The Voice Kids / Season 6

The sixth season of the German singing talent show The Voice Kids was first broadcast on television from February 11, 2018 to April 15, 2018. The sixth season was moderated by Thore Schölermann and Debbie Schippers . The jury consisted of the pop singer Nena in a double chair with her daughter Larissa , the former The Voice finalist Max Giesinger and the singer-songwriter Mark Forster . The sixth season winner was Anisa Celik .

Season 6 of The Voice Kids
Episodes	9
length	120-150 minutes
Country of production	Germany
Manufacturing company	Talpa Germany
First broadcast	February 11, 2018 - April 15, 2018 on Sat.1
regularity	Sunday
occupation
Moderation	Thore Schölermann Debbie Schippers
other contributors	Coaches Nena and Larissa Max Giesinger Mark Forster
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First phase: the blind auditions

episode	The coaches and their candidates
	Nena and Larissa	Max Giesinger	Mark Forster
01	Alycia (10 Years) Bjarne (12 Years)	Jouline (13 Years) Marcel (12 Years) Nina (14 Years)	Anisa (10 Years) Gabriel (14 Years) Jil (14 Years) Jonah (13 Years) Klaas (11 Years)
02	Christian (14 years) Gina-Maria (14 years) Josephine (14 years) Lily-Marie (12 years)	Benicio (13 years) Dimitrios (11 years) Lena (9 years) Maxima (13 years)	Kayla (9 Years) Shayan (9 Years)
03	Cristian (14 years) Oliwia (14 years) Santiago (14 years)	Diana (14 Years) Flavio (13 Years) Jule (11 Years) Natalia Joy (14 Years)	Chiara (14 Years) Daria (11 Years) Julian (13 Years)
04	Sara (12 years) Lea (14 years) Zlata (10 years) Emma (14 years) Tim (13 years)	Joey (13 Years) Samuele (13 Years) Selina (14 Years)	Philias (12 Years) Leni (13 Years) Eliza (11 Years) Charlotte (13 Years)
05	Sarah (9 years) Malisa (13 years) Emily (14 years) Friederike (14 years)	Nadin (14 Years) Lisa (13 Years) Besim (13 Years) Phil (14 Years)	Pepe (13 Years) Marissa (14 Years) Lucas N. (12 Years) Sienna (10 Years)
total	18th	18th	18th

Second phase: the battle round

In the 6th season, a total of 54 children were able to qualify for the second round during the “blind auditions”, so 18 candidates were represented in each team. Three children from each team sang a song together, a so-called "battle". The respective coach then decided which of them could continue to participate in the next round, the “Sing Offs”.

episode	Battle	Candidates			song	team
06	1	Kayla	Sienna	Anisa	Wannabe from Spice Girls	mark
	2	Jouline	Besim	Lisa	Diamonds from Rihanna	Max
	3	Alycia	Zlata	Emily	Choirs by Mark Forster	Nena & Larissa
	4th	Jonah	Daria	Shayan	Jackpot from Teesy	mark
	5	Diana	Benicio	Maxima	Thinking Out Loud by Ed Sheeran	Max
	6th	Lea	Bjarne	Oliwia	I Wish by Stevie Wonder	Nena & Larissa
	7th	Flavio	Nadin	Samuele	Grande amore by Il Volo	Max
07	8th	Eliza	Klaas	Chiara	Best of You by Foo Fighters	mark
	9	Melisa	Lily-Marie	Sarah	We Are the World by USA for Africa	Nena & Larissa
	10	Phil	Marcel	Joey	Use Somebody from Kings of Leon	Max
	11	Tim	Josephine	Christian	Should I Stay or Should I Go by The Clash	Nena & Larissa
	12	Philias	Charlotte	Pepe	Are you crying? of real	mark
	13	Lena	Dimitrios	Juliet	Just a word from we are heroes	Max
	14th	Santiago	Friederike	Gina-Marie	Symphony by Clean Bandit feat. Zara Larsson	Nena & Larissa
	15th	Leni	Marissa	Jil	Jealous from Labrinth	mark
08	16	Julian	Lucas	Gabriel	All For Love by Sting , Rod Stewart & Bryan Adams	mark
	17th	Selina	Nina	Natalia Joy	Firework by Katy Perry	Max
	18th	Emma	Cristian	Sara	Home Is Where Your Heart Is by The Sounds	Nena & Larissa

Third phase: the sing-offs

The six winners from the “battles” appeared again one after the other in the respective team. There they sang their songs from the "Blind Auditions" again. Your own coach was then allowed to choose two children from your own team to take part in the final. Each coach was able to “steal” a third talent from another team, which then also made it to the final.

