Idolos season 6

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The sixth season of Ídolos aired in 2015. João Manzarra was the presenter.

Idolos
Season 6
Hosted byJoão Manzarra
JudgesPedro Boucherie Mendes
Maria João Bastos
Paulo Ventura
WinnerJoão Couto
Runner-upSara Martins
Release
Original networkSIC
Original releaseApril 12 (2015-04-12) –
August 23, 2015 (2015-08-23)
Season chronology
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Semifinals Round

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All the 20 finalists performed live at MEO Arena, but only 12 were chosen by the judges to perform at the live shows.

Order Contestant Song Result
1 Carolina Bernardo "One and Only" Advanced
2 Mário Pedrosa "Time Is Running Out" Advanced
3 Francisco Rodrigues "Dia Mau" Eliminated
4 Miguel M. dos Santos "Drops of Jupiter" Advanced
5 Mafalda Portela "Bang Bang" Advanced
6 João Couto "Dancing in the Dark" Advanced
7 Paulo Sousa "Just the Way You Are" Advanced
8 Paloma Nunes "Fuckin' Perfect" Eliminated
9 Andresa Tavares "Deeper" Advanced
10 Luís Travassos "Não Invoquem o Amor em Vão" Advanced
11 Maria Elisa Silva "Habits" Eliminated
12 Carolina Canhão "Right to Be Wrong" Eliminated
13 Laura Lopes " " Eliminated
14 Albert "Tinho" "That's How We Roll" Wild Card
15 Nelson Pereira "Run" Wild Card
16 Gonçalo Santos "Wicked Game" Advanced
17 Pedro Cau "Pray" Eliminated
18 Sara Martins "You and I" Advanced
19 Maria Medeiros "Busy" Wild Card
20 Rita Nascimento "Son of a Preacher Man" Wild Card

Finalists

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João Couto (born 1995)[1] is from Vila Nova de Gaia. For him, the hardest part of Ídolos was group stage. He wasn't seen as an Idol for many people, due to his look, but he improved a lot during the competition. He was announced as the winner on August 23, 2015. He is the fifth male winner, after the six seasons. Couto had never been in the bottom 2 or 3 until the Finale.

Sara Martins (born 1996)[2] is from Barcelos. She did not audition, but she entered in the competition in the Theatre Round. She was asked to sing twice, in order for the judges to be able to qualify her and she sang "Creep" in a second performance. The judges all made huge compliments on her performance. She was in the Bottom 3, alongside Gonçalo and Albert, in the Top 11 round, and she was in the bottom 2, alongside Rita, in the Top 5 round.

Paulo Sousa (born 1991)[3] is from Coimbra. He had already participated on the second season of Factor X (Portugal), but he was eliminated before the Finals. On the Top 9 round, the judges said he was too comfortable with his fan base that his performances were not improving. That night, he was in the bottom 3, but the following week, he gave one amazing performance, making the judges happy with his evolution. He was in the bottom 2, in the Semifinals Round, alongside Luís.

Finals

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Top 12 - This Is Me

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The six finalists with the highest number of votes (by the viewers) were automatically in the Top 10. Among the remaining 9, the judges have chosen 4 contestants to keep.

Order Contestant Song Result
1 Eva Stuart "Black or White" Saved by Judges
2 Beatriz Almeida "Eu Sei Que Vou Te Amar" Saved by Judges
3 Eduardo Gonçalves "The House of the Rising Sun" Safe
4 Miguel Pavia "O Tempo Vai Esperar" Safe
5 Diana Silva "A Million Dreams" Eliminated
6 Juliana Anjo "Canção de Embalar" Safe
7 Mário Pedrosa "Take Me to Church" Saved by Judges
8 Carolina Cardoso "Bohemian Rhapsody" Safe
9 Caco "Sorte Grande" Eliminated
10 Fábio Augusto "Waiting on the World to Change" Safe
11 Ana Rangel "Easy on Me" Eliminated
12 João Gonçalves "És do Mundo" Eliminated
13 Diana Mendes "Words as Weapons" Saved by Judges
14 Gabriela Lemos "Good 4 U" Safe
15 Nuno Oliveira "Heaven" Eliminated

Top 11 (first week) - Cinema

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Mafalda Portela was the contestant with the lowest number of votes, however, during her "saving performance", the judges interrupted it to say that they would keep her for another week. Carolina Bernardo and Miguel Moura dos Santo were both in the bottom 3.

