Holos Krainy (, ) is a Ukrainian reality talent show that premiered on the 1+1 network on 22 May 2011. Holos Krainy is part of the international syndication The Voice based on the reality singing competition launched in the Netherlands as The Voice of Holland, created by Dutch television producer John de Mol Jr.. It was the second international adaptation of the programme, after the American version. There is also a children version of the same show, Holos. Dity. Coach "Voice Dіti-3." Tina Karol: My citizenship is no "gray" color, KP (24 August 2016)
Format The Voice is a reality television series that features four coaches looking for a talented new artist, who could become a global superstar. The show's concept is indicated by its title: the coaches do not judge the artists by their looks, personalities, stage presence, or dance routines—only their vocal ability. It is this aspect that differentiates The Voice from other reality television series such as The X Factor, and Ukraine's Got Talent. The competitors are split into four teams, which are mentored by the coaches who in turn choose songs for their artists to perform. There is no specific age range and anyone can audition; if a coach likes what they hear, a button press allows their chair to spin around and face the performer, signifying that they would like to mentor them. If more than one does so, then the artist selects a coach. However, if no coach turns around then the artist is sent home.
There are 5 different stages: producers' auditions, Blind auditions, Battle phase, Knockout stage, and live shows.
The Blind Auditions
After the preliminary casting, which is directed by the show's music producer, the selected contestants advance to the next round - the "Blind Auditions". As part of the "blind auditions", 4 mentors select participants for their team without seeing them, sitting with their backs to the stage and hearing only their voices. If an artist's vocal impresses one of the coaches, while the music is playing, he turns his chair towards the stage. If one coach turns to the vocalist, then the participant automatically becomes part of his/her team, if there are several, the participant chooses which team to join. Each coach needs to recruit 14 artists in their teams for the 1-6 seasons. In season 7, coaches' teams were raised to 16 per team. In season 13, coaches need to recruit only 10 artists in their teams.
In season 8, the rules change: a participant who has not deployed a single chair immediately leaves the stage, but this is canceled in the following season. In season 9, a "block" is introduced: a coach has the right to "block" one of the other coaches once in the entire duration of the blind auditions, that is, to prevent one coach from getting an artist into his/her team. The coaches are allowed to use it once in the entire blind auditions. Starting from season 11, the block button was removed.
The Battle Rounds
The coach divides their members into pairs. The coach provides each duet with a composition for performance, which will be performed in a special "vocal ring". After the performance, each coach listens to the opinions of other mentors and chooses the winner of the battle. The loser is initially eliminated from the show for the 1-2 seasons, but starting from season 3, coaches have the opportunity to "steal" one participant from another team who lost a battle, saving him/her from being eliminated.
In season 7, a new rule is added - the steal room. This was first adopted in the 7th season of The Voice of Holland. If the coach "stole" one of the participants, then he goes to a special room, in which he sits on a chair corresponding to the mentor who "stole" him. If then the same mentor steals another artist, then the one currently seated will be eliminated and will be replaced by the newly-stolen artist. In season 12, the coaches are allowed to save their own artist, though they can only do it once in the entire battle rounds.
In season 13, the coaches divides into 4 groups (2 groups of pairs and 2 groups of trios) to sing a song together. Four contestants remain in each team and advance to the cross battles, with each battle group can have one, multiple, or no winners.
The Knockouts
In season 3, a new stage appeared - "Super Battles" ("Knockouts"). The participants who remained after the vocal battles are distributed by the mentor into pairs (4 pairs from each team). At this stage, the participants themselves choose the compositions with which they will fight for participation in live broadcasts. Also, in each pair, the participants perform separately, in turn. In each knockout, the coach determines the winner, who will advance to the live shows. The other artist will be eliminated.
Starting from season 6, the trainer does not divide the participants into pairs, but “chairs” are introduced. After the participant's performance, the mentor either offers to give the artist a chair or immediately sends him home. Only 4 from each team will advance to the live shows. In season 10, each mentor has the opportunity to "steal" one artist from other teams, whom the mentor initially eliminated the artist. In season 11, one eliminated artist from each team will be saved by public voting. In season 12, only three chairs were given per team and only three per team advanced to the live shows.
In season 13, the knockouts were replaced by the cross-battles. In the cross battles, one contestant from one team gets paired with a contestant from another team and both artists sing to win the audience vote. The winner of each cross battle moves to the final, while the other artist is eliminated from the competition. Also, due to the results of this round being solely for the artist, it was not guaranteed that all coaches would be represented in the finale. However, every coach had at least one artist on their team that won the cross battle and advanced to the finale.
The Live Shows
On live broadcasts, the participants perform solo. The further participation of artists in the project is decided by viewers by SMS voting. The participant with the largest number of audience votes in each team automatically goes to the next round, and the coach selects one of the remaining 3 or 4 participants in the project. In the Semi-final of the project, the participants who will go further are determined by the sum of points from the audience (as a percentage of votes per team) and a mentor (who distributes 100% between their wards). Each team in the Superfinal is represented by one participant. The final voting takes place in three rounds, in each of which one participant is eliminated. Votes are canceled after each round. The participant who takes first place in the final vote becomes the winner of the show.
The winner receives a contract with the record company Universal Music. Since the 7th season, the rules have changed. Now the winner of the show gets an apartment in Kyiv.
