Zvezde Granda
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Zvezde Granda | |
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Genre | Reality competition |
Created by | Saša Popović |
Presented by |
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Country of origin | Serbia |
Original language | Serbian |
No. of series | 15 |
No. of episodes | 40 per season |
Production | |
Running time | 160 minutes |
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Original release | 2004 present | –
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Zvezde Granda (Serbian Cyrillic: Звезде Гранда; "Grand Stars") is Serbia’s most popular reality television music competition organized by Grand Production to find new singing talents. The contestants are aspiring singers drawn from public auditions. The show features elements from the international franchises such as Idol and The X Factor. Airing primarily on Prva TV in Serbia, it also broadcasts on commercial television throughout the former Yugoslavia. The competition has 14 seasons so far.
The show has had fourteen winners so far with various other contestants who have appeared on the show and gained success in the music industry like Milica Todorović, Tanja Savić, Rada Manojlović, Milan Stanković, Milica Pavlović, , Katarina Grujić, and many others. Zvezde Granda is arguably the most popular talent show in the Balkans maintaining high ratings for most of the season.
Format[]
The show starts with a round of first auditions held in front of the producers months before the show is aired, either by application and appointment, or at "open" auditions that anyone can attend. These auditions, held at various places around the Balkans, are not televised.
Those who get through get a chance to showcase their skills by singing in front of the judging panel on televised broadcasts over the next few months. The show consists of six rounds, while in each round the number of remaining contestants is reducing. In the first round, the judges cannot see the contestants and decide exclusively based on their vocal abilities. Later on contestants are also judged by their stage presence and appearance. Finalists then sing live in large venues, such as the Belgrade Arena or Zetra Olympic Hall, Sarajevo, or in the television studio and the results are based on the public vote and the votes of the judges.
The winner of Zvezde Granda is awarded with a recording and managing contract with Grand Production and a prize in form of a car or an apartment.
Judges[]
Since the 2013, the show has a professional judging panel, consisting of six eminent singers and musicians. The production jury, consisting of producers and creative directors, can send a contestant through to the next round even if they receive no votes from the judges. Judges in first seasons were mainly folk and turbo folk singers. Otherwise the grand production is producting mostly folk songs. The judges in first seasons were: Ana Bekuta, Dragan Stojkovic Bosanac,Snezana Djurisic, Saban Saulic, Zorica Brunclik, Aca Lukas.In production jury were Zika Jaksic, Sasa Popovic and Lepa Brena. In 2015. Zorica Brunclik, Zika Jaksic and Lepa Brena left jury, and instead of them new production judge was Snezana Djurisic, but new basic members of Jury were Marija Serifovic(Eurovision winner) and Jelena Karleusa with this new judges Zvezde granda have not been still folk music contest,but music contest with all music genres. In 2018. Aca Lukas has left the jury because he had a quarell with Sasa Popovic, director of Grand production. Instead of him new judge was Djordje David, rock singer.
Seasons 11 and 12 featured a secret celebrity judge, whose identity was kept secret from other judges and the candidates. Starting from the 13th season, the judges are mentors to the contestants, selecting a team of singers whose assets they believe will help them win the competition and later be successful in the business. Each mentor has a professional team of associates from the music industry by their choice, working alongside them on their contestant's vocal performance and stage appearances. In 2020. new member of productions judge became Aleksandar Milic Mili. In 2021. Jelena Karleusa left the jury and instead of her in jury came Ceca Raznatovic.
Judge | Season | |||||||||||||||
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1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | ||
Saša Popović | Main | |||||||||||||||
Lepa Brena | Main | |||||||||||||||
Saša "Žika" Jakšić | Main | |||||||||||||||
Snežana Đurišić | Main | |||||||||||||||
Dragan Stojković Bosanac | Main | |||||||||||||||
Šaban Šaulić | Main | |||||||||||||||
Aca Lukas | Main | |||||||||||||||
Zorica Brunclik | Main | |||||||||||||||
Ana Bekuta | Main | |||||||||||||||
Marija Šerifović | Main | |||||||||||||||
Jelena Karleuša | Main | |||||||||||||||
Viki Miljković | Main | |||||||||||||||
Đorđe David | Main | |||||||||||||||
Aleksandar Milić "Mili" | Main | |||||||||||||||
Ceca | Guest | Main |
Series overview[]
To date, 14 series have been broadcast, as summarised below.
Winning contestant (or mentor of)
Series | Year | Winner | From |
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1 | 2004 | Branislav Mojićević | Serbia and Montenegro |
2 | 2005 | Milica Todorović | Serbia and Montenegro |
3 | 2007 | Dušan Svilar | Serbia |
4 | 2008/09 | Darko Lazić | Serbia |
5 | 2010/11 | Stefan Petrušić | Serbia |
6 | 2011/12 | Darko Martinović | Montenegro |
7 | 2012/13 | Amar Gile | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
8 | 2013/14 | Mirza Selimović | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
9 | 2014/15 | Haris Berković | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
10 | 2015/16 | Ibro Bublin | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
11 | 2016/17 | Aleksa Perović (by judges' vote) Riste Risteski (by public vote) |
Serbia FYR Macedonia |
12 | 2017/18 | Anid Ćušić | Bosnia and Herzegovina |
13 | 2018/19 | Džejla Ramović (Marija Šerifović) |
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
14 | 2019-2021 | Mahir Mulalić (Marija Šerifović) |
Bosnia and Herzegovina |
15 | 2021/22 |
Regional broadcasts[]
Country | Channel | Premiere date |
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Pink TV | 2004 | |
Prva TV | 2014 | |
Grand TV | ||
Pink BH | 2004 | |
OBN | 2014 | |
Nova BH | 2018 | |
Pink M | 2004 | |
2014 | ||
Kanal 5 | 2014 |
External links[]
- Serbian music industry
- Nova S original programming
- Music competitions
- Serbian talent shows
- 2000s Serbian television series
- 2010s Serbian television series