Order Contestant Song Featured Movie Result
1 Carolina Bernardo "My Heart Will Go On" Titanic Bottom 3
2 Mário Pedrosa "Gone, Gone, Gone" The Amazing Spider-Man Safe
3 Paulo Sousa "Angel" City of Angels Safe
4 Mafalda Portela "Bring Me to Life" Daredevil Saved
5 João Couto "She" Notting Hill Safe
6 Luís Travassos "O Mundo ao Contrário" Sorte Nula Safe
7 Sara Martins "Yellow Flicker Beat" The Hunger Games Safe
8 Miguel M. Santos "See You Again" Fast & Furious 7 Bottom 3
9 Albert "Tinho" "Happy" Despicable Me 2 Safe
10 Rita Nascimento "There You'll Be" Pearl Harbor Safe
11 Gonçalo Santos "The Blower's Daughter" Closer Safe

Top 11 (second week) - Summer Festivals

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Albert Tinho and Gonçalo Santos were the two finalists leaving the competition. Albert's name was the first to be revealed, but that doesn't necessarily mean that he was in 11th place. Sara Martins was shockingly in the bottom 3 and really close to be eliminated.

Order Contestant Song Result
1 Sara Martins "Dog Days Are Over" Bottom 3
2 Paulo Sousa "Hold Back the River" Safe
3 Carolina Bernardo "Titanium" Safe
4 Miguel M. Santos "I Will Wait" Safe
5 Mafalda Portela "Dark Horse" Safe
6 João Couto "Do I Wanna Know?" Safe
7 Gonçalo Santos "Numb" Eliminated
8 Albert "Tinho" "Raggamuffin" Eliminated
9 Rita Nascimento "I Try" Safe
10 Luís Travassos "Amiga da Minha Mulher" Safe
11 Mário Pedrosa "Radioactive" Safe

Top 9 - Dedications

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Mário Pedrosa is the fourth contestant to the leave the competition. Many people consider this one of the most shocking eliminations of the season, because Mário had never been in the bottom 3 in the first three live shows and many considered him a potential finalist. Rita Nascimento was also in the bottom 3 and Paulo Sousa was in the bottom 3 for the first time.

Order Contestant Song Result
1 Mário Pedrosa "Ho Hey" Eliminated
2 Sara Martins "A Pele Que Há em Mim" Safe
3 João Couto "Reader's Digest" Safe
4 Rita Nascimento "Caçador de Sóis" Bottom 3
5 Paulo Sousa "Lay Me Down" Bottom 3
6 Mafalda Portela "With Ur Love" Safe
7 Miguel M. Santos "Para Os Braços da Minha Mãe" Safe
8 Luís Travassos "Maria" Safe
9 Carolina Bernardo "Your Song" Safe

Top 8 - 80's

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Mafalda Portela was, once again, eliminated by the viewers, but, this time, there was no possible save. Curiously, she was, once again, in the bottom 3 with both Carolina Bernardo and Miguel Moura dos Santos.

Order Contestant Song Result
1 Mafalda Portela "Flashdance... What a Feeling" Eliminated
2 João Couto "Fast Car" Safe
3 Sara Martins "Ain't Nobody" Safe
4 Carolina Bernardo "Girls Just Want to Have Fun" Bottom 3
5 Miguel M. Santos "Summer of '69" Bottom 3
6 Rita Nascimento "Alone" Safe
7 Paulo Sousa "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)" Safe
8 Luís Travassos "Chico Fininho" Safe

Top 7 - Guilty Pleasures

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Miguel Moura dos Santos was eliminated this week, after being in the bottom 3 two times. He was in the bottom 3 with Carolina Bernardo and with Luís Travassos, who had never been in the bottom players until this point.

Order Contestant Song Result
1 João Couto "Careless Whisper" Safe
2 Luís Travassos "Criatura da Noite" Bottom 3
3 Rita Nascimento "One Day in Your Life" Safe
4 Sara Martins "Wrecking Ball" Safe
5 Paulo Sousa "...Baby One More Time" Safe
6 Miguel M. Santos "I Want It That Way" Eliminated
7 Carolina Bernardo "Bad Case of Loving You" Bottom 3

Top 6 - Viewers' Choice and Judges' Choice

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Carolina Bernardo was the seventh finalist to leave the competition. She was in the bottom 3 with Rita Nascimento and Luís Travassos. This was the first time that the contestants sang two songs. It was revealed the Top 3 of the night which included Sara Martins, João Couto and Paulo Sousa (who ended up being the real Top 3 of the game).

Order Contestant Song Result
1 Luís Travassos "Às Vezes" Bottom 3
2 Carolina Bernardo "Habits" Eliminated
3 Sara Martins "Love Me Like You Do" Safe
4 João Couto "Nothing Really Matters" Safe
5 Rita Nascimento "Blank Space" Bottom 3
6 Paulo Sousa "Earned It" Safe
7 Sara Martins "Something's Got a Hold on Me" Safe
8 João Couto "Blurred Lines" Safe
9 Paulo Sousa "Somebody to Love" Safe
10 Carolina Bernardo "Primavera" Eliminated
11 Luís Travassos "La Tortura" Bottom 3
12 Rita Nascimento "Everybody Hurts" Bottom 3

Rita Nascimento sadly abandons the competition really close to the end, in 5th place. She was in the bottom 2 with Sara Martins, who wasn't in the bottom contestants for five weeks.

Order Contestant Song Result
1 Paulo Sousa "Man in the Mirror" Safe
2 Sara Martins "I Want You Back" Bottom 2
3 Rita Nascimento "The Way You Make Me Feel" Eliminated
4 João Couto "Billie Jean" Safe
5 Luís Travassos "Black or White" Safe
6 João Couto "La Isla Bonita" Safe
7 Paulo Sousa "Four Minutes" Safe
8 Rita Nascimento "Like a Prayer" Eliminated
9 Luís Travassos "Heartbreak City" Safe
10 Sara Martins "Sorry" Bottom 2

Top 4 - Duets / Year They Were Born

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Order Contestant Song Artist / Year Result
1 João Couto "Ela Queria" Virgem Suta Safe
2 Sara Martins "Próxima Estação" João Só Safe
3 Paulo Sousa "Amanhecer" Susana Félix Bottom 2
4 Luís Travassos "O Amor Não é Somente o Amor" Cuca Roseta Eliminated
5 Sara Martins "Don't Speak" 1996 Safe
6 Luís Travassos "Nasce Selvagem" 1990 Eliminated
7 João Couto "Ironic" 1995 Safe
8 Paulo Sousa "Frágil" 1991 Bottom 2

Top 3 - Finale (Part 1)

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Order Contestant Song Result
1 Sara Martins "Valerie" Safe
2 João Couto "Pica do 7" Safe
3 Paulo Sousa "Cry Me a River" Eliminated
4 João Couto "Englishman in New York" Safe
5 Paulo Sousa "Just The Way You Are" Eliminated
6 Sara Martins "You and I" Safe

Top 2 - Finale (Part 2)

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Order Contestant Song Result
1 João Couto "Something" Winner
2 Sara Martins "Cosmic Love" Runner-Up

Elimination chart

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Female Male Top 12 Safe on
Wild Card stage
Safe Bottom Eliminated Judges' Save
Stage: Semifinal Top 122
Week: 14/061 21/06 28/063 05/07 12/07 19/07 26/07 02/08 09/08 16/08 23/084
Place Contestant Results
1 João Couto Top 12 Winner
2 Sara Martins Top 12 Bottom 3 Bottom 2 Runner-Up
3 Paulo Sousa Top 12 Bottom 3 Bottom 2 Elim
4 Luís Travassos Top 12 Bottom 3 Bottom 3 Elim
5 Rita Nascimento Wild Card Bottom 3 Bottom 3 Bottom 3 Elim
6 Carolina Bernardo Top 12 Bottom 3 Bottom 3 Bottom 3 Elim
7 Miguel M. Santos Top 12 Bottom 3 Bottom 3 Elim
8 Mafalda Portela Top 12 Saved Elim
9 Mário Pedrosa Top 12 Elim
10-11 Gonçalo Santos Top 12 Bottom 3 Elim
Albert "Tinho" Wild Card
12 Andresa Tavares Top 12 Elim
13-14 Nelson Pereira Elim
Maria Medeiros
15-20 Francisco Rodrigues Elim
Paloma Nunes
Maria Elisa Silva
Carolina Canhão
Laura Lopes
Pedro Cau
  • ^Note 1 On June 14, the judges picked the Top 12, however, only 10 were chosen directly to perform on the live shows. Albert and Nelson sang once again and only Albert went through. The same situation happened with Rita and Maria, having Rita been chosen to the Top 12. This were the two Wild Card picks.
  • ^Note 2 During the live shows, João Manzarra only revealed the bottom three and the eliminated player. It has never been told which contestant had been in the bottom two with the eliminated one.
  • ^Note 3 On June 28, Mafalda Portela was the contestant with the fewest votes. However, the judges decided to use their only save on her. That decision meant that two singers would have to be eliminated the following week (Gonçalo and Albert).
  • ^Note 4 On August 23, the three finalists all performed two times. After those two performances, the contestant with the lowest number of votes was revealed to be Paulo Sousa, ending in third place. After that, the voting lines were reopened and João and Sara, the Top 2, sang another time. The final results were the combination of the votes received by them until Paulo's elimination and the votes received after that.

Controversy

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On May 3, 2015, during the show's broadcast with a new episode, a 16-year-old contestant by the name of Alexandre Rebelo who had prominent ears auditioned to be on the show previously on March 27, 2015. Alexandre's grandmother gave him authorization to be in the casting, but he did not get to sing in front of the juries. He instead simply sung on camera with the song: "Diamonds" by Rihanna.

But what Alexandre didn't expect, the TV producers were bullying and making fun of him solely because of his hard of hearing. The TV producers went out of their way and maliciously decided to add a special effect via post-production onto Alexandre by inflating his ears in a much bigger size while he was still singing and the producers even added inappropriate cartoon-like background music without his knowledge and consent as the episode was being publicly broadcast across the entire country as for "humor."[4] This embarrassed and humiliated Rebelo up to the point where he was skipping school and could not even leave his own home. He was very displeased upon seeing what happened during the episode when it was first broadcast, along with his grandmother who was in great despair crying because Alexandre always got bullied in school because of his ears.[5][6]

SIC and FremantleMedia has since claimed that they regret pulling the move. On the Facebook page of the show however, several outraged comments were posted by many users forcing the producers of the show to apologize for such incident and for humiliating Alexandre.[7][8][9][10] They apologized to the grandmother but she told them that an apology will simply not be enough to cover the damages that have been done towards her grandson. She wants true justice upon Alexandre's suffering and the following incident that was caused is going to be at a high cost.

A campaign has started by Alexandre himself to fight against bullying regarding SIC's action.[11][12]

References

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  1. ^ "'Ídolos' Season 6: João Couto".
  2. ^ "'Ídolos' Season 6: Sara Martins".
  3. ^ "'Ídolos' Season 6: Paulo Sousa". Archived from the original on 2018-11-01. Retrieved 2018-07-29.
  4. ^ "Ídolos acusado de bullying, por gozar com concerrate com concorrente com orelhas grandes". xicapenico.org. 2015-05-06. Retrieved 2015-05-09.
  5. ^ "Ídolos: Espectadores acusam programa de "bullying" - CM Portugal". cmportugal.com. 2015-05-06. Retrieved 2015-05-09.
  6. ^ ""Caso Ídolos" – Alexandre já reagiu e diz que vai pedir indemnização". dioguinho.pt. 2015-05-09. Retrieved 2015-05-09.
  7. ^ "Ídolos: Espectadores acusam programa de "bullying"". observador.pt. 2015-05-05. Retrieved 2015-05-09.
  8. ^ "Concorrente do "Ídolos" acusa a SIC de bullying". 2015-05-09. Retrieved 2015-05-09 – via PressReader.
  9. ^ "Bullying é proibido na escola e aplaudido no Ídolos". blastingnews.com. 2015-05-04. Retrieved 2015-05-09.
  10. ^ "SIC lamenta sucedido com jovem ridicularizado em 'Ídolos'". noticiasaominuto.com. 2015-05-05. Retrieved 2015-05-09.
  11. ^ "Concorrente do "Ídolos" acusa a SIC de bullying". 2015-05-09. Retrieved 2015-05-09 – via PressReader.
  12. ^ "Concorrente do "Ídolos"acusa a SIC de bullying". jn.pt. 2015-05-09. Retrieved 2015-05-09.
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