The Voice Magyarország
television series
The Voice Magyarország (The Voice of Hungary in English), formerly The Voice – Magyarország hangja (The Voice – Voice of Hungary in English) is a Hungarian singing reality competition television series aimed to find new singing talent. Based on the reality singing competition The Voice of Holland, it is part of an international franchise created by Dutch television producer John de Mol Jr.. The first season was broadcast on TV2 from 12 October 2012 to 25 January 2013, as its first HD-quality show.
The Hungarian version of the show follows the original Dutch The Voice of Holland set of rules used by the show program. The show's arrival was originally announced in 2012, on the season 6 finale of Megasztár.
On 3 February 2023, it was announced that The Voice would return to Hungary with a second season, only this time it was broadcast on RTL.
Format
During the pre-selection of candidates to the program makers select the best 150 singers who get into the auditions.
The specialty of pickups to take up the singer back to back in the Masters, and will only occur if the current voice of a singer you like them. A master's reversal is enough to get someone on the válogatóról. The Masters in ledfal under the seating position where the foreign version of "I Want You", Hungarian version of "I need you" is displayed.
If the driver is just a masterpiece turns while singing, you will be automatically turned the master team, more people, possibly all four turns critic, the competitor will select which team you want to be a master.
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