Ídolos Brazil season 1

Ídolos Brazil 1 (known as Ídolos 2006) was the first season of Brazilian reality interactive talent show Ídolos (and first aired on SBT), which premiered April 5, 2006 with the season finale airing on July 27, 2006.

Ídolos Brazil
Season 1
Hosted by	Beto Marden Lígia Mendes
Judges	Carlos Eduardo Miranda Arnaldo Saccomani Cyz Zamorano Thomas Roth
Winner	Leandro Lopes
Runner-up	Lucas Poletto
Finals venue	Anhanguera TV Center
Release
Original network	SBT
Original release	April 5 (2006-04-05) – July 27, 2006 (2006-07-27)
Season chronology

Beto Marden and Lígia Mendes were the hosts and the judging panel consisted of Carlos Eduardo Miranda, Arnaldo Saccomani, Cyz Zamorano and Thomas Roth.

Leandro Lopes won the competition with Lucas Poletto as the first runner-up and Osnir Alves finishing third.

Early Process

Regional Auditions

Auditions were held in the following cities:

Episode Air Date	Audition City	Audition Date	Audition Venue
April 6, 2006	Recife	Nov 25, 2005	Sport Club Recife
April 12, 2006	Rio de Janeiro	Jan 13, 2006	Ribalta Events
April 13, 2006	Brasília	Dec 08, 2005	Porto Vittória Events
April 19, 2006	São Paulo	Jan 20, 2006	Anhembi Arena
April 20, 2006	Porto Alegre	Dec 15, 2005	Hotel De Ville

Theater Round

Chorus Line

The first day of Theater Week featured the one hundred fifteen contestants from the auditions round. Divided into groups, each contestant should go on stage and sing a song a capella for the judges until they stopped them. Seventy-five contestants advanced.

Groups

The seventy-five remaining contestants were divided in groups of four or three. They had to pick a song and sing. The contestants were divided into three rooms. All the contestants in room 2 were eliminated, while contestants in rooms 1 and 3 advanced.

Solos

Forty-five made it to the final round, which required the contestants singing solo. In the end, the judges take the contestants in groups of five and tell them if they made the final thirty.

Semi-finals

The thirty semifinalists were randomly split into different groups. Each contestant would then sing in their respective group's night. There were three separate groups and the top three contestants from each group made it to the finals.

Wild Card

Eight contestants who failed to make it to the finals were invited back to perform for another chance at a spot in the finals. Only one wildcard contestant (Davison Batista) was chosen by the public vote.

Finals

Finalists

Contestant	Age	Hometown	Audition Location	Voted Off
Leandro Lopes	22	Santíssimo	Rio de Janeiro	Winner
Lucas Poletto	20	Medianeira	Porto Alegre	July 27, 2006
Osnir Alves	24	Araguaína	Brasília	July 20, 2006
Vanessa Oliveira	24	Guaratinguetá	São Paulo	July 13, 2006
Paulo Neto	24	Timbaúba	Recife	July 6, 2006
Angel Duarte	29	Brasília	Brasília	Jun 29, 2006
Giovana Félix	19	São Paulo	São Paulo	Jun 22, 2006
Davison Batista	27	Lorena	São Paulo	Jun 15, 2006
Thaís Moreira	24	Brasília	Brasília	Jun 08, 2006
Pollyana Papel	18	Bebedouro	São Paulo	Jun 01, 2006

Elimination chart

Legend

Top 30

Top 10

Winner

Safe

Safe First

Safe Last

Eliminated

Stage:		Semi-Finals			WC	Finals
Week:		5/04	5/11	5/18	5/25	6/01	6/08	6/15	6/22	6/29	7/06	7/13	7/20	7/27
Place	Contestant	Result
1	Leandro Lopes			Top 10										Winner
2	Lucas Poletto	Top 10						Bottom 3		Bottom 2		Bottom 2		Runner-up
3	Osnir Alves	Top 10					Bottom 3		Bottom 3		Bottom 2		Elim
4	Vanessa Oliveira		Top 10			Bottom 3	Bottom 2	Bottom 2	Bottom 2	Bottom 3		Elim
5	Paulo Neto	Top 10				Bottom 2					Elim
6	Angel Duarte			Top 10						Elim
7	Giovana Félix			Top 10					Elim
8	Davison Batista		Elim		Top 10			Elim
9	Thaís Moreira		Top 10				Elim
10	Pollyana Papel		Top 10			Elim
Wild Card	Joseane Nogueira		Elim		Elim
	Karina Kluge	Elim
	Larissa Raci	Elim
	Ludmila Anjos			Elim
	Marielhe Borges			Elim
	Reginaldo Paulino	Elim
	Talita Garcia		Elim
Semi- Final 3	Alan Santos			Elim
	Lana Rodes
	Paulo Azevedo
	Pollyanna Helena
	Ruy Felipe
Semi- Final 2	Diogo Del Rey		Elim
	Gabriel Chargas
	Gisele Dias
	Márcio Bellini
Semi- Final 1	Ebert Almeida	Elim
	Fernanda Almeida
	Juliana Souza
	Millane Fortes

External links

• Ídolos Brazil website