Coaches and finalists – Winning coach and contestant – Runner-up coach and contestant – 3rd place coach and contestant – 4th place coach and contestant
These are each of the coaches teams throughout the seasons on the live shows. Winners are in bold, finalists are listed first and eliminated artists are in small font.
Season Coaches and contestants Ruslana Lyzhychko Stas Piekha Diana Arbenina Oleksandr Ponomariov scope="col" rowspan="21" 1 – Ivan Hanzera 2 Oleh Skrypka Diana Arbenina Oleksandr Ponomariov Valeriya – Pavlo Tabakov 3 Oleh Skrypka Svyatoslav Vakarchuk Tina Karol Oleksandr Ponomariov – Anna Khodorovska 4 Svyatoslav Vakarchuk Tamara Gverdtsiteli Ani Lorak Sergey Lazarev – Igor Grohotsky 5 Svyatoslav Vakarchuk Tina Karol Potap Oleksandr Ponomariov – Anton Kopytin 6 Svyatoslav Vakarchuk Tina Karol Potap Ivan Dorn – Vitalina Musienko 7 Tina Karol Potap Jamala Serhii Babkin – Aleksander Klimenko 8 – Elena Lutsenko 9 Dan Balan Tina Karol Monatik Potap – Oksana Mukha 10 Dan Balan Tina Karol Monatik PTP & NK – Roman Sasanchyn 11 Tina Karol Oleh Vynnyk Nadya Dorofeeva Monatik – Serhiy Lazanovskyi 12 Svyatoslav Vakarchuk Nadya Dorofeeva Potap Olya Polyakova Oleksandra & Andriy – Mariya Kvitka 13 Ivan Klymenko Nadya Dorofeeva Artem Pyvovarov Julia Sanina scope="col" rowspan="4" – Mykhailo Panchyshyn 14 Artem Pyvovarov Tina KarolNatalya Mohylevska Monatik Upcoming Season
Series overview Warning: the following table presents a significant amount of different colors.
+ Teams color key Artist from Team Diana Artist from Team Ani Artist from Team Olya Artist from Team Ruslana Artist from Team Potap Artist from Team Oleksandra & Andriy Artist from Team Stas Artist from Team Ivan D. Artist from Team Julia Artist from Team Oleksandr Artist from Team Serhiy Artist from Team Pyvovarov Artist from Team Oleh Artist from Team Jamala Artist from Team Ivan K. Artist from Team Valeriya Artist from Team Dan Artist from Team Tina Artist from Team Monatik Artist from Team Svyatoslav Artist from Team PTP & NK Artist from Team Tamara Artist from Team DOROFEEVA Artist from Team Sergey Artist from Team Olegg
+ Holos Krainy series overview Season First aired Last aired Winner Other finalists Winning coach Presenter(s) 1 2011 11 Sep 2011 Ivan Hanzera Antonina Matviienko Vladyslav Sytnyk Arsen Mirzoian Diana Arbenina Andriy Domansʹkyy,Kateryna Osadcha 2 8 Jan 2012 29 Apr 2012 Pavlo Tabakov Anhelina Moniak Nazar Savko Mariya Yaremchuk 3 10 Mar 2013 9 June 2013 Anna Khodorovsʹka Otar Nemsadze Artem Kondratyuk Taras Melnyk Oleksandr Ponomaryov 4 2 Mar 2014 8 June 2014 Ihor Hrokhotsʹkyy Marlen Karimov Olga Melnik Mykhailo Myrka Svyatoslav Vakarchuk Olʹha Freymut 5 8 Mar 2015 7 June 2015 Anton Kopityn Tetiana Reshetniak Andrii Luchanko Yevhen Tolochnyi Tina Karol Olʹha Freymut,Yuriy Horbunov 6 28 Feb 2016 2016 Vitalina Musyenko Inna Ishchenko Pavlo Paliychuk Vlad Karashchuk Svyatoslav Vakarchuk Kateryna Osadcha,Yuriy Horbunov 7 22 Jan 2017 23 Apr 2017 Oleksandr Klymenko Ingret Kostenko Vira Kekeliia Anna Kuksa Tina Karol 8 28 Jan 2018 29 Apr 2018 Olena Lutsenko Andriy Rybarchuk Anna Trincher Srbuhi Sargsyan Serhii Babkin 9 20 Jan 2019 21 Apr 2019 Oksana Mukha Karyna Arsentyeva Andriy Khayat Victoria Oliynyk Dan Balan 10 19 Jan 2020 26 Apr 2020 Roman Sasanchyn Erlan Baybazarov Indira Edilbaeva Serhiy Asafatov Tina Karol 11 24 Jan 2021 25 Apr 2021 Serhiy Lazanovskyy Yulia Tymochko Tyoma Pauchek Serhiy Neychev DOROFEEVA 12 23 Jan 2022 20 Nov 2022 Mariya Kvitka Davyd Maskisa Serhiy Solovyov Vasylʹ Palyukh Oleksandra & Andriy 13 3 Sep 2023 29 Oct 2023 Mykhailo Panchyshyn Yuriy Horodets'kyy Anastasiya Chaban Khrystyna Starykova Artem Pyvovarov14 25 Oct 2026 Dec 2026Upcoming Season
Coaches' results