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{{Infobox television
{{Infobox television
| num_seasons = 3
| show_name = People's Artist
| image =
| num_seasons = 1, 2, 3, 4
| creator = [[Russia 1|Rossiya]]
| image = <!-- Deleted image removed: [[File:NarodniyArtist.jpg|center]] -->
| creator = [[Russia 1|Rossiya 1]]
| starring =
| starring =
| country = Russia
| country = Russia
| network = [[Russia 1|Rossiya 1]]
| network = [[Russia 1|Rossiya]]
| first_aired = 2003 - 2006, 2018
| first_aired = {{start date|2003}}
| last_aired = {{end date|2006}}
}}
}}
{| class="infobox" style="width:22em"
|-
| colspan=2 | '''Finalists''' (With dates of elimination)
|- style="background:lavender"
| '''Season 1'''
| (2003)
|-
| {{flagicon|Russia}} [[Aleksey Goman]]
| ''Winner''
|-
| {{flagicon|Russia}} Aleksandr Panayotov
| December 13
|-
| {{flagicon|Uzbekistan}} Aleksey Chumakov
| December 6
|-
| {{flagicon|Russia}} Mariya Zaytseva
| November 29
|-
| {{flagicon|Russia}} Oksana Kazakova
| November 22
|-
| {{flagicon|Russia}} Anna Alina
| November 15
|-
| {{flagicon|Russia}} Natalya Pavolotskaya
| November 7
|-
| {{flagicon|Moldova}} Irina Toporez
| November 1
|-
| {{flagicon|Russia}} Yuliya Valeeva
| October 25
|-
| Irina Chernishova
| October 18
|- style="background:lavender"
| '''Season 2'''
| (2004)
|-
| {{flagicon|Belarus}} [[Ruslan Alehno]]
| ''Winner''
|-
| {{flagicon|Ukraine}} Paulina Dmitrenko
| December 19
|-
| {{flagicon|Russia}} Yuriy Ignatov
| December 11
|-
| {{flagicon|Ukraine}} Yuliya Vdovenko
| December 4
|-
| {{flagicon|Ukraine}} Evgeniy Anishko
| November 20
|-
| {{flagicon|Belarus}} Vera Karetnikova
| November 13
|-
| {{flagicon|Russia}} Dilyara Vagapova
| November 6
|-
| {{flagicon|Ukraine}} Vladislav Shlikov
| October 30
|-
| {{flagicon|Belarus}} Tatyana Kazyuchits
| October 23
|-
| {{flagicon|Belarus}} Darya Urizchenko
| October 16
|- style="background:lavender"
| '''Season 3'''
| (2006)
|-
| {{flagicon|Mongolia}} [[Amarkhuu Borkhuu]]
| ''Winner''
|-
| {{flagicon|Russia}} [[Marina Devyatova]]
| June 3
|-
| {{flagicon|Russia}} Angelina Sergeeva
| May 27
|-
| {{flagicon|Russia}} Pavla Kuchenko
| May 20
|-
| {{flagicon|Russia}} Pavel Mochalov
| May 13
|-
| {{flagicon|Russia}} Mariya Makovskaya
| May 6
|-
| {{flagicon|Russia}} Evgeniya Ryabetsya
| April 29
|-
| {{flagicon|Kazakhstan}} Ilya Zhilino
| April 22
|-
| {{flagicon|Russia}} Valeriya Paskar
| April 15
|-
| {{flagicon|Russia}} Ilya Mezentsev
| April 8
|}
'''''People's Artist''''' ({{lang-ru|Народный Артист|Narodniy Artist}}) is a [[television]] show based on the popular British show ''[[Pop Idol]]''. The show is a contest to determine the best young singer in Russia. The show is produced by [[Rossiya 1|RTR]] in association with [[FBI Music]] and [[FremantleMedia]]. Season 1 and 2 was hosted by [[Fekla Tolstaya]] and [[Ivan Urgant]].


'''''People's Artist''''' ({{lang-ru|Народный Артист|Narodny Artist}}) was a Russian [[Reality competition|music competition]] television series, based on the popular British reality television series ''[[Pop Idol]]''. It was produced by [[Rossiya 1|RTR]] in association with [[FBI Music]] and [[FremantleMedia]]. Season 1 and 2 were hosted by [[Fyokla Tolstaya]] and [[Ivan Urgant]].
''Narodniy Artist'' remains today the only Idol show to feature miming in their "best of" show (Финальный Концерт ''final'niy kontsert'') where none of the contestants sang live.


