La Voix season 10

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La Voix
Season 10
Hosted byCharles Lafortune
Coaches
WinnerMaude Cyr-Deschênes
Winning coachFrance D'Amour
Runner-upRedge Olibrice
Release
Original networkTVA
Original release21 January (2024-01-21) –
7 April 2024 (2024-04-07)

Season 10 of La Voix broadcast from 21 January 2024 to 7 April 2024 on TVA. Among last season's coaches, Corneille and Mario Pelchat returned for their second season as coaches, while Roxane Bruneau and France D'Amour replaced Marc Dupré and Marjo.[1][2]

Charles Lafortune returned for his tenth season as host.[3]

On 7 April, Maude Cyr-Deschênes from Team France was announced as the winner of the season, marking France D'Amour's first win as a coach.

Coaches and host[edit]

In July 2023, it was revealed that Corneille and Mario Pelchat would return as coaches from the ninth season. Roxane Bruneau, who served as a coach on La deuxième voix in the ninth season, joined the panel as a main coach this season, replacing Marc Dupré.[4] Additionally, debutant France D'Amour joined the panel, replacing Marjo.[5]

Teams[edit]

Each coach had 10 spots to fill in the Blind Auditions. Additionally, each coach can "steal" another artist in the Battles from another team, adding the artist to his/her team.

Color key

Coaches Top 40 artists
Corneille
Redge Olibrice Leticia Jiménez Anaïs Goulet Wissem
Bryan Alexandre-Melo Jana Salameh Norah Lapointe Lee-Anne Bergevin
Charles Goelen Marie-Louise Déziel Joey Boughanem
Roxane Bruneau
Jonathan Houde Chadé Losane Norah Lapointe Isabelle Morin
Andrew Rosemarie Gauthier Redge Olibrice Anik St-Pierre
Mylène Vallée Jacob St-Cyr Labbé Audrey Faucon
France D'Amour
Maude Cyr-Deschênes Lee-Anne Bergevin Guillaume Lessard Ally Neah
Ange-Élie Ménard Alexis Bouchard-Leblond Roberto Scienza Emmanuel Hue
Émilie D'Amour Caroline Allatt Simon McGrath
Mario Pelchat
Priscilla Findlay William Osias Charles Goelen Camille Schlybert
Dan Daraîche Katy Vachon Sara-Ève Proulx Gabriel Fredette
Charlotte Tourigny Cathy Vallières Dominique Séguin
Note: Italicized names are stolen artists (names struck through within former teams).

Blind auditions[edit]

In the blind auditions, each artist sings a song to four coaches who have their chairs turned away from the artist. If a coach is interested in working with an artist, he/she will press the "Je te veux" button and will then face the artist. If only one coach turns, the artist defaults to that team. If more than one coaches turn, the artist chooses his/her coach. This season features the Block, which each coach can use twice to prevent one of the other coaches from getting a contestant. At the end of the blind auditions, France D'Amour did not use her second Block.

✔️ Coach pressed the "Je te veux" button
     Artist chose this coach's team
     Artist defaulted to the coach's team
     Artist received no turns and was eliminated
  Coach pressed the "Je te veux" button, but was blocked by Corneille from getting the artist
  Coach pressed the "Je te veux" button, but was blocked by Roxane from getting the artist
  Coach pressed the "Je te veux" button, but was blocked by France from getting the artist
  Coach pressed the "Je te veux" button, but was blocked by Mario from getting the artist

Episode 1 (21 January)[edit]

Order Artist Age Hometown Song Coach's and artist's choices
Corneille Roxane France Mario
1 Anik St-Pierre 51 Shawinigan "River Deep, Mountain High"
2 Caroline Allatt 37 Rawdon "Kraft Dinner"
3 Wissem 27 Lyon "Trop beau"
4 Antoine Naoum 62 Saint-Laurent "Buenas noches mi amor"
5 Guillaume Lessard 24 Laval "A Touch of Evil"
6 Charles-Hugo Martineau 32 Québec "Giving You Up"
7 Priscilla Findlay 30 Montreal "I Love the Lord"
8 Jonathan Houde 23 Thetford Mines "When I Was Your Man"
9 Kelliane Béland 21 Saint-Boniface "Hier encore"
10 Charles Kardos 20 Longueuil "That's Life"
11 Maude Cyr-Deschênes 24 Edmundston "Le dernier jour du disco"
12 Norah Lapointe 19 McMasterville "Rien ne sert de courir"

Episode 2 (28 January)[edit]

Order Artist Age Hometown Song Coach's and artist's choices
Corneille Roxane France Mario
1 Marie-Ève Tremblay 43 Kanata "It's Oh So Quiet"
2 Ange-Élie Ménard 17 Kanata "Et Bam"
3 Jana Salameh 22 Ottawa "Coupable"
4 Loïc Lafrance 22 Québec "Rebound"
5 Audrey Faucon 17 Hammond "Traitor"
6 Alain Peddie 52 Baie-du-Febvre "Artistes"
7 Sara-Ève Proulx 22 Mascouche "Imaginer l'amour"
8 Joey Boughanem 24 Blainville "Valerie"
9 Thalia Rosaura 23 Montreal "La folie en quatre"
10 Isabelle Morin 37 Saint-Sulpice "Redneck Woman"
11 Léo Rafael 46 Campbellton "Les moulins de mon cœur"
12 Dan Daraîche 31 Terrebonne "Quand j'ai besoin"
13 Katy Vachon 43 Rouyn-Noranda "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman"

