Ídolos Brazil season 3

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Ídolos Brazil
Season 3
Hosted by Rodrigo Faro
JudgesLuis Calainho
Paula Lima
Marco Camargo
Winner Rafael Barreto
Runner-upRafael Bernardo
Finals venue Arena Skol Anhembi
Release
Original network Rede Record
Original releaseAugust 19 (2008-08-19) 
December 17, 2008 (2008-12-17)
Season chronology
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Ídolos Brazil 3 (known as Ídolos 2008) was the third season of Brazilian reality interactive talent show Ídolos (and first aired on Rede Record), which premiered August 19, 2008 with the season finale airing on December 17, 2008.

Rodrigo Faro was the host and the judging panel was reduced from 4 (in seasons 1 and 2) to 3 and consisted of Luís Calainho, a music and entertainment businessman, Paula Lima, a soul singer/songwriter and Marco Camargo, a Latin Grammy Award winning music producer.

Rafael Barreto won the competition with Rafael Bernardo as the first runner-up and Maria Christina finishing third. [1]

Early Process

Regional Auditions

Auditions were held in the following cities:

Episodes Air DatesAudition CityAudition DateAudition Venue
August 19, 2008 to
September 10, 2008
Porto Alegre May 3, 2008Hotel De Ville
Salvador May 17, 2008Hotel Bahia Othon Palace
Rio de Janeiro May 24, 2008 Sambadrome Marquês de Sapucaí
São Paulo May 31, 2008 Ibirapuera Gymnasium

Theater Round

Groups

The first day of Theater Week featured the eighty-nine contestants from the auditions round. Divided into groups, each contestant should go on stage and sing a song a capella for the judges until they stopped them. Seventy contestants advanced.

Duets

The next round required the contestants to split up in pairs and perform. Forty-five advanced to the final round of Theater requiring a solo performance.

Solos

Forty-five made it to the final round, which required the contestants singing solo with the option of playing an instrument. In the end, the judges take the contestants in groups of five and tell them if they made the final thirty.

Semi-finals

The thirty semifinalists were randomly split into different groups. Each contestant would then sing in their respective group's night. There were three separate groups and the top three contestants from each group made it to the finals.

Wild Card

Six contestants who failed to make it to the finals were invited back to perform for another chance at a spot in the finals. Only one wildcard contestant (Nanda Garcia) was chosen by the public vote.

Finals

Finalists

ContestantAgeHometownAudition LocationVoted Off
Rafael Barreto 22 Salvador SalvadorWinner
Rafael Bernardo23 Vitória da Conquista São PauloDec 17, 2008
Maria Christina19 São Bernardo São PauloDec 10, 2008
Paulo Cremona23 São Paulo São PauloDec 03, 2008
Nanda Garcia23 Niterói Rio de JaneiroNov 26, 2008
Lorena Chaves21 Belo Horizonte São PauloNov 19, 2008
Cássia Raquel [2] 21 Rio de Janeiro Rio de JaneiroNov 12, 2008
Amandí Cortez26 João Pessoa SalvadorNov 05, 2008
Pedrinho Black23 Uberlândia São PauloOct 29, 2008
Tiago Mattos18 Curitiba Porto AlegreOct 22, 2008

Elimination chart

Legend
Top 30Top 10Winner
SafeSafe FirstSafe LastEliminated
Stage:Semi-FinalsWCFinals
Week:09/2310/0110/0810/1510/2210/2911/0511/1211/1911/2612/0312/1012/17
PlaceContestantResult
1Rafael BarretoTop 10Bottom 2Winner
2Rafael BernardoTop 10Bottom 2Bottom 2Runner-up
3Maria ChristinaTop 10Bottom 3Bottom 2Elim
4Paulo CremonaTop 10Bottom 3Elim
5Nanda GarciaElimTop 10Bottom 2Bottom 2Elim
6Lorena ChavesTop 10Bottom 3Bottom 3Elim
7Cássia RaquelTop 10Bottom 3Elim
8Amandi CortézTop 10Bottom 2Elim
9Pedrinho BlackTop 10Elim
10Tiago MattosTop 10Elim
Wild
Card
Geise RiosElimElim
Grazzi Brasil Elim
Mariana BravoElim
Rubens DanielElim
Sarah RaquelElim
Semi-
Final 3
Bruna CaialaElim
Daniela Ismério
Dyggo de Deus
Edu Louzada
Saulo Roston
Semi-
Final 2
Helen CristinaElim
Larissa Carvalho
Leila Lins
Paulo Xavier
Renata Bacal
Semi-
Final 1
Ricardo FéElim
Thaís Barja
Maiquel Zafanelli
Allan Lopes
João Klaus

References

  1. "Rafael Barreto vence o reality show "Ídolos"" (in Portuguese). Retrieved 2008-12-18.
  2. "Cassia Raquel", Wikipedia, 2025-04-24, retrieved 2025-04-24