''People's Artist'' remains today the only Idol series to feature miming in their "best of" show (Финальный Концерт ''final'niy kontsert'') where none of the contestants sang live.
==Season one==

==Season 1==
[[Aleksey Goman]] won season one, with [[Aleksandr Panayotov]] coming in second.
[[Aleksey Goman]] won season one, with [[Aleksandr Panayotov]] coming in second.


==Season two==
===Finalists===
(ages stated at time of contest)
[[Kiev]], [[Ukraine]] and [[Minsk, Belarus]] were included in the auditions this season which resulted in almost all finalists from that season coming from one of the two countries and no auditions outside of Russia being held in the next season.


{| border="8" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #F9F9F9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 90%;"
==Season three==
|- bgcolor="CCCCCC"
This season had auditions in:
! Contestant
*[[Moscow]]
! Age
*[[Voronezh]]
! Hometown
*[[Saratov]]
! Voted Off
*[[Kazan]]
! Liveshow Theme
*[[Kaliningrad]]
*[[St Petersburg]]
*[[Irkutsk]]
*[[Chelyabinsk]]

The 125 best candidates (35 males and 90 females) advanced to Moscow in the theatre round where they were reduced to 10 finalists to perform live on television. Season three was hosted by [[Olga Shelest]] and [[Oskar Kuchera]]. On June 3, 2006, [[Amarkhuu Borkhuu]] won with 61.7% of the vote over [[Marina Devyatova]].

The jury this season was:
*[[Evgeniy Fridlyand]]
*[[Maksim Dunayevsky]]
*[[Gennady Khazanov]]
*[[Alena Sviridova]]
==Season four. Battle for the seasons==
===Hosts===
* Nonna Grishaeva
* Semion Slepakov
===Jury===
{|class=wikitable
|-
|-
| Aleksey Goman
!Day
| 20
!No.of singers
|
!colspan=4|Jury
| Winner
|rowspan="2"| Grand Finale
|-
|-
| Aleksandr Panayotov
!1
|9
| 19
|
|
| 19 December 2003
|
|
|
|-
|-
| Aleksey Chumakov
!1
|9
| 22
|
|
| 5 December 2003
|
| Songs by Alla Pugacheva/Filipp Kirkorov
|
|
|-
|-
| Mariya Zaytseva
|}
| 20
* [[Valery Meladze]] (chairman of jury)
|
* [[Victor Drobysh]]
| 28 November 2003
* [[Maxim Galkin]]
| Songs by Igor Krutoy
* [[Hibla Gerzmava]]

