Faktor A

Faktor A
Фактор А

Logo of Russian Faktor A
Created by Simon Cowell
Presented by Philipp Kirkorov
Vladimir Zelenski (2011)
Alexey Chumakov (2012)
Judges Alla Pugacheva (head of jury)
Lolita Milyavskaya
Roman Emelyanov
Boris Krasnov (2011)
Igor Nikolayev (2012)
Country of origin Russia
Original language(s) Russian
No. of series 3 (debut season in 2011)
No. of episodes 22
Production
Running time ~78 minutes
Release
Original network Russia 1 (Rossiya 1)
Muz-TV (2011)
Original release 1 April 2011 (2011-04-01) – present
External links
Official website

Faktor A (in Russian Фактор А) is the Russian version of the The X Factor television talent show franchise. It is broadcasts on Russia 1 television station. The show is named Faktor A (rather than Faktor X), with the letter "A" chosen in honor of Alla Pugacheva, head of the jury. Faktor A debuted in 2011 as a new series 1.

Sekret Uspekha (2005, 2007)

Main article: Sekret Uspekha

Faktor A is considered a continuation of an earlier Russian show Sekret Uspekha (Russian: Секрет Успеха; English: Secret of Success) that was broadcast on Russia's RTR television station in contrast to this Faktor A series that is being broadcast on Russia1.

There were two series of Sekret Uspekha. The first was in 2005[1] and title was won by Vladimir Sapovskiy. A second series was broadcast in 2007, and title won by Nikolay Timokhin. The show was cancelled after two series because of insufficient number of viewers.

Although similar in format, the new series Faktor A is considered a whole new series with season 1 starting 2011.

Series Summary

     Contestant in "15-25s" category
     Contestant in "Over 26s" category
     Contestant in "Groups" category

Season Air date Winner Runner-up Third Host(s) Judges Winning mentor
One
1 April – 11 June 2011 Sergei Savin Erkin Holmatov Artyom Kacharian Philipp Kirkorov
Vladimir Zelenski
-Alla Pugacheva
(head of jury)
-Roman Emelyanov
-Boris Krasnov
-Lolita Milyavskaya
Boris Krasnov
Two
10 March – 20 May 2012 Alexey Sulima Ekaterina Leshcheva Alexandr Balykov Philipp Kirkorov
Alexey Chumakov
-Alla Pugacheva
(head of jury)
-Roman Emelyanov
-Igor Nikolayev
-Lolita Milyavskaya
Igor Nikolayev
Three
9 February - 21 April 2013 Mali Yulia Samoilova Yaroslav Dronov Philipp Kirkorov -Alla Pugacheva
(head of jury)
-Roman Emelyanov
-Igor Nikolayev
-Lolita Milyavskaya
Igor Nikolayev

Season 1 (2011)

The new Faktor A show is a musical talent show whose main purpose is to find and develop talent singing contestants. Contestants are chosen through public auditions. The show is hosted by Leading the project: Philipp Kirkorov and Vladimir Zelenski. The jury is made up of Lolita Milyavskaya, Boris Krasnov and Roman Emelyanov. Alla Pugacheva serves as chairman of the jury. Milyavskya is mentoring the 16-25s, Krasnov the over 25s and Emelyanov the groups.

The auditions were held on 23 and 24 March 2011 in Moscow's Malaya Luzhniki Sports Arena. Then each judge selected his best three performers after trials on 25, 26 and 27 March 2011.

Categories

The competition is split into three categories:

Each judge assigned a particular category and entrusted to mentor the competitors in that specific category

Finalists

     Winner
     Runner-up
     Third Place
Category (Mentor) Acts
16–25s (Lolita Milyavskaya) Victoria Cherentsova Erkin Holmatov Artyom Kacharian
Over 25s (Boris Krasnov) Philip Kruzhkov Sergei Savin Vladislav Tumanov
Groups (Roman Emelyanov) Mark Twain DaKi Sixth Sense

Shows

Final classification

  1. Sergei Savin - Winner
  2. Erkin Holmatov - Runner-Up
  3. Artyom Kacharyan
  4. Victoria Cherentsova
  5. Group Марк Твен ("Mark Twain")
  6. Duo ДаКи ("DaKi")
  7. Шестое чувство ("Sixth Sense")
  8. Philip Kruzhkov
  9. Vladislav Tumanov

Prizes

The winner of the first series Sergei Savin received a record deal for a solo album, a shooting of a music video and appearing on rotation on Russian radio station Avtoradio ("Авторадио"). The runner-up Erkin Holmatov received a cash prize of 30,000 Euros, the special prize "Golden Star of Alla" from main judge Alla Pugacheva, a 5-year scholarship to a music school in Gnessin. 5-year education at the music school Gnessin.

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