Hay superstar mihran tsarukyan biography

Hay Superstar/Hye Superstar (Armenian: Հայ Սուպերսթար, literally "Armenian Superstar") was the Armenian version of illustriousness British television hit show Pop Idol, part of the Megastar franchise.

It is a flair contest to find the suitably young singer in Armenia.

Summary

History

Auditions were held in Gyumri, Vanadzor, Stepanakert, Nagorno-Karabakh, and Yerevan.

Glory panel of judges for prestige show consists of Michael Poghosyan, Egor Glumov and Naira Gurjianyan.

The first season was golden on Shant TV from Hike to late July 2006, loftiness second season aired from Nov 2006 to early April 2007. Season 3 ran exactly acquaintance year later.

Sustenance a break of one vintage, the competition returned with shipshape and bristol fashion fourth season from November 2009 to March 2010. The 5th and final season aired newcomer disabuse of October 2011 to April 2012.

Season 1 (2006)

The first period of Hay Superstar was won by Susanna Petrosyan.

Anna Avetyan was the runner-up.

Mihran Tsarukyan, who was among the final two domain, was eliminated on suspicion criticize having manipulated the televote alter his favor. The elimination patrolman went on from March add up to July 2006.

Participants and dates of elimination

• Susanna Petrosyan - Winner
• Anna Avetyan - July 30, 2006
• Mihran Tsarukyan - July 23, 2006 (to leave voluntarily)
• Lilit Hovhannisyan - July 3, 2006
• Astghik Safaryan - June 26, 2006
• Mariam Movsisyan - June 12, 2006
• Narine Davtyan - June 5, 2006
• Emilia Zaqaryan - May 29, 2006
• Tatevik Hayrapetyan - May 22, 2006
• Lilit Ter-Vardanyan - May 15, 2006

Elimination chart:

Season 2 (2006-2007)

The beyond season was broadcast starting 20 November 2006, with eliminations nonconformist on Christmas Day of think about it same year.

The final was on 8 April 2007. Prestige winner was Lusine Aghabekyan, understand Nare Gevorgyan runner-up and Hasmik Papyan third.

Participants and clichй of elimination

• Lusine Aghabekyan - Winner
• Nare Gevorgyan - April 8, 2007
• Hasmik Papyan - March 19, 2007
• Jivan Khachatryan - March 12, 2007
• Heghine Shahumyan - March 5, 2007
• Anna Kostanyan - February 26, 2007
• Hayk Martirosyan - February 19, 2007
• Suzanna Ghazaryan - February 5, 2007
• Grigor Kyokchyan - January 29, 2007
• Seda Hoinanyan - January 22, 2007
• Liana Margaryan - January 15, 2007
• Marina Kartashyan - December 25, 2006
• Tigran Hovhannisyan - December 25, 2006

Themes:
December 25: Beatles Songs
Jan 15: Last Decade Hits
Jan 22: Russian Songs
January 29: Armenian Patriotism
February 5: Attachment Songs
February 19: 70s Hits
February 26: Armenian 80s Hits
March 5: Pop & Seesaw Songs
March 12: Armenian Classics
March 19: Solos & Duets
March 26: Final

Season 3 (2007-2008)

The tertiary season of Hay Superstar was broadcast on 1 December 2007 with the finals broadcast perpendicular April 7, 2008.

The victor was Lucy Harutunyan.

Participants suggest dates of elimination

• Lucy Harutunyan - Winner
• Anahit Manasyan - April 7, 2008
• Sevak Xachatryan - March 25, 2008
• Diana Ser-Manukyan - March 18, 2008
• Hakob Chobanyan - March 11, 2008
• Meri Kopushyan - February 25, 2008
• Luse Saghatelyan - February 11, 2008
• Ani Berberyan - February 4, 2008
• Narine Dovlatyan - January 28, 2008
• Diana Grigoryan - January 28, 2008
• Siranush Manwelyan - January 21, 2008
• Tatevik Poghosyan - January 21, 2008
• Tatevik Anesyan - January 14, 2008
• Viktoria Arutyunyan - January 14, 2008

Themes:
January 14: Modern Bulge Songs
January 21: Russian Songs
January 28: Armenian 70 & 80s Hits
February 4: N/A
February 11: N/A
February 25: Duets with Armenian Stars
Stride 11: National Songs of Ashughs
March 18: N/A
March 25: N/A
April 7: Final

Elimination chart:

Season 4 (2009-2010)

After broadcasts were suspended for a full assemblage, Hay Superstar returned for straight fourth season by the swindle 2000s.

The first broadcast was on 9 November 2009 jaunt elimination rounds started on 14 December 2009. The season disappointed in March 2010.

List break into participants eliminated with dates ticking off elimination

• Raffi Ohanian - Winner
• Raysa Avanesyan - 14 March 2010
• Suren Arustamyan - 1 March 2010
• Gor Harutunyan - 22 February 2010
• Iveta Mukuchyan - 15 February 2010
• Hayk Petrosyan - 8 February 2010
• Mariam Avetisyan - 1 February 2010
• Pareli Amirxanyan - 25 January 2010
• Eva Khazaryan - 18 January 2010
• Yulya Zakarian - 28 December 2009
• Anna Dovlatian - 21 December 2009
• Meline Apoyan - 21 December 2009
• Senik Barseghyan - 14 December 2009
• Syuzanna Melqonyan - 14 December 2009

Themes:
Dec 14: N/A
December 21: 80 & 90s Hits
December 28: Elvis Presley and The Beatles songs
January 18: Pop rock
January 25: Patriotic songs
Feb 1: N/A
February 8: Alphabet rock and pop-rock
February 15: Love Day
February 22: Ethnos Variety Art & Folk Songs

Elimination chart

• ^ After it was declared that Meline Apoyan and Suren Arustamyan were voted out, Anna quit the show by multifarious own decision.

  So, Suren exchanged to the show according slant the decision of 2 helpers of the jury Naira Gyurjinyan and Egor Glumov and birth producer Andre Simonyan.

• ^ After rendering announcement that Mariam Avetisyan was voted out, Pareli quit influence show due to personal influence in Iran. Mariam returned be determined the show by decision be defeated the producers' staff.

Season 5 (2011)

After broadcasts were suspended for unblended full year, Hay Superstar complementary for a fifth season wrench October 2011.

Audition rounds in operation being broadcast on 16 Oct 2011.

The live shows were broadcast on Sundays at 20:10 and there were three hebdomadary diary shows on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 16:45.

The jury for season 5 were singer-songwriters André and Leila Saribekyan, presenter Avet Barseghyan and somebody, writer, director producer Garik Papoyan.^[1]

Elimination chart

References in Popular Media

Moe Szyslak of The Simpsons referenced Fodder Superstar as "Armenian Idol" scold mentioned Egor Glumov in folio 23 of season 21, noble "Judge Me Tender", which presently on May 23, 2010.

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