Germany is looking for the superstar / Season 17

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Season 17 of Germany is looking for the superstar
Episodes 22nd
Country of production GermanyGermany Germany
Manufacturing company UFA Show & Factual GmbH
First broadcast January 4, 2020 - April 4, 2020 on RTL
regularity Saturdays,
Tuesdays (until before Duisburg recall)
occupation
Moderation Alexander Klaws
other contributors jury
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The seventeenth season of the German singing talent show Deutschland sucht den Superstar was broadcast from January 4 to April 4, 2020 on the RTL television program. As in the previous year, the jury consisted of Dieter Bohlen , Oana Nechiti , Xavier Naidoo and Pietro Lombardi ; Before the start of the live show, Xavier Naidoo was excluded from the jury and replaced by Florian Silbereisen from the second live show . As before, the motto “No Limits” applied; with which candidates could participate in the casting without stylistic restrictions. The age limit was still 30 years.

The 26-year-old Ramon Roselly - who competed under his real name Ramon Kaselowsky until the finals - was chosen by the audience as the winner, winning 100,000 euros and a record deal with Universal Music .

procedure

After twelve casting episodes, recorded on the Drachenfels near Königswinter , on the Forggensee near Füssen and in the Hanse Gate Hamburg, the 126 candidates who had advanced were called to Sölden . They initially appeared in larger groups, those who progressed from them then in two, three or four groups. 22 of them - plus the four winners of the Golden CDs - received a ticket to South Africa . There they were supported by the vocal coaches Juliette Schoppmann and André Franke . After the foreign recall, a candidate was disqualified because of a rule violation. The remaining eleven candidates competed in an additional recall in the Duisburg Landscape Park for seven places in the live shows. Groups of three or two men and women sang, after which the jury sent four participants to the live shows. The remaining seven superstar aspirants had to complete solo appearances, which led to the decision on the remaining three places. In the three live shows before the final, one candidate was eliminated, as was the case in the first two rounds of the final. In the final duel with the same song, the winner was determined.

South Africa recall

In the opening sequence, the 13 female and male candidates each appeared in two quartets and one trio. There was also a mixed quartet. The setting for the first two episodes was the Tsitsikamma National Park . In the third episode, the location changed to the beach in the Cape Town district of Camps Bay . In the fourth episode, the remaining 18 candidates performed seven mixed-sex and one female duet. Since a candidate had previously dropped out voluntarily, his singing partner sang alone. Before the jury's verdict, another participant announced that he did not see the format as suitable for himself. These last appearances in South Africa took place at the Boschendal winery in Franschhoek . Eleven candidates advanced to the next round. Since Dieter Bohlen found an even number cheaper, Kathrin Bibert, who had already left, was allowed to join again.

Candidates
Candidate, dude place of residence Notes, profession Retired in
Ramon Kaselowsky 26th Zschernitz Winner of the relay , building cleaner -
Chiara D'Amico 18th Frankfurt Recall 2019 , parents from Italy , schoolgirl final
Joshua Tappe 25th Holzminden Participant in The Voice of Germany 2018 (Blind Auditions) , customer advisor in a bank
Paulina Wagner 22nd Cologne Student (journalism and corporate communication)
Lydia Kelovitz 29 AustriaAustria St. Egyden am Steinfeld 2013 in recall , wrestler, insurance clerk Live show 3
Marcio Pereira Conrado 26th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Glarus born in Brazil , promoter Live show 2
Ricardo Rodrigues 21st SwitzerlandSwitzerland Basel Portuguese , trainee (educator) Live show 1
Nicole Frolov 16 Rietberg Parents from Kazakhstan , participant in The Voice Kids 2013 , student Episode 18
Lorna Hysa 27 AlbaniaAlbania Tirana Participant in The X Factor 2012 and other music shows in Albania, student ( business informatics ), first years of study in Switzerland
Tamara Lara Perez 20th SwitzerlandSwitzerland Hedingen Parents from Italy and Spain , participant in The Voice Kids 2014 , trained business woman
Manolito black 27 Muenster Winner of the participant search for DSDS at Guten Morgen Deutschland , job seeker
Kathrin "Katja" Bibert 20th Hamburg singer Disqualification after episode 17
Nataly fencer 26th AustriaAustria Prinzendorf Participant in Popstars - Mission Austria 2011 , finalist in The Voice of Austria 2016, former figure skater, ballet training, pharmaceutical and commercial assistant Episode 17
Isabell Heck 24 Cologne Voluntarily dropped out in the 2014 recall , junior dispatcher in a personnel company
Kevin Jenewein 26th Sulzbach / Saar Golden CD from Pietro Lombardi, 2013 in the international recall , Zimmermann
Kristina Shloma 22nd Eggenfelden born in Kazakhstan , saleswoman in a shoe store
Kevin Amendola 26th Stuttgart time employees Episode 17
voluntarily
Raphael Goldmann 28 Westerstede Golden CD from Dieter Bohlen, musician, recalled in 2008 , cutting machine operator
Liron Blumberg 16 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Zurich student Episode 16
Elvin Kovaci 17th Burladingen from Serbia , trainee (office management clerk)
Kosta Kreativa 28 Berlin Parents from Cyprus , trained make-up artist and cook, bank employee
Francesco Mobilia 21st Oberstenfeld Golden CD from Xavier Naidoo, born in the Czech Republic , customer advisor at a railway company
Vanissa Toufeili 23 SwitzerlandSwitzerland Spreitenbach born in Lebanon , secretary in the mother's shop Episode 15
Carolin Milena Kries 16 Bodenheim Golden CD from Oana Nechiti, schoolgirl Episode 14
Daniela Washington Matias 17th Courageous Portuguese and American from Madeira , schoolgirl
Luis Molicnik 19th Luebbecke Tennis instructor