episode	Coach	candidate	song	Steal deal
08	Nena & Larissa	Sarah	¿Quién será? by Danny Frank
		Santiago	Who's Loving You by Michael Bublé
		Alycia	Clown by Emeli Sandé
		Josephine	At this moment from Roger Cicero
		Emma	Non, je ne regrette rien by Édith Piaf
		Oliwia	Sweet Child o 'Mine by Guns N' Roses	mark
	mark	Jonah	Jump by Kris Kross	Max
		Charlotte	Go Solo by Tom Rosenthal
		Klaas	Enter Sandman from Metallica
		Jil	Royals from Lorde
		Anisa	Traffic Lights by Lena Meyer-Landrut
		Julian	O mio babbino caro by Giacomo Puccini
	Max	Jouline	The Power of Love by Frankie Goes To Hollywood
		Benicio	Bird Set Free by Sia
		Natalia Joy	Yours by Ella Henderson	Nena & Larissa
		Dimitrios	Candy from Robbie Williams
		Phil	Free Fallin ' by John Mayer
		Flavio	Skyfall by Adele

Fourth phase: finals

The final took place on April 15, 2018. In order to protect minors , the stage performances of the underage participants were recorded earlier and broadcast with a time delay, only the announcement of the winners was broadcast live.

The three finalists per team had a joint appearance with their coach and then each had a solo appearance. After that, each coach had to choose one of his talents, which he took into the final phase, the “voting round”.

episode	Start number	Surname	Songs	Coach
09	1	Benicio	Let It Go by James Bay	Max
	2	Jonah	Hey ya! by OutKast
	3	Flavio	Turning tables from Adele
	4th	Alycia	Over the Rainbow by Judy Garland	Nena & Larissa
	5	Santiago	I Want You Back by The Jackson Five
	6th	Natalia Joy	Paradise City from Guns N 'Roses
	7th	Oliwia	What I've Done by Linkin Park	mark
	8th	Anisa	Happy by Pharrell Williams
	9	Klaas	School's Out by Alice Cooper

Fifth phase: voting round

The three winners of the fourth phase Benicio, Santiago and Anisa each sang another song. In addition, the band Sunrise Avenue was guests, who presented their new title Heartbreak Century . In the meantime, viewers could vote for their favorites via televoting . The winner of the show became Anisa.

episode	Start number	Surname	song	Coach
09	1	Benicio	You Are the Reason by Calum Scott	Max
	2	Santiago	Stairway to Heaven by Led Zeppelin	Nena & Larissa
	3	Anisa	Let It Go by Idina Menzel	mark

Audience ratings

0 Viewing ratings of the 6th season in detail
No. (season)	No. (total)	broadcast	date	spectator		Market share
				total	14 to 49 years	total	14 to 49 years
01	39	Blind auditions	Sun, Feb. 11, 2018	2.84 million	1.46 million	8.6%	12.7%
02	40		Sun, Feb. 18, 2018	2.55 million	1.30 million	8.0%	11.8%
03	41		Sun, Feb 25, 2018	2.66 million	1.38 million	8.5%	12.6%
04	42		Sun, Mar 4th 2018 0	2.44 million	1.25 million	7.5%	11.3%
05	43		Sun, Mar 11 2018	2.56 million	1.28 million	8.0%	11.9%
06	44	Battles	Sun, Mar 18 2018	2.32 million	1.24 million	7.2%	11.5%
07	45		Sun, Mar 25 2018	2.52 million	1.32 million	8.0%	12.4%
08	46	Battles & Sing-Offs	Sun, Apr 8, 2018 0	2.01 million	0.92 million	6.6%	9.2%
09	47	final	Sun, Apr. 15, 2018	2.17 million	1.05 million	7.4%	10.5%

Individual evidence

1. ^ Sidney Schering: Promising season start for "The Voice Kids". In: quotenmeter.de. February 12, 2018, accessed February 12, 2018 . 
2. ↑ Sidney Schering: Always on: "Kitchen Impossible" increases again. In: quotenmeter.de. February 19, 2018, accessed February 20, 2018 . 
3. ↑ Sidney Schering: "The Voice Kids" on the rise. In: quotenmeter.de. February 26, 2018, accessed February 26, 2018 . 
4. ↑ Sidney Schering: “MacGyver” has to tinker with a quota turbo. In: quotenmeter.de. March 5, 2018, accessed March 5, 2018 . 
5. ↑ Timo Nöthling: "The Voice Kids" is stabilizing. In: quotenmeter.de. March 12, 2018, accessed March 13, 2018 . 
6. ↑ Everything about “The Voice Kids”. In: quotenmeter.de. March 30, 2018, accessed March 30, 2018 . 
7. ↑ Everything about “The Voice Kids”. In: quotenmeter.de. March 30, 2018, accessed March 30, 2018 . 
8. ↑ "The Voice Kids" crashes. In: quotenmeter.de. April 9, 2018, accessed April 16, 2018 . 
9. ^ "The Voice Kids" with the worst finale. In: quotenmeter.de. April 16, 2018, accessed April 18, 2018 .