Deutschland sucht den Superstar (season 17)

The seventeenth season of Deutschland sucht den Superstar began on January 4, 2020 on RTL. As in the previous year, the jury consisted of Dieter Bohlen, Oana Nechiti, Xavier Naidoo and Pietro Lombardi; before the live shows began, Xavier Naidoo was excluded from the jury, his place took Florian Silbereisen. Alexander Klaws was the new host.[1][2] The season ended on April 4, 2020 with Ramon Roselly as the winner, after having received 80.82% percent from the public.[3]

Deutschland sucht den Superstar
Season 17
Hosted byAlexander Klaws
JudgesDieter Bohlen
Pietro Lombardi
Oana Nechiti
Xavier Naidoo (Auditions & Recall)
Florian Silbereisen (Live Shows 2–4)
WinnerRamon Kaselowsky
Runner-upChiara D'Amico
Release
Original networkRTL
Original releaseJanuary 4 (2020-01-04) 
April 4, 2020 (2020-04-04)
Season chronology

Auditions and Recall

After 12 casting episodes, recorded on the Drachenfels, on Forggensee and on the Hanse Gate Hamburg, the 126 progressed candidates went to the recall in Sölden. They initially appeared in larger groups, and those who progressed thereafter in groups of two, three or four. 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. The remaining 11 candidates competed in an additional recall in the Landschaftspark Duisburg-Nord for the Top 7 in the Live Shows. Groups of men and women sang in groups of three or two, after which the jury sent four participants to the Live Shows. The remaining seven superstar aspirants had to perform solo performances, which led to the decision on the remaining three places. At the first time in the History of the show there are only 7 contestants perform in the Live Shows.

Finalists

Place Contestant Age Hometown Occupation Status
1 Ramon Kaselowsky 25 Zschernitz Building cleaner Winner
2 Chiara D'Amico 18 Frankfurt Student Runner-up
3 Joshua Tappe 25 Holzminden Client advisor Third Place
4 Paulina Wagner 22 Cologne Student Fourth Place
5 Lydia Kelovitz 29 Sankt Egyden am Steinfeld Insurance clerk, Wrestler Eliminated
Live Show 3
6 Marcio Pereira Conrado 26 Glarus Promoter Eliminated
Live Show 2
7 Ricardo Rodrigues 21 Basel Trainee (Educator) Eliminated
Live Show 1

Live Shows

For the first time, the remaining three jurors each have a CD, on which they can give their live show candidate their 5% voting right.

Color key
     Contestant received the fewest votes and was eliminated
     Contestant was in the bottom three
     Contestant received the most votes from the public
     Contestant was announced as the third place
     Contestant was announced as the runner-up
     Contestant was announced as the season's winner

Week 1: Top 7

Original airdate: 13 March 2020[4]
Order Contestant Song Result Voting result
1 Ricardo Rodrigues "There's Nothing Holdin' Me Back" Eliminated 2.74% (7/7)
2 Paulina Wagner "Hundert Prozent" Safe 15.05% (2/7)
3 Marcio Pereira Conrado "7 Years" Safe 12.39% (3/7)
4 Chiara D'Amico "In Your Eyes" Safe 8.64% (6/7)
5 Joshua Tappe "Sex on Fire" Safe 10.73% (4/7)
6 Lydia Kelovitz "Like a Prayer" Safe 9.29% (5/7)
7 Ramon Kaselowsky "Mandy" Safe 51.16% (1/7)
Judges' gave their 5% Golden CD
  • Bohlen: he gave his CD to the presenter Alexander Klaws, because he was hosting for the first time a live show
  • Nechiti: Paulina Wagner
  • Lombardi: Marcio Pereira Conrado

Week 2: Top 6

Original airdate: 21 March 2020[5]
Order Contestant Song Result Voting result
1 Chiara D'Amico "Mein Herz" Safe 15,24% (3/6)
2 Marcio Pereira Conrado "Don't Feel Like Dancin'" Eliminated 11,23% (6/6)
3 Lydia Kelovitz "I Love Rock 'n' Roll" Bottom two 12,65% (5/6)
4 Ramon Kaselowsky "Rote Lippen soll man küssen" Safe 46,79% (1/6)
5 Joshua Tappe "Breaking Me" Safe 13,87% (4/6)
6 Paulina Wagner "Ich liebe das Leben" Safe 20,22% (2/6)
Judges' gave their 5% Golden CD
  • Bohlen: Chiara D'Amico
  • Silbereisen: Lydia Kelovitz
  • Nechiti: Marcio Pereira Conrado
  • Lombardi: Paulina Wagner

Week 3: Top 5 - Semi-Final

Original airdate: 28 March 2020[6]

In the semi-final, the top 5 performed two single songs: a "loud" and a "quiet" song.

Order Contestant Song (loud) Song (quiet) Result Voting result
1 Paulina Wagner "Unser Tag" "Leiser" Safe 21,92% (2/5)
2 Joshua Tappe "194 Länder" "Ich lass für Dich das Licht an" Safe 18,26% (3/5)
3 Chiara D'Amico "1000 Träume weit (Torneró)" "Das Beste" Bottom two 12,32% (4/5)
4 Ramon Kaselowsky "Du hast ja Tränen in den Augen" "Über sieben Brücken musst Du gehen" Safe 57,63% (1/5)
5 Lydia Kelovitz "Tainted Love" "Million Reasons" Eliminated 9,87% (5/5)
Judges' gave their 5% Golden CD
  • Bohlen: Ramon Kaselowsky
  • Silbereisen: Paulina Wagner
  • Nechiti: Paulina Wagner
  • Lombardi: Joshua Tappe

Week 4: Final

Original airdate: 4 April 2020[7]
Order Contestant Song Result Voting result Song Result Voting result Winner's single Result Voting result
1 Joshua Tappe "Supergirl" Safe 10,49% (3/4) "Hoch" Third place 10,82% (3/3) N/A (already Eliminated)
2 Paulina Wagner "Sieben Leben für Dich" Fourth Place 10,32% (4/4) N/A (already Eliminated)
3 Chiara D'Amico "...Baby One More Time" Safe 13,14% (2/4) "Dance Monkey" Safe 16,11% (2/3) "Eine Nacht" (Dieter Bohlen) Runner-up 19.18% (2/2)
4 Ramon Kaselowsky "Tränen lügen nicht" Safe 66,05% (1/4) "100 Jahre sind noch zu kurz" Safe 73,07% (1/3) "Eine Nacht" (Dieter Bohlen) Winner 80.82% (1/2)

Elimination chart

Females Males Top 7 Fourth place Third place Runner-up Winner
Safe Most votes Safe Last Eliminated
Stage: Top 7 Top 6 Top 5 Finals
Week: 3/14 3/21 3/28 4/4
Place Contestant Result
1 Ramon Kaselowsky 1st
51.16%
1st
46.79%
1st
57.63%
1st
66.05%
1st
73.03%
Winner
80.82%
2 Chiara D'Amico 6th
8.64%
3rd
15.24%
4th
12.32%
2nd
13.14%
2nd
16.11%
Runner-Up
19.18%
3 Joshua Tappe 4th
10.73%
4th
13.87%
3rd
18.26%
3rd
10.49%
3rd
10.82%
4 Paulina Wagner 2nd
15.05%
2nd
20.22%
2nd
21.92%
4th
10.32%
5 Lydia Kelovitz 5th
9.29%
5th
12.65%
5th
9.87%
6 Marcio Pereira Conrado 3rd
12.39%
6th
11.23%
7 Ricardo Rodrigues 7th
2.74%

References

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