===Day 1===
{|class=wikitable
!rowspan=2|#
!rowspan=2|Singer
!rowspan=2|Season (place)
!colspan=4|Points from jury
!rowspan=2|Result
|-
|-
| Oksana Kazakova
![[Maxim Galkin]]
| 21
![[Hibla Gerzmava]]
|
![[Valery Meladze]]
| 21 November 2003
![[Victor Drobysh]]
| Contestant's Choice
|}
===Day 2===
{|class=wikitable
!rowspan=2|#
!rowspan=2|Singer
!rowspan=2|Season (place)
!colspan=4|Points from jury
!rowspan=2|Result
|-
|-
| Anna Alina
![[Maxim Galkin]]
| 22
![[Hibla Gerzmava]]
|
![[Valery Meladze]]
| 14 November 2003
![[Victor Drobysh]]
| Songs by Igor Nikolaev
|}
===Day 3===
{|class=wikitable
!rowspan=2|#
!rowspan=2|Singer
!rowspan=2|Season (place)
!colspan=4|Points from jury
!rowspan=2|Result
|-
|-
| Natalya Pavolotskaya
![[Maxim Galkin]]
| 19
![[Hibla Gerzmava]]
|
![[Valery Meladze]]
| 6 November 2003
![[Victor Drobysh]]
| Film Songs
|}
===Day 4===
{|class=wikitable
!rowspan=2|#
!rowspan=2|Singer
!rowspan=2|Season (place)
!colspan=4|Points from jury
!rowspan=2|Result
|-
|-
| Irina Toporez
![[Maxim Galkin]]
| 22
![[Hibla Gerzmava]]
|
![[Valery Meladze]]
| 31 October 2003
![[Victor Drobysh]]
| Songs by David Tukhmanov
|}
===Day 5===
{|class=wikitable
!rowspan=2|#
!rowspan=2|Singer
!rowspan=2|Season (place)
!colspan=4|Points from jury
!rowspan=2|Result
|-
|-
| Yuliya Valeeva
![[Maxim Galkin]]
| 25
![[Hibla Gerzmava]]
|
![[Valery Meladze]]
| 24 October 2003
![[Victor Drobysh]]
| Rhythm and Melody
|}
===Day 6===
{|class=wikitable
!rowspan=2|#
!rowspan=2|Singer
!rowspan=2|Season (place)
!colspan=4|Points from jury
!rowspan=2|Result
|-
|-
| Irina Chernishova
![[Maxim Galkin]]
| 20
![[Hibla Gerzmava]]
![[Valery Meladze]]
| [[Saint Petersburg]]
| 17 October 2003
![[Victor Drobysh]]
| Old Songs
|}
===Day 7===
{|class=wikitable
!rowspan=2|#
!rowspan=2|Singer
!rowspan=2|Season (place)
!colspan=4|Points from jury
!rowspan=2|Result
|-
![[Maxim Galkin]]
![[Hibla Gerzmava]]
![[Valery Meladze]]
![[Victor Drobysh]]
|}
===Day 8===
{|class=wikitable
!rowspan=2|#
!rowspan=2|Singer
!rowspan=2|Season (place)
!colspan=4|Points from jury
!rowspan=2|Result
|-
![[Maxim Galkin]]
![[Hibla Gerzmava]]
![[Valery Meladze]]
![[Victor Drobysh]]
|}
|}
===Elimination chart===
* {{colorbox|palegreen}} — the best Result
* {{colorbox|pink}} — the worst Result
* {{colorbox|#ff9999}} — Eliminated
* {{colorbox|#c96}} — the 3rd place
* {{colorbox|Silver}} — the 2nd place
* {{colorbox|Gold}} — Winner
{|class=wikitable


==Season 2==
==Semi Final qualifyings==
[[Kyiv]], [[Ukraine]] and [[Minsk, Belarus]] were included in the auditions this season which resulted in almost all finalists from that season coming from one of the two countries and no auditions outside of Russia being held in the next season.


===Finalists===
Season 1 Top 30<br>
(ages stated at time of contest)
Format: 3 out of 10 making the final each week


{| border="8" cellpadding="4" cellspacing="0" style="margin: 1em 1em 1em 0; background: #F9F9F9; border: 1px #aaa solid; border-collapse: collapse; font-size: 90%;"
{| class="wikitable"
|- bgcolor="CCCCCC"
! Contestant
! Age
! Hometown
! Voted Off
! Liveshow Theme
|-
|-
| Ruslan Alehno
!'''Date'''
| 22
!'''First'''
| [[Minsk]]
!'''Second'''
| Winner
!'''Third'''
|rowspan="2"| Grand Finale
|-
|-
| Paulina Dmitrenko
|September 20
| 20
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Yuliya Valeeva
| [[Kharkiv]]
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Mariya Zaytseva
| 19 December 2004
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Irina Chernishova
|-
|-
| Yury Ignatov
|September 27
| 26
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Aleksey Goman
| [[Tyumen]]
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Aleksey Chumakov
| 11 December 2004
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Oksana Kazakova
|
|-
|-
| Yuliya Vdovenko
|October 4
| 20
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Anna Alina
| [[Kyiv]]
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Aleksandr Panayotov
| 4 December 2004
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Natalya Pavolotskaya
|
|-
|-
| Evgeniy Anishko
|October 11<br>
| 20
(Wildcard)
| [[Kyiv]]
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Irina Toporez<br>(Judges choice)
| 20 November 2004
|
|
|
|}

