The Voice Kids (Brazilian TV series)
The Voice Kids (Brazilian TV series) is a Brazilian reality talent show broadcast by Rede Globo. Part of the international The Voice Kids franchise, it features aspiring young singers between the ages of 9 and 15 competing for a grand prize and the title of "The Voice Kids Brazil."
The show follows a similar format to other The Voice iterations. The competition is structured into several phases:
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Blind Auditions: The coaches, who are prominent Brazilian singers, sit with their backs to the contestants. If they are impressed by a singer's voice, they press a button to "turn their chair," indicating their desire to mentor that contestant. If multiple coaches turn, the contestant chooses which coach they want to work with.
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Battles: Each coach divides their team into groups of three, and each group performs the same song together. After the performance, the coach chooses one member of the group to advance to the next stage.
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Sing-offs (Shows ao Vivo): The remaining contestants perform live for the coaches and the viewing audience. Public voting plays a significant role in determining which contestants will continue in the competition.
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Final: The finalists from each coach's team compete for the grand prize, which typically includes a recording contract and other opportunities. The winner is determined by public vote.
The show has proven popular in Brazil, showcasing young talent and providing a platform for aspiring singers. It often features performances across various genres of Brazilian music and international hits. The coaches' interactions and mentorship also contribute to the show's appeal. Past coaches have included well-known Brazilian artists from various musical backgrounds.