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Eesti otsib superstaari

Estonian search for a singing superstar.

Eesti otsib superstaari is an Estonian reality-competition gameshow that debuted on TV3 on 11 March 2007. Based on the Idol franchise originating from the British program Pop Idol, it has become one of the most popular shows in Estonia. The series seeks to discover the best singer in the country through nationwide auditions, with winners chosen by viewer telephone and SMS text voting.

Quick Facts

Runtime
Varies between 1, 2 hour and two hours
Creator
Simon Fuller
Producer
Kaupo Karelson
Country
Estonia
Company
Fremantle
Network
TV3
First aired
11 March 2007
Last aired
26 November 2023

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Seasons

The first season debuted on 11 March 2007 and quickly became one of Estonia's most popular television shows. Hosts were actress Aigi Vahing and choreographer Jüri Nael, while the judging panel comprised Mihkel Raud, Rein Rannap, and Heidy Purga. Runner-up Luisa Värk also released an album and singles. The second season premiered on 3 February 2008 with new presenters Ott Sepp and Märt Avandi, while the judging panel remained unchanged. The finale was held at the Linnahall arena before 3,000 people, with over 70,000 calls and text messages cast. Jana Kask won with 52.9% of the vote; her debut album Face in the Mirror was released in December 2009 after initial delays. The third season began on 6 September 2009, having been postponed due to the recession. New hosts Tanel Padar and Ithaka Maria joined, and Heidy Purga was replaced on the judging panel by Maarja-Liis Ilus.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who created Eesti otsib superstaari?

Eesti otsib superstaari was created by Simon Fuller.

When did Eesti otsib superstaari end?

Eesti otsib superstaari last aired on 26 November 2023.

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