Live shows

Candidates

space candidate Age Retired on motto
1. Ramon Kaselowsky
 		26th - -
2. Chiara D'Amico 18th 4. April
3. Joshua Tappe 25th
4th Paulina Wagner 22nd
5. Lydia Kelovitz 30th 28th March Loud and quiet
6th Marcio Pereira Conrado 26th March 21st -
7th Ricardo Rodrigues 21st the 14th of March

First live show

The first live show aired on March 14, 2020. Before the solo appearances there was a group song by the boys, Blinding Lights from The Weeknd and by the girls In my memory from Silbermond . For the first time, the remaining three jurors were able to give a live show candidate 5% additional votes with one CD each. Dieter Bohlen, however, "symbolically" awarded his CD to Alexander Klaws. The presenter and first DSDS winner sang the DSDS anthem We Have a Dream with the then runner-up Juliette Schoppmann at the end of the show, with Dieter Bohlen and Pietro Lombardi . Because of the corona pandemic , only family members and friends were allowed as spectators in the hall.

Starting
place 		candidate Song
original artist 		Result placement Calls in%
plus jurors%
1 Ricardo Rodrigues There's Nothing Holdin 'Me Back - Shawn Mendes eliminated 7th 02.74
2 Paulina Wagner One hundred percent - Helene Fischer further 2 15.05
10.05 + 5 (Nechiti)
3 Marcio Pereira Conrado 7 Years - Lukas Graham further 3 12.39
07.39 + 5 (Lombardi)
4th Chiara D'Amico In Your Eyes - Robin Schulz & Alida further 6th 08.64
5 Joshua Tappe Sex on Fire - Kings of Leon further 4th 10.73
6th Lydia Kelovitz Like a Prayer - Madonna further 5 09.29
7th Ramon Kaselowsky Mandy (German cover version by Karel Gott ) - Barry Manilow further 1 51.16

Second live show

Also in the second live show, unlike in the previous seasons, there was no fixed motto. It aired on March 21, 2020. The candidates sang in two groups before the solo performances. Ramon, Marcio and Chiara sang Señorita by Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello and Joshua, Lydia and Paulina Échame la culpa by Luis Fonsi and Demi Lovato . Due to the corona pandemic, family members and friends were now excluded from the audience, and dancers no longer performed.

Starting
place 		candidate Song
original artist 		Result placement Calls in%
plus jurors%
1 Chiara D'Amico My heart - Beatrice Egli further 3 15.24
10.24 + 5 (planks)
2 Marcio Pereira Conrado I Don't Feel Like Dancin ' - Scissor Sisters eliminated 6th 11.23
6.23 + 5 (Nechiti)
3 Lydia Kelovitz I Love Rock 'n' Roll - Britney Spears further 5 12.65
7.65 + 5 (silver iron)
4th Ramon Kaselowsky You should kiss red lips (cover of Lucky Lips ) - Cliff Richard further 1 46.79
5 Joshua Tappe Breaking Me - Topic & A7S further 4th 13.87
6th Paulina Wagner I love life (cover by Andrea Berg ) - Vicky Leandros further 2 20.22
15.22 + 5 (Lombardi)

Third live show

The semifinals were under the motto loud and quiet . The candidates each performed two songs. Family members were shown from home.

