
  Contestant was in the bottom three but received the fewest votes and was immediately eliminated
  Contestant received the fewest public votes and was immediately eliminated (no final showdown)
  Contestant received the most public votes
Weekly results per contestant
Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4Week 5Week 6Week 7Week 8Week 9Week 10Week 11
Daria GabdullSafeSafeSafeSafeSafeSafeSafeSafeSafeSafeWinner
(Week 11)
SpasiboSafeSafeSafeSafeSafeSafeSafeSafeSafeSafeRunner-Up
(Week 11)
Asel KarsybaevaSafeSafeBottom threeSafeSafeSafeSafeBottom twoSafe3rd
Eliminated
(week 10)
Ruslan KrivenkovSafeSafeSafeSafeSafeSafeSafeSafe4th
Eliminated
(week 9)
NationalSafeBottom threeSafeSafeSafeSafeBottom twoBottom twoEliminated
(week 8)
Yuri MukhortovBottom threeSafeSafeBottom twoSafeBottom twoBottom twoEliminated
(week 7)
Abdulkarim KarimovSafeSafeSafeSafeBottom twoBottom twoEliminated
(week 6)
Musaev SistersSafeSafeSafeSafeBottom twoEliminated
(week 5)
Eldar MyrzahanovSafeSafeSafeBottom twoEliminated
(week 4)
Margarita TumanyanSafeSafeBottom threeEliminated
(week 3)
Daria AkparovaSafeSafe11thEliminated
(week 3)
Gulzhiyan OspanovaSafeBottom threeEliminated
(week 2)
Dee KreeSafe13thEliminated
(week 2)
Ruslan BerdimatovBottom threeEliminated
(week 1)
Astana15thEliminated
(week 1)
Final showdownRuslan Berdimatov,
Yuri Mukhortov
Gulzhiyan Ospanova,
National
Asel Karsybaeva,
Margarita Tumanyan
Eldar Myrzahanov,
Yuri Mukhortov
Abdulkarim Karimov,
Musaev Sisters
Abdulkarim Karimov,
Yuri Mukhortov
National,
Yuri Mukhortov
Asel Karsybaeva,
National
No final showdown or judges' vote: results are based on public votes alone
Shevchenko's voteYuri MukhortovGulzhiyan OspanovaMargarita TumanyanEldar MyrzahanovMusaev SistersYuri MukhortovYuri MukhortovNational
Eskalieva's voteRuslan BerdimatovNationalNone (refused)None (refused)Musaev SistersAbdulkarim KarimovNationalNational
Karazhigitova's voteRuslan BerdimatovGulzhiyan OspanovaMargarita TumanyanEldar MyrzahanovAbdulkarim KarimovAbdulkarim KarimovYuri MukhortovAsel Karsybaeva
EliminatedAstanaDee KreeDaria AkparovaEldar Myrzahanov
2 of 2 votes
Musaev Sisters
2 of 3 votes
Abdulkarim Karimov
2 of 3 votes
Yuri Mukhortov
2 of 3 votes
National
2 of 3 votes
Ruslan KrivenkovAsel KarsybaevaSpasibo
Ruslan Berdimatov
2 of 3 votes
Gulzhiyan Ospanov
2 of 3 votes
Margarita Tumanyan
2 of 2 votes
Daria Gabdulla

Live show details

Week 1 (12/13 March)

