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Glasat na Bulgaria (TV series)

Field	Value
image	Voice bulgaria.jpg
native_name	Гласът на България
genre	Reality television
creator	John de Mol Jr.
Roel van Velzen
presenter	{{plainlist
judges	{{plainlist
country	Bulgaria
language	Bulgarian
location	Seven-Eight Productions (1–3)
MediaPro Entertainment (2–3)
bTV Studios (4–)
network	bTV
first_aired
last_aired	present
runtime	150 minutes
company	Talpa Media Group (2011–2019)
ITV Studios (2020–present)
num_episodes	197
num_seasons	11

Roel van Velzen

Marten Roberto
Victoria Terziyska
Yana Marinova
Pavell
Venci Venc'
Ivan Tishev
Vladimir Zombori
Boryana Bratoeva
Mariana Popova
Kiril Marichkov
Ivana
Miro
Preslava
Yordan Karadjov
Victoria Terziyska
Atanas Penev
Desi Slava
Orlin Goranov
Kamelia
Ivan Lechev
Poli Genova
Grafa
Mihaela Fileva
Dara
Galena
Lubo Kirov
Maria Ilieva MediaPro Entertainment (2–3) bTV Studios (4–) ITV Studios (2020–present)

Glasat na Bulgaria (Bulgarian: Гласът на България) is a Bulgarian reality singing competition and local version of The Voice of Holland. Its first season was held in the summer of 2011 on bTV. One of the show's important premises is the singing talent's quality. Four coaches (popular performing artists) train the talents in their group and occasionally perform with them. Talents are selected in blind auditions, where the coaches cannot see, but only hear the auditioner.

Format

The series consists of the following phases.

In this stage, four coaches, all noteworthy recording artists, form a team of artists. Each coach has the length of the auditionee's performance to decide if they want that singer on their team. If more than one coach want the same singer, the singer decides which team they join.

From season 4 onwards, when the contestant fails to turn any chair, the contestant would leave the stage without having a conversation with the coaches.

Starting in season 6, a new element has been added: the block button. Three smaller buttons allow one coach to block any of the other three to prevent them from getting an artist. In season 7, when the blocked coach tried to turn around for the contestant, their chair did not turn around. In season 10, the super-block rule was applied - a coach can be blocked only after they turned around and the audition ended, then their chair will turn to the audience again.

In season 11 the Super Pass was introduced. Each coach can press this Button once in the Blind Auditions and while the other coaches get blocked, the contestants goes starlight to The Battles.

Final selection

From season 8 onwards, coaches have the freedom to select an unlimited number of contestants to form their respective teams. However, the number of contestants on the team will be finalized by cutting them down to a certain number (usually 12).

Battles

Each team of singers is mentored and developed by its respective coach. In the second stage, called the "battles", coaches pair their team members, who battle against each other directly by singing the same song together.

The coach chooses which artist advances into the next round. Nevertheless, starting in season 2, a new power is added during this phase: the steal. Each coach is given, usually, two "steals" to save an artist from another team who lost their respective battle. In season 9, the non-stop steal was featured. Each artist that is stolen will sit in a designated seat, on the backstage, but if the coach decides to steal another one, the former will be eliminated and replaced by the latter. Season 10 introduced a new rule for only this season. Each coach can save both his artists and advance them both to the knockouts.

Super battles

The "super battles" round was implemented in seasons 4 and 5. The participants who remained after the battles are grouped into trios. Each artist had to sing, a song of their choice, in order to convince their respective coach to pick them for the live shows.

Knockouts

In season 6, the "knockouts" replaced the "super battles". In this round, three chairs are placed on the stage to be seated by contestants. After the artist performs a song of their choice, the coach will decide if the artist will be going forward to the next round, by giving them a chair, or if the artist will go home, by not giving them a chair. If the three chairs are filled and the coach wants to give a chair to another artist, they are sitting on the given chair and the person previously sitting on the third and last seat is eliminated. At the end of this round, three artists per team will be moved to the live shows.

In season 10 the format of the round was changed. Each coach will divide their 8 singers into 4 pairs. The performers from each pair will compete against each other by performing a song of their choice one after the other on stage. At the end, it's the coach who decides the contestant, continuing to the Live shows.

In season 11 the rules were changed again: after each contestant's solo performance, the respective coach will have to decide either the artist qualify for the next round, is directly eliminated, or is sent to the "Danger Zone" – at risk of elimination. Each coach have one steal to use across the round for the eliminated contestants or in the "Danger Zone". After all members from one team have concluded their performances, the coach will save a number of artists from the "Danger Zone" to move on to the Playoffs. Contestants who are sent to the "Danger Zone" and not chosen by their coach are eliminated, but have a chance to be saved. Also, each coach set a theme for the songs, but each contestant would choose their song.