Starting
places 		candidate Song (loud)
original artist 		Song (quietly)
original artist 		Result placement Calls in%
plus jurors%
1.6 Paulina Wagner Our day - Helene Fischer Quieter - Lea further 2 21.92
11.92 + 10 (Nechiti, silver iron)
2.7 Joshua Tappe 194 countries - Mark Forster I'll leave the light on for you - Gunslinger further 3 18.26
13.26 + 5 (Lombardi)
3.8 Chiara D'Amico 1000 dreams wide (Tornerò) - Anna-Maria Zimmermann The best - Silbermond further 4th 12.32
4.9 Ramon Kaselowsky There are tears in your eyes - Costa Cordalis / Bobby Solo (1966) You have to go over seven bridges - carats further 1 57.63
52.63 + 5 (planks)
5.10 Lydia Kelovitz Tainted Love - Marilyn Manson Million Reasons - Lady Gaga eliminated 5 09.87

final

In the first round, each of the finalists performed a song that was “new” to them, after which the candidate with the fewest calls had to be eliminated. In the second round, the three participants sang a song they had already presented in this season, after which another candidate had to leave the stage. The singers chosen by the audience for the last duel performed the same final song composed by Dieter Bohlen. Ramon Kaselowsky, who this time competed under his stage name Ramon Roselly , won the race.

Starting
places 		candidate Round 1 round 2 Round 3 placement Calls in%
New song
original artist 		Season highlight original artist
 Final song Round 1 round 2 Round 3
1.5 Joshua Tappe Supergirl - Reamonn Up - Tim Bendzko One night 3 10.49 10.82 -
2 Paulina Wagner Seven Lives for You - Maite Kelly How beautiful you are - Sarah Connor One night 4th 10.32 - -
3,6,8 Chiara D'Amico ... Baby One More Time - Britney Spears Dance Monkey - Tones and I One night 2 13.14 16.11 19.18
4.7.9 Ramon Kaselowsky Tears don't lie - Michael Holm 100 years are still too short - Randolph Rose One night 1 66.05 73.07 80.82
 Next or winner
 Eliminated
 Not presented

Odds

episode competition First broadcast Audience Audience rating
01 Castings Sat 4th January 2020 3.86 million 12.2%
02 Tue, January 7, 2020 3.05 million 10.2%
03 Sat January 11, 2020 3.90 million 12.9%
04th Tue, January 14, 2020 3.40 million 11.3%
05 Sat January 18, 2020 3.87 million 12.6%
06th Tue, January 21, 2020 3.59 million 11.9%
07th Sat, January 25, 2020 4.01 million 13.3%
08th Tue, January 28, 2020 3.51 million 11.9%
09 Sat, February 1, 2020 3.43 million 11.6%
10 Tue, February 4, 2020 3.08 million 10.3%
11 Sat, February 8, 2020 3.49 million 11.9%
12 Tue, February 11, 2020 3.31 million 11.3%
13 Sölden recall Sat, February 15, 2020 3.14 million 11.8%
14th South Africa recall Tue, February 18, 2020 2.92 million 09.9%
15th Sat, February 22, 2020 3.23 million 11.2%
16 Tue, February 25, 2020 3.22 million 10.8%
17th Sat, February 29, 2020 3.54 million 11.7%
18th Duisburg recall Sat, March 7, 2020 3.55 million 12.6%
19th Live show 1 Sat, March 14, 2020 3.50 million 11.6%
20th Live show 2 Sat, March 21, 2020 3.94 million 11.4%
21st Live show 3 Sat, March 28, 2020 3.67 million 11.2%
22nd final Sat, April 4, 2020 4.24 million 13.3%

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b DWDL de GmbH: RTL is separating from Xavier Naidoo with immediate effect. Retrieved March 11, 2020 .
  2. ↑ Florian Silbereisen becomes the new juror at DSDS! In: RTL.de. March 20, 2020, accessed March 20, 2020 .
  3. ↑ a b RTL.de: DSDS rules broken: Kathrin "Katja" Bibert is out! , March 3, 2020, accessed on March 3, 2020
  4. ↑ DSDS South Africa 2020 - Filming locations & locations madiba.de from February 18, 2020, accessed on March 1, 2020
  5. ↑ Fencer from St. Pölten rocks Germany is looking for the superstar mein district.at/st-poelten from January 7, 2020, accessed on February 27, 2020
  6. ↑ DSDS 2020 statistics: audience ratings, audience numbers. Retrieved February 23, 2020 .