  • Theme: American Songs
A summary of the contestants' performances on the first live show and results show, along with the results.
ActOrderSongResult
Ruslan Krivenko1"It's My Life" Safe
Margarita Tumanyan2"New York, New York"Safe
Astana3"This Love"Eliminated
Abdulkarim Karimov4"Love To See You Cry"Safe
Spasibo5"Hit the Road Jack"Safe
Asel Karsybaeva6"Run To You" Safe
Daria Gabdull7"If I Were a Boy"Safe
Yuri Mukhortov8"Puttin On The Ritz"Bottom Three
National9"Tears in Heaven"Safe
Ruslan Berdimatov10"Baby"Bottom Three
Eldar Myrzahanov11"End of the Road"Safe
Musaev Sisters12"It's Raining Men"Safe
Gulzhiyan Ospanova13"Left Outside Alone"Safe
Dee Kree14"Beautiful Liar"Safe
Daria Akparova15"Lady Marmalade"Safe
Final showdown details
Yuri MukhortovTBATBASafe
Ruslan BerdimatovTBATBAEliminated
Judges' votes to eliminate
  • Nagima Eskalieva: Ruslan Berdimatov, backed her own act
  • Sultana Karazhigitova: Ruslan Berdimatov
  • Alexander Shevchenko: Yuri Mukhortov, backed his own act

Week 2 (19/20 March)

  • Theme: TBA
A summary of the contestants' performances on the second live show and results show, along with the results.
ActOrderSongResult
Gulzhiyan Ospanova1"Crank"Bottom three
National2TBABottom three
Daria Gabdull3TBASafe
Dee Kree4"Sun"Eliminated
Eldar Myrzahanov5"Семь тысяч над землей"Safe
Daria Akparova6"Fashion Girl"Safe
Musaev Sisters7"Solitude"Safe
Yuri Mukhortov8TBASafe
Abdulkarim Karimov9TBASafe
Spasibo10TBASafe
Margarita Tumanyan11TBASafe
Ruslan Krivenkov12"Boombox"Safe
Asel Karsybaeva13"Best"Safe
Final showdown details
Gulzhiyan OspanovaTBATBAEliminated
NationalTBATBAEliminated
Judges' votes to eliminate
  • Nagima Eskalieva: National, backed her own act
  • Sultana Karazhigitova: Gulzhiyan Ospanova, backed her own act
  • Alexander Shevchenko: Gulzhiyan Ospanova

Week 3 (26/27 March)

  • Theme: Kazakh Songs
A summary of the contestants' performances on the third live show and results show, along with the results.
ActOrderSongResult
Yuri Mukhortov1TBASafe
Daria Gabdull2TBASafe
Musaev Sisters3TBASafe
National4TBASafe
Ruslan Krivenkov5TBASafe
Eldar Myrzahanov6TBASafe
Margarita Tumanyan7"TBA"Bottom Three
Asel Karsybaeva8TBABottom Three
Daria Akparova9TBAEliminated
Abdulkarim Karimov10TBASafe
Spasibo11TBASafe
Final showdown details
Margarita TumanyanTBATBAEliminated
Asel KarsybaevaTBATBAEliminated
Judges' votes to eliminate
  • Nagima Eskalieva: refused to vote
  • Sultana Karazhigitova: Margarita Tumanyan
  • Alexander Shevchenko: Margarita Tumanyan

Week 4 (4/5 April)

  • Theme: Movie Songs
A summary of the contestants' performances on the fourth live show and results show, along with the results.
ActOrderSongMovieResult
National1"Men in Black" Men in Black Safe
Asel Karsybaeva2"Stop!" 9½ Weeks Safe
Ruslan Krivenkov3"She's Like The Wind" Dirty Dancing Safe
Spasibo4"The Money Song" Cabaret Safe
Abdulkarim Karimow5"(Where Do I Begin?) Love Story" Love Story Safe
Eldar Myrzahanov6"About Hares" The Diamond Arm Bottom two
Daria Gabdull7"Unchained Melody" Ghost Safe
Yuri Mukhortov8"You Never Can Tell" Pulp Fiction Bottom two
Musaev Sisters9"Jimmy Jimmy" Disco Dancer Safe
Final showdown details
Eldar MyrzahanovTBATBAN/AEliminated
Yuri MukhortovTBATBAN/ASafe
Judges' votes to eliminate
  • Nagima Eskalieva: Eldar Myrzahanov
  • Sultana Karazhigitova: Eldar Myrzahanov
  • Alexander Shevchenko: refused to vote

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