Episode 3 (4 February)[edit]

Order Artist Age Hometown Song Coach's and artist's choices
Corneille Roxane France Mario
1 Simon McGrath 32 Québec "Leave a Light On"
2 Ève Dessureault 31 Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville "Climb Ev'ry Mountain"
3 Lee-Anne Bergevin 26 Montreal "I'm Outta Love"
4 Kaï Castiel-Roy 15 Blainville "Vampire"
5 Alexis Bouchard-Leblond 23 Québec "Simple Man"
6 Eadsé 33 Montreal "Moi, Elsie"
7 Ally Neah 24 Montreal "Les trottoirs du boulevard Saint-Laurent"
8 Claudia Tessier 22 Gatineau "Rescue"
9 Bryan Alexandre-Melo 20 Laval "Lay Me Down"
10 Marie-Josée Cyr 63 Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville "I Hate You Then I Love You"
11 Camille Schlybert 19 Prévost "Part of Your World"
12 Chadé Losane 27 Québec "On était beau"
13 Redge Olibrice 28 Montreal "Bella"

Episode 4 (11 February)[edit]

Order Artist Age Hometown Song Coach's and artist's choices
Corneille Roxane France Mario
1 Gabriel Fredette 22 Saint-Hyacinthe "not my job anymore"
2 Marie-Louise Déziel 27 Montreal "Since I Left You"
3 Noëlly L. Nsimba 28 Montreal "La Vie en rose"
4 David & Mikä 39 & 40 Montreal "I Lost My Baby"
5 Charlotte Tourigny 29 Montreal "A Song for You"
6 Mylène Vallée 31 Les Méchins "Take Me Home, Country Roads"
7 Addison Rancoude 33 Île Maurice "Catch & Release"
8 Josée Lapierre 50 Les Îles-de-la-Madeleine "Ce que le blues a fait de moi"
9 Jacob St-Cyr Labbé 30 Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu "Something in the Orange"
10 Dominique Séguin 44 Montreal "Hymne à l'amour"
11 Loïc Trépanier 23 Val-d'Or "La voix que j'ai"
12 Roberto Scienza 31 Brésil "Death Letter"
13 Charles Goelen 26 Longueuil "À fleur de toi"

Episode 5 (18 February)[edit]

Order Artist Age Hometown Song Coach's and artist's choices
Corneille Roxane France Mario
1 Andrew 24 Saguenay "De la main gauche"
2 Samantha Charbonneau-Vaudeville 23 Mirabel "Ton histoire"
3 Anaïs Goulet 18 Drummondville "Avant elle"
4 Simon Harnois 24 Alma "Lili"
5 Émilie D'Amour 30 Laval "Ta main"
6 Kassandra Montpetit 22 Terrebonne "Un peu plus haut, un peu plus loin"
7 Leticia Jiménez 19 Montreal "Histoire d'un amour"
8 William Osias 25 Montreal "Le géant de papier" Team full
9 Emmanuel Hue 36 Montreal "1, 2 Many"
10 Jo Hell 45 Montreal "Who Do You Love?" Team full
11 Jayleen 40 Lachine "Good Woman"
12 Mikis Robert 28 Gatineau "Old Time Rock and Roll"
13 Charles Robert 36 Montreal "La saison des pluies"
14 Rosemarie Gauthier 25 Lévis "Ce soir l'amour est dans tes yeux"
15 Cathy Vallières 43 Sainte-Adèle "It Hurt So Bad" Team full

Battles[edit]

In the battles, each coach pairs two of their artist together to perform a duet. The winner of each battle moves on to the Qualifications. Coaches are then given an opportunity to "steal" the loser if that artist is not on their team. Each coach has one "steal" to keep a loser in the competition and add them to their team, taking them to the next round. Artists who lose the battle and do not receive a "steal" are eliminated from the competition.

At the end of the round, each coach had five of their original artists and one stolen artist move on to the Qualifications. Roxane, France, and Mario all used their steal on an artist from Team Corneille, while Corneille used his steal on an artist from Team Roxane.

Colour key:

       Artist won the Battle and advanced to the Qualifications
       Artist lost the Battle but was stolen by another coach and advanced to the Qualifications
       Artist lost the Battle and was eliminated
Episode Coach Order Winner Song Loser 'Steal' result
Corneille Roxane France Mario
Episode 6
(25 February)
Mario Pelchat 1 William Osias "Les yeux de la mama" Dominique Séguin
France D'Amour 2 Ange-Élie Ménard "Je pense encore à toi" Simon McGrath
Roxane Bruneau 3 Jonathan Houde "Minefields" Audrey