Live shows

In the live shows, the surviving acts from each team again perform and the public votes for their favorite, in order to advance to the next episode. Out of the artists that did not receive the most votes, the coach chooses which of them continue on the competition. In the finale, the outcome is solely decided by public vote.

In season eight, a new stage was introduced, the "live cross-battles" (which replaced the knockouts in the ninth season). An artist would be chosen by their coach to compete against an artist from another team. The selection of the artists and their order of appearance were all decided by their respective coaches, and all of them were done without the knowledge of the opposing coach. Therefore, the battle pairings were completely random, and would only be revealed when the coaches appeared with their selected artists on stage. The winner of each battle would be determined via public votes. Due to this round, it would not be guaranteed if a coach would have a remaining contestant to fight for in the final, which happened for the first time in the show with Lubo Kirov's team in the eighth season.

From the ninth season, on the semi-final the public determined the finalists, no matter the team, which ment that not every coach could have a finalist, which happened in the tenth season and the eleventh season with Ivan Lechev's team.

In season 11, the Playoffs were introduced. From each team, two artists advanced to the semi-final from the public vote and one artist advances by the coach's choice with a total of 12 contestants moving to the semi-final.

Coaches

Coaches' teams

: Winner : Runner-up : Third place : Fourth place

Season	Coaches	Kiril Marichkov	Ivana	Miro	Mariana Popova	1	2	Yordan Karadjov	Preslava	Victoria Terziyska	Miro	3	Orlin Goranov	Desi Slava	Atanas Penev	Miro	4	Ivan Lechev	Poli Genova	Kamelia	Grafa	5	6	Ivan Lechev	Mihaela Fileva	Kamelia	Grafa	7	8	Ivan Lechev	Dara	Galena	Lubo Kirov	9	10	Ivan Lechev	Dara	Maria Ilieva	Miro	11	Ivan Lechev	Dara	Maria Ilieva	Grafa	12
Igor Shabov
Valentina Dimitrova
Ani Sarandeva
Radoslav Gergov
Rafaela Koseva
Boyan Mihaylov	Antoaneta Linkova
Gergana Koeva
Nevena Peykova
Aleksandar Baychev
Nargiz Saidova
Radina Atanasova	Todor Gadzhalov
Elitsa Naumova
Melinda Hristova
Sevinch Ibrahim
Kristina Avramova
Viktoria Gyurova	Steliyana Hristova
Nevena Koleva
Georgi Dyulgerov
Bogdana Mitova
Gergana Ruseva
Tsvetana Dicheva
Krasimira Ivanova
Hristo Mladenov
Miroslav Tsankov
Stanislava Semova
Gita Petkova
Yanitsa Rageva
Nikolina Atanasova
Boryana Boneva	Todor Georgiev
Sashka Aleksandrova
Tsvetelin Nikolov
Petar Rangelov
Kristian Dimitrov
Nyagoleta Zheleva
Elena Katrankyovska
Plamen Borisov	Vasil Chergov
Nina Ilieva
Nikoleta Stanoykova
Nadezhda Dimitrova
Dilyana Yordanova
Madlen Kovacheva
Mariela Gosheva
Teni Omede	Ivaylo Donkov
Vasya Popova
Ventsislav Katov
Nevena Dimitrova
Galina Makaveeva
Emilia Valenti
Hristo Mihaylov
Margarita Incheva
Anna Pesheva
Petar Rangelov
Tyurkyan Ismail
Sabina Doneva
Dani Chukov
Ivan Chenov
Stanislav Georgiev-Siso
Biserka Mladenova	Kristina Ivanova
Iveta Kostova
Asen Mihaylov
Viktoria Peneva
Selim Mirov
Svetoslav Vladimirov
Tihomir Tsonev
Mila Zheleva	Ati Molova
Stefani Ilieva
Maria Marinova
Yana Kamenova
Krum Filipov
Venetsia Netsova
Marieta Petrakieva
Dilyana Yordanova	Nevena Tsoneva
Zoya Mutisheva
Hristiyana Dankova
Svetlana Cheprazova
Ivelina Dolapchieva
Ogi Georgiev
Lazar Kisyov
Sonya Ivanova
Radko Petkov
Dimitar Atanasov & Hristo Mladenov
Maria Dimova «Mia D»	Sarah Suzette
Simona Zagorova
Dea Maistorska	Kristina Kabadieva
Paulina Goranov
Elena Freymann	Yana Sabanova
Kristian Grancharov
Ivaylo Filipov
Nia Petrova
Nikola Zdravkov
Trio Trinity
Simona Zaharieva	Viktoria Dinkova
Aleksandar Savov
Anna Azatyan
Anastasia Belyavskaya	Olivia Nikolova
Nikola Chochev
Nikol Todorova
Gergana Velikova	Rafael Pasamov
Maria Pashalyska
Yagoda Treneva
Simeon Zhelyazkov
Iva Georgieva
Nikolay Vodenicharov-Niketsa
Simona Simeonova	Nadezhda Aleksandrova
Hristian Nenov
Veniamin Dimitrov	Kiril Hadzhiev-Tino
Maria Velichkova
Todor Simeonov	Atanas Kateliev
Galina Krasimirova
Ivana Mutskova
Georgi Shopov
Plamen Bonev
Kalina Velkovska	Elena Sirakova
Ilin Papazyan
Svetoslav Georgiev	Kerana
Kristina Doncheva
Hristo Vasilev	Joana Sashova
Alexandar Georgiev
Alexandar Slavchev
Ivan Lazarov
Boris Hristov
Raya Dimitrova
Ivan Ivanov	Lidiya Ganeva
Daniel Staykov
Hristina Yosifova	Petya Paneva
Georgi Kostadinov
Ekaterina Sava	Ivan Ivanov
Stefan Zdravkovic
Jamie Rashed
Alexandar Petrov
Sonya Mihailova
Elizabeth Zaharieva
Maxim Panayotov
Misher	Jacklyn Tarrakci
Silvi Philip	Kaloyan Nikolov
Victor Stambolov
Boris Lapshov
Nadezhda Bogoeva	Desislava Latinova
Boyan Boev
Nicola Stoyanov
Tsvetelina Petrova
Georgi Georgiev
Kaloyan Paunov
Maria Koleva
Zornitsa Petrova	Nikola Yanakiev
Arcangelo D'Angelo
Valeria Voykova
Aleksandra Georgieva	Dimitrina Germanova
Simeon Slavev
Aleksandra Borisova
Marin Rusinov	Nadezhda Kovacheva
Elena Popova
Yanitsa Kaneva
Alexander Kolev
Simona Stateva
Victoria Blagoeva
Yoana Marinova
Raya Yovcheva	Slaveya Ivanova
Yordan Petev
Yana Dimitrova
Nedko Geshev	David Milanov
Jacklyn Kostadinova
Aleksandar Savov
Maria Mironova	Anna Stavreva
Trio Fida
Samuel Manuelyan
Aleksandar Atanasov

