The Voice Israel to Return With All-Star Season After Brief Hiatus
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
The singing competition "The Voice" will return to Israel's Channel 13 with an "All-Stars" season featuring celebrities, just one month after its last finale. The new format's participants are being kept secret until the premiere. The show's return this year followed a seven-year break, and its most recent season had moderate ratings.
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- "The Voice" is launching an "All-Stars" season with celebrity contestants.
- The new season will air on Channel 13 starting this Saturday night.
- The identities of the celebrity participants are being kept confidential.
- The show returned to Channel 13 this year after a seven-year hiatus.
- The previous season's finale achieved an 8.6% rating.
The popular singing competition "The Voice" is set to return to screens on Channel 13 just one month after its latest season finale. The upcoming installment will feature an "All-Stars" format, with a twist: instead of unknown aspiring singers, the auditions will showcase celebrities. These famous participants, whose identities are being kept secret until the broadcast, will include singers, actors, reality TV stars, models, comedians, and presenters. The show returned to Channel 13 this year after a seven-year absence, and its comeback season concluded only last month. The previous season received mixed reviews, with some critics noting that the finale seemed to arrive sooner than expected. Ratings for the recently concluded season were not particularly high, with the finale drawing an 8.6% rating for the channel.
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