The Voice of Germany season 7
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| The Voice of Germany | |
|---|---|
| Season 7 | |
| Hosted by | Thore Schölermann Lena Gercke |
| Judges | Samu Haber Yvonne Catterfeld Michi Beck & Smudo Mark Forster |
| Winner | Natia Todua |
| Winning coach | Samu Haber |
| Runner-up | Benedikt Köstler |
| Release | |
| Original network | ProSieben and Sat.1 |
| Original release | October 19 – December 17, 2017 |
| Season chronology | |
The Voice of Germany is a German reality talent show to find new singing talent. The seventh season premiered on October 19, 2017 on ProSieben and Sat.1. Based on the reality singing competition The Voice of Holland, the series was created by Dutch television producer John de Mol. It is part of an international series. Haber, Catterfeld and Michi & Smudo as coaches of the previous season would return, while Mark Forster joined as a new coach on the show, replacing Andreas Bourani. Schölermann and Gercke as hosts of the previous season would return.
Natia Todua was announced as the winner of The Voice of Germany, marking Samu Haber's first win as a coach.
Coaches and Hosts
[edit]It was announced that Andreas Bourani would not be returning as a coach. Mark Forster was announced to take his place, following his success on The Voice Kids. Samu Haber, Yvonne Catterfield and Michi & Smudo all returned as coaches.
Teams
[edit]Colour key:
- Winner
- Runner-up
- Third place
- Fourth place
- Eliminated in the Semi-final
- Eliminated in the Sing Off
- Artist was stolen by another coach at the Battles
- Eliminated in the Battles
| Coach | Top 77 Artists | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mark Forster | |||||
| Benedikt Köstler | Michael Russ | Filiz Arslan | Dajana Günther | Amin Afify | |
| Marie-Claude Rubin | Robin Portmann | Alexandra Sutter | Katy Winter | Luana Eschment | |
| Silke und Alexander Mohnfeld | Tasha Gonser | Jan Hasanov | Simon Zawila | Pishtar Dakaj | |
| Michel Oehrlein | Maria Giuseppina Cammisa | Miguel Fialho | Jonas Oberstaller | Felix Harer | |
| Michi Beck & Smudo | |||||
| Anna Heimrath | Meike Hammerschmidt | Dzenan Buldic | Jade Pearl Baker | Luzie Juckenburg | |
| Semion Bazavlouk | Stefanie Nerpel | Philip Piller | Melisa Toprakci | Kim Friehs | |
| Benjamin Hartmann | Barbara Padron Hernandez | Friederike Bayer | |||
| Isabell Jasmin Plaue | Helen Leahey | Mark Schlumberger | Patrick Strobel | Max Christoph Niemeyer | |
| Yvonne Catterfeld | |||||
| BB Thomaz | Gregor Hägele | Melvin Vardouniotis | Johannes Pinter | Julien Alexander Blank | |
| Christine Heitz | Sebastiàn Millepied | Frederic Lipgens | Tina Naderer | Juan Geck | |
| Jonny Mahoro und Jakob Ude | Jimmy Risch | Patrizia Gasser | |||
| Daniel Castro Dominguez | Christina Rodrigues | Alexander Babacan | Linda Helterhoff | David Blair | |
| Samu Haber | |||||
| Natia Todua | Lara Samira Will | Janina Beyerlein | Yagmur Yagan | Michael Kutscha | |
| Doris Mete | Chris Bertl | Georgia Loui | Marlin Williford | Selina Edbauer | |
| Dae-On Jung | Petra Wydler | Malina Stark | Tiago Ribeiro da Costa | Julia Schüler | |
| Carina Chère | Meike Ehnert | Nanette Foh | Mars | Mary-Anne Bröllochs | |
| Chiara Tahnee Lütje | |||||
Final
[edit]| Rank | Contestant | Coach | Songs | Televoting | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Natia Todua[1] | Samu Haber | ||||
| Coverversion | "With a Little Help from My Friends" | 50,10% | ||||
| Duet with Coach | "I Help You Hate Me" | |||||
| Duet with Guest Artist | "We Could Run" with Beth Ditto | |||||
| 2 | Benedikt Köstler | Mark Forster | ||||
| Coverversion | "Your Song" | 25,45% | ||||
| Duet with Coach | "Kogong" | |||||
| Duet with Guest Artist | "Anywhere" with Rita Ora | |||||
| 3 | Anna Heimrath | Michi & Smudo | Coverversion | "Beneath Your Beautiful" | 16,79% | |
| Duet with Coach | "A-N-N-A" | |||||
| Duet with Guest Artist | "Don’t Give Me Those Eyes" with James Blunt | |||||
| 4 | BB Thomaz | Yvonne Catterfeld | Coverversion | "Empire State of Mind" | 7,66% | |
| Duet with Coach | "Was bleibt" | |||||
| Duet with Guest Artist | "Love So Soft" with Kelly Clarkson | |||||
References
[edit]- ^ "NATIA TODUA HAT ES GESCHAFFT: SIE IST DIE GEWINNERIN DER SIEBTEN STAFFEL THE VOICE OF GERMANY!". The Voice of Germany. 2017.
External links
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