Season 2 Top 30<br>
Format: 3 out of 10 making the final each week

{| class="wikitable"
|-
|-
| Vera Karetnikova
!'''Date'''
| 20
!'''First'''
| [[Minsk]]
!'''Second'''
| 13 November 2004
!'''Third'''
|
|-
|-
| Dilyara Vagapova
|September 18
| 19
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Vladislav Shlikov
| [[Kazan]]
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Dilyara Vagapova
| 6 November 2004
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Tatyana Kazyuchits
|
|-
|-
| Vladislav Shlykov
|September 25
| 24
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Evgeniy Anishko
| [[Pavlohrad]]
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|[[Ruslan Alehno]]
| 30 October 2004
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Vera Karetnikova
|
|-
|-
| Tatyana Kazyuchits
|October 2
| 18
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Yuriy Ignatov
| [[Minsk]]
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Paulina Dmitrenko
| 23 October 2004
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Darya Urizchenko
|
|-
|-
| Darya Urizchenko
|October 9<br>
| 25
(Wildcard)
| [[Minsk]]
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Yuliya Vdovenko<br>(Judges Choice)
| 16 October 2004
|
|
|
|}
|}


==Season 3==
==Bottom three statistics==
This season had auditions in [[Moscow]], [[Voronezh]], [[Saratov]], [[Kazan]], [[Kaliningrad]], [[Saint Petersburg]], [[Irkutsk]] and [[Chelyabinsk]]. The 125 chosen candidates (35 males and 90 females) advanced to Moscow in the theatre round where they were reduced to 10 finalists to perform live on television. Season three was hosted by [[Olga Shelest]] and [[Oskar Kuchera]]. On 3 June 2006 [[Amarkhuu Borkhuu]] won with 61.7% of the vote over [[Marina Devyatova]].
Season 1
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!'''Date'''
!'''Theme'''
!colspan="3" align="center"|'''Bottom Three'''
|-
|October 18
|Old Songs
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Irina Chernishova
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Natalya Pavolotskaya
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Oksana Kazakova
|-
|October 25
|Rhythm & Melody
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Yuliya Valeeva
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Oksana Kazakova (2)
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Mariya Zaytseva
|-
|November 1
|David Tukhmanov
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Irina Toporez
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Natalya Pavolotskaya (2)
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Oksana Kazakova (3)
|-
|November 7
|Film Songs
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Natalya Pavolotskaya (3)
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Aleksandr Panayotov
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Anna Alina
|-
|November 15
|Igor Nikolaev
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Anna Alina (2)
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Aleksey Chumakov
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Mariya Zaytseva (2)
|-
|-
!'''Date'''
!'''Theme'''
!colspan="2" align="center"|'''Bottom Two'''
|-
|November 22
|Contestants Choice
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Oksana Kazakova (4)
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Aleksey Chumakov (2)
|-
|November 29
|Igor Krutoy
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Mariya Zaytseva (3)
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Aleksey Chumakov (3)
|-
|December 6
|Alla Pugacheva /<br>Filipp Kirkorov
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Aleksey Chumakov (4)
|
|-
|December 13
|Grand Finale
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Aleksandr Panayotov (2)
|bgcolor="lime"|Aleksey Goman
|
|-
|}


The jury this season was:
Season 2
*[[Evgeniy Fridlyand]]
{| class="wikitable"
*[[Maksim Dunayevsky]]
|-
*[[Gennady Khazanov]]
!'''Date'''
*[[Alena Sviridova]]
!colspan="3" align="center"|'''Bottom Three'''
|-
|October 16
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Darya Urizchenko
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Paulina Dmitrenko
|Tatyana Kazyuchits
|-
|October 23
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Tatyana Kazyuchits (2)
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Vera Karetnikova
|Vladislav Shlikov
|-
|October 30
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Vladislav Shlikov (2)
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Vera Karetnikova (2)
|Evgeniy Anishko
|-
|November 6
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Dilyara Vagapova
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Yuliya Vdovenko
|Vera Karetnikova (3)
|-
|November 13
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Vera Karetnikova (4)
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Ruslan Alehno
|Yuriy Ignatov
|-
|-
!'''Date'''
!colspan="2" align="center"|'''Bottom Two'''
|-
|November 20
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Evgeniy Anishko (2)
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Yuliya Vdoenko (2)
|
|-
|December 4
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Yuliya Vdoenko (3)
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Yuriy Ignatov (2)
|
|-
|December 11
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Yuriy Ignatov (3)
|
|
|-
|December 19
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Paulina Dmitrenko (2)
|bgcolor="lime"|Ruslan Alehno
|
|-
|}