Coaches' timeline

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File:Miroslav Kostadinov.jpg|Miro (2011–2014; 2023) File:Kiril marichkov.jpg|Kiril Marichkov† (2011) File:Mariana popova.jpg|Mariana Popova (2011) File:Dancho-Karadjov.jpg|Yordan Karadjov (2013) File:No image available 600 x 200.svg|Victoria Terziyska (2013) File:Preslava-Na-tebe-ne-otkazvam.JPG|Preslava (2013) File:Orlin Goranov (2016).jpg|Orlin Goranov (2014) File:BTR-Atanas-Penev.jpg|Atanas Penev (2014) File:Ivan Lechev 02.jpg|Ivan Lechev (2017–2024) File:ESC2016 - Bulgaria Meet & Greet 28.jpg|Poli Genova (2017–2018) File:No image available 600 x 200.svg|Kamelia (2017–2020) File:No image available 600 x 200.svg|Grafa (2017–2020; 2024) File:Mihaela Fileva Sofia Pride 2019.png|Mihaela Fileva (2019–2020) File:Dara at the Code Fashion Awards 2022.png|Dara (2021–2024) File:Galenanagradi.jpg|Galena (2021–2022) File:Любо Киров.jpg|Lubo Kirov (2021–2022) File:Maria Ilieva - April 2025.jpg|Maria Ilieva (2023–2024)

Coaches' advisors

Season	Battles advisors	Mega mentor	Team Kiril	Team Ivana
Mitko Shterev	Galya Kurdova	Yordan Karadzhov,
Evgeni Dimitrov - Maestroto	Adelina Koleva,
Lili Vateva
Adelina Koleva, Vladimir Dimov, Evgeni Dimitrov - Maestroto
Adelina Koleva, Vladimir Dimov
Maria Ilieva	Mihaela Fileva
Stefan Valdobrev	Orlin Pavlov	Desi Slava	Maria Ilieva	Without Mega Mentor
Atanas Penev	Doni	Medi,
Georgi Simeonov	Maria Ilieva	Ishtar (Knockouts)
Alexandrina Pendatchanska	Mihaela Marinova	Desi Slava	Nina Nikolina
Mihaela Fileva	Molets	Lubo Kirov	Ivana	Without Mega Mentor
Margarita Hranova	Galena	Jivko Petrov	Tino	Orlin Goranov (Semi-final)

Line-up of coaches

Season	Year	Coaches	1	2
2011	Kiril	Ivana	Miro	Mariana
2013	Yordan	Preslava	Victoria	Miro
2014	Orlin	Desi	Atanas
2017	Ivan	Poli	Kamelia	Grafa
2018
2019	Mihaela
2020
2021	Dara	Galena	Lubo
2022
2023	Maria	Miro
2024	Grafa
2026

Presenters

; Key : Main presenter : TV backstage presenter : Online backstage presenter

Presenter	Seasons	1	2	3
Marten Roberto	Live shows		}}
Victoria Terziyska			Live shows	}}
Gencho Genchev		}}
Emanuela Ivanova		}}
Yana Marinova		Live shows	}}
Pavell	}}		}}
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Elina Markova	}}		}}
Aleksandra Bogdanska	}}		}}
Ivan Tishev	}}		}}
Preyah	}}		}}
Vladimir Zombori	}}
Boryana Bratoeva	}}
Petya Dikova	}}

Series overview

Warning: the following table presents a significant amount of different colors.

	Artist from Team Victoria						Artist from Team Poli

Season	Aired	Winner	Runner-up	Third place	Fourth place	Fifth place	Sixth place	Winning coach	Presenters
2011	Steliyana Hristova	Igor Shabov	Antoaneta Linkova	Todor Gadzhalov	Without fifth and sixth finalists}}	Mariana Popova	Marten Roberto	Victoria Terziyska
2013	Ivaylo Donkov	Krasimira Ivanova	Vasil Chergov	Todor Georgiev	Miro	Yana Marinova
2014	Kristina Ivanova	Ati Molova	Anna Pesheva	Nevena Tsoneva	Desi Slava	Victoria Terziyska
2017	Radko Petkov	Sarah Suzette	Yana Sabanova	Kristina Kabadjieva	Ivan Lechev	Pavell	Venci Venc'
2018	Nia Petrova	Viktoria Dinkova	Rafael Pasamov	Olivia Nikolova
2019	Atanas Kateliev	Kiril Hadzhiev	Iva Georgieva	Nadezhda Aleksandrova	Grafa
2020	Georgi Shopov	Joana Sashova	Kerana	Elena Sirakova	Ivan Lechev
2021	Petya Paneva	Georgi Kostadinov	Boris Hristov	Lidiya Ganeva	Raya Dimitrova	Ivan E. Ivanov	Galena	Ivan Tishev
2022	Jacklyn Tarrakci	Kaloyan Nikolov	Alexandar Petrov	Sonya Mihailova	Victor Stambolov	Desislava Latinova	Dara
2023	Nadezhda Kovacheva	Dimitrina Germanova	Elena Popova	Nikola Yanakiev	Simeon Slavev	Arcangelo D'Angelo	Miro
2024	Slaveya Ivanova	David Milanov	Yordan Petev	Anna Stavreva	Trio Fida		Dara	Vladimir Zombori	Boryana Bratoeva
2026

Coaches' results

Considering the final placement of the contestants who are members of their team (not the final placement of the coaches):

Coach	Winner	Runner-up	Third place	Fourth place	Fifth place	Sixth place	No finalists
Ivan Lechev	Thrice (4–5, 7)	—	Twice (6, 8)	—	Twice (8)	Twice (8–9)	Twice (10–11)
Dara	Twice (9, 11)	—	Once (11)	Twice (8, 10)	—	Once (10)	—
Miro	Twice (2, 10)	—	Once (10)	Twice (1, 3)	—	—	—
Grafa	Once (6)	Once (7)	Twice (4–5)	Once (11)	Once (11)	—	—
Galena	Once (8)	Once (8)	Once (9)	Once (9)	—	—	—
Mariana Popova	Once (1)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Desi Slava	Once (3)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maria Ilieva	—	Twice (10–11)	—	—	Once (10)	—	—
Poli Genova	—	Twice (4–5)	—	—	—	—	—
Kamelia	—	Once (6)	Once (7)	Twice (4–5)	—	—	—
Lubo Kirov	—	Once (9)	—	—	Once (9)	—	Once (8)
Kiril Marichkov	—	Once (1)	—	—	—	—	—
Yordan Karadjov	—	Once (2)	—	—	—	—	—
Atanas Penev	—	Once (3)	—	—	—	—	—
Ivana	—	—	Once (1)	—	—	—	—
Victoria Terziyska	—	—	Once (2)	—	—	—	—
Orlin Goranov	—	—	Once (3)	—	—	—	—
Mihaela Fileva	—	—	—	Twice (6–7)	—	—	—
Preslava	—	—	—	Once (2)	—	—	—

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Glasat na Bulgaria (TV series)

Format

Blind auditions

Final selection

Battles

Super battles

Knockouts

Live shows

Coaches

Coaches' teams

Coaches' timeline

Coaches' advisors

Line-up of coaches

Presenters

Series overview

Coaches' results

References

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