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Talent-shows in Poland

By Dominika Ryczywolska
Who like talent-shows? For a lot of people watching it is favourite way of spending free time. I really like it, especially music talent-shows. In this post I want to describe aim, rules and the most participants and winners.


1. VOICE OF POLAND Polish version of the "The Voice" series. Program emitted by TVP2 since 2011. The aim of this show is find vocal talents. Main award is contract with record label - Universal Music Poland and title "The Voice of  Poland".
Stages and rules:

  • Producers auditions - this stage are not shown on TV. Producers choose 100 participants to take part in the next stage - blind auditions.
  • Blind auditions -  this is first televisioned stage. Singer performed but coaches didn't see person on stage. They have their backs to the singer and press the buttom if they like what they hear. If 2 or more coaches turns singer decides which team they wouldbe part of. Each coach take 12 singers to the next stage. 
  • Battle - in this stage two singers make a duet after mentored by their coach. One person of every duet go to next stage.
  • Knockout stage - six winners of the "Battle" perform  their choosing "Killer song". Trainers choose 4 to their team and create final 16 to live stage.
  • Live shows - final stage. Participants perform during a live broadcast. Coaches will have a 50/50 say with the public in deciding which artists move to "final 4". In final every coach have only one singer in their team and perform one song with this person. 
Popular participants and winners - Sarsa, Natalia Nykiel, Natalia Sikora, Marta Gałuszewska, Mateusz Ziółko

2. MAM TALENT
Polish version od the "Got Talent" series. Program emitted by TVN since 2008. The aim of this show is to choose the most talented person. The winner got cash prize.
Stages and rules:

  • Preliminary castings - not broadecast on TV. Producers choose participants to take part in qualifications. 
  • Qualifications - 4000 people/groups present their talent and jury choose 130 to the next stage. Decision were made by a jury positive or negative vote.  To next stage participants needed 2 positive votes. From 130 people/groups jury choose 40 to semi-finals. 
  • Semi-finals - in every semi-finals 8 participants of the 40 appear present their talent. Jury votes like before but decision who go to the next stage is made by viewers who call or send SMS. Two people/group from every semi-final goes to final. 
  • Final- 10 participants take part in final. The voting is the same like in semi-finals. Winner gets checque for 300 000 zlotys. After the ceremony winner again perform. 
Popular participants and winners - Kamil Bednarek, Marcin Wyrostek

3. MASTERCHEF POLSKA
Polish version of "MasterChef" series. Program emitted by TVN since 2012. The aim of this program is to choose the best chef from amateur. The winner get title "MaterChef", 100 000 zlotys and contract for the realase of their own cook-book.
Stages and rules:

  • Qualifications - jury choose the best 40 from thousand of chefs-amateur. They decided based of taste and observation the way of cooking.
  • At the next stage jury select final 14 who cook in MasterChef kitchen. Jury decided like in qualifications.
  • Semi-final- 4 participants go abroad to cooking and meet famous chefs.
  • Final - in this stage takes part two the best participants. They must prepare a few original dishes. Jury choose winner like in elier stages.
This is my TOP3 talent-shows in random order. In my opinion the most intersting now. Do you watch program like this? What is your favourite?
Sources:
https://voice.tvp.pl/
https://masterchef.tvn.pl/
Sources of pictures:
https://www.facebook.com/MamTalentTvn/
https://www.facebook.com/MasterChefTvn/
https://www.facebook.com/voiceofpoland/

Comments

  1. Karina Korczak24 November 2022 at 12:15

    I used to watch The Voice of Poland on Saturday evenings with my whole family. I think this talent-show is a great chance for singers to show up to a larger audience and start their own careers. When it comes to MasterChef, I prefer the "junior" version. It really impress me how kids can prepare such complicated and sophisticated meal.

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  2. Alicja Kacprzyk29 November 2022 at 12:59

    When I was younger, I used to watch Mam Talent and The Voice of Poland every week with all of my family members, so it was our way to spend quality time together. We would always pick our favorites and cheer them to the end. Im my opinion talent shows used to be a great way to show yourself to a greater audience and start your career a few years ago, but since the internet is an integral part of our lifes they became quite unnecessery. Nowadays I don't watch any of the newest programmes like that.

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  3. Julia Lenarcik29 November 2022 at 17:07

    I always watch these programs with my family and I love this moment when we all sit down on a couch with some snacks and watch talented people doing incredible things. Our favourite is The Voice of Poland, my mum loves this one in particular. I also really enjoy watching MasterChef, it amazes me how people can do such amazing dishes. We rarely watch Mam Talent.

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  4. Weronika Pełczyńska30 November 2022 at 17:16

    Nowadays I don’t watch program like this. However, a couple of years ago I used to watch a lot of them: Got Talent, The Voice of Poland, Your Face Sound Familiar, Master Chef and Master Chef Junior. Master Chef was my favorite program and I would watch it every week with my family. Although watching talent shows was a great idea for spending my free time and relax when I was younger, now I find them quite boring.

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  5. Aleksandra Zagórska30 November 2022 at 18:41

    Since talent shows has begun to be very popular on Polish TV, I have assorted sensations connected with them. Of course for many people it is chance to show off their skills and have possibility to be perceived by a person who will help to develop their career. On the other hand, I noticed many times favorisation of some participants based only on the fact, that the production realised, that the viewership is better with them. Sometimes I’m also shocked about the jury, who consist of people popular in media at the moment, not specialists in field at which the show focus on. I think that if TV stations would have considered some the holes in realisation of the talent shows, it could be really promising prospect for talented people to be appreciated equally to their skills and have a possibility to realise their plans connected with their talent.

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  6. Karolina Soppa1 December 2022 at 21:51

    I used to love all types of talent shows when I was a kid, and I always looked forward to the day when I could watch the episode with my parents, spend time together, and comment on the jury's decisions. However, I believe that talent shows have gotten less engaging and exciting over time. I honestly don't remember the last time I saw a show like this. However,  I think they are a fantastic opportunity to promote yourself to a wider audience and, as a result, a chance to start a great career and achieve your goals and dreams.

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  7. Katarzyna Wolanin2 December 2022 at 13:56

    I like watching talent shows when I'm at home. For me, it's a fun way to spend time with my family watching The Voice of Poland or MasterChef. It's a great moment when everyone sits together in front of the TV and watches what other people can do. Particularly great are the comments about what is happening at the moment and whether someone praises the performer or rather does not like it. I really like it. When I am in Warsaw, I never watch talent shows alone.

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  8. P Damrath2 December 2022 at 21:08

    I do not watch talent shows. In my opinion this is waste of time, especially programs, which base on controversy or cheap entertainment. Next case is convention which is unadventurous, so boring and focused on low-sensation. Sometimes, when i arrived to family town, we were watching one of ten (1z10) and only this programme i have full respect. Rest of them is for me a hollow.

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  9. Vasyl Babikov2 December 2022 at 21:23

    To be honest, I have never watched such shows. It just doesn't interest me. On the one hand, watching such shows may seem interesting, but it seems to me that it is better to watch a series or read a book.

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  10. Natalia Słowikowska2 December 2022 at 21:47

    I used to watch a lot of talent shows with my family when I was a kid. I found them really entertaining and hilarious. Now, we rarely watch any talent shows. The only one that we watch every year is The Voice of Poland, but to be honest, I don't enjoy it as much as I used to. If i had a choice to watch this show or TV series, I would definitely choose TV series.

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  11. 1232 December 2022 at 22:15

    I dont watch talent shows. I dont find them entertaining or educational its jus tan contest of whos got a more dramatic back story to tell. And their talents singing most of a time its not a „talent” Everybody after some training can sing just in different tones. If thats a talent can i just walk around the stage because some people cant walk will i win than? And some people say that people like chopin were talented i dont think like like that he just go lucky in genetic lottery the only form of gambilng everybodey took part in. Also some people think this kind of show are wholesome in some way like,yes lest show poeple who have no luck in learning to sing good quickly that they will never archive fame and money because singing is more usefull to socjety that science. Who would save a famous singers after they overdose on drug as they ususally do( great examples for kids ) their famous singer wife or hausband? Maybe doctor who studied many years of his or her life. I think that a live performace of song about parting, drugs, sex and money will be immaculate help for them while their loved ones body stop to function. Ooh i forgot they cant perform without autotune

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  12. Zuzanna Ryduchowska2 December 2022 at 22:22

    To be honest I don't watch talent shows. I used to watch "You can dance" but is no longer broadcast. In my opinion, most of these programs focus on the corny history of the participants and not their talents. For example during the first audition to "You can dance" participants did not dance anything! There is only a interview about your live. So I think these programs do not show the people with the most talent and those who best fit the pattern set by the producers. So he does not derive joy from watching them, because he feels a certain falsity in them.

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  13. Mateusz bazylowicz2 December 2022 at 23:05

    I personally have never liked these types of programs. As a kid, I preferred to watch shows like "familiada" or "bankrupt" where there were explicit rules that were not dependent on the judges. As a curiosity, I will add that I myself was in the audience in a few talent shows.

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  14. Ivan Baiko2 December 2022 at 23:32

    I think shows like this are a great opportunity for people to show their talents, which can then lead to big awards and popularity. Although I'm not particularly interested in such shows, I still know a show like America's Got Talent, some of the performances of which I sometimes see in recommendations on YouTube.

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