==References==
Season 3
{{Reflist}}
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!'''Date'''
!colspan="3" align="center"|'''Bottom Three'''
|-
|April 8
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Ilya Mezentsev
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|
|-
|April 15
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Valeriya Paskar
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Ilya Zhilino
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Angelina Sergeeva
|-
|April 22
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Ilya Zhilino (2)
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Evgeniya Ryabetsya
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Marina Devyatova
|-
|April 29
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Evgeniya Ryabetsya (2)
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Mariya Makovskaya
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Pavla Kuchenko
|-
|May 6
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Mariya Makovskaya (2)
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|
|-
|May 13
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Pavel Mochalov
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Angelina Sergeeva (2)
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|Pavla Kuchenko (2)
|-
|May 20
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Pavla Kuchenko (3)
|bgcolor="#F0F0F0"|
|
|-
|May 27
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Angelina Sergeeva (3)
|
|
|-
|June 3
|bgcolor="#C0C0C0"|Marina Devyatova (2)
|bgcolor="lime"|Amarkhuu Borkhuu
|
|-
|}


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Revision as of 10:57, 29 February 2024

People's Artist
Created byRossiya
Country of originRussland
No. of seasons3
Original release
NetworkRossiya
Release2003 (2003) –
2006 (2006)

People's Artist (Russian: Народный Артист, romanized: Narodny Artist) was a Russian music competition television series, based on the popular British reality television series Pop Idol. It was produced by RTR in association with FBI Music and FremantleMedia. Season 1 and 2 were hosted by Fyokla Tolstaya and Ivan Urgant.

People's Artist remains today the only Idol series to feature miming in their "best of" show (Финальный Концерт final'niy kontsert) where none of the contestants sang live.

Season 1

Aleksey Goman won season one, with Aleksandr Panayotov coming in second.

Finalists

(ages stated at time of contest)

Contestant Age Hometown Voted Off Liveshow Theme
Aleksey Goman 20 Winner Grand Finale
Aleksandr Panayotov 19 19 December 2003
Aleksey Chumakov 22 5 December 2003 Songs by Alla Pugacheva/Filipp Kirkorov
Mariya Zaytseva 20 28 November 2003 Songs by Igor Krutoy
Oksana Kazakova 21 21 November 2003 Contestant's Choice
Anna Alina 22 14 November 2003 Songs by Igor Nikolaev
Natalya Pavolotskaya 19 6 November 2003 Film Songs
Irina Toporez 22 31 October 2003 Songs by David Tukhmanov
Yuliya Valeeva 25 24 October 2003 Rhythm and Melody
Irina Chernishova 20 Saint Petersburg 17 October 2003 Old Songs

Season 2

Kyiv, Ukraine and Minsk, Belarus were included in the auditions this season which resulted in almost all finalists from that season coming from one of the two countries and no auditions outside of Russia being held in the next season.

Finalists

(ages stated at time of contest)

Contestant Age Hometown Voted Off Liveshow Theme
Ruslan Alehno 22 Minsk Winner Grand Finale
Paulina Dmitrenko 20 Kharkiv 19 December 2004
Yury Ignatov 26 Tyumen 11 December 2004
Yuliya Vdovenko 20 Kyiv 4 December 2004
Evgeniy Anishko 20 Kyiv 20 November 2004
Vera Karetnikova 20 Minsk 13 November 2004
Dilyara Vagapova 19 Kazan 6 November 2004
Vladislav Shlykov 24 Pavlohrad 30 October 2004
Tatyana Kazyuchits 18 Minsk 23 October 2004
Darya Urizchenko 25 Minsk 16 October 2004

Season 3

This season had auditions in Moscow, Voronezh, Saratov, Kazan, Kaliningrad, Saint Petersburg, Irkutsk and Chelyabinsk. The 125 chosen candidates (35 males and 90 females) advanced to Moscow in the theatre round where they were reduced to 10 finalists to perform live on television. Season three was hosted by Olga Shelest and Oskar Kuchera. On 3 June 2006 Amarkhuu Borkhuu won with 61.7% of the vote over Marina Devyatova.

The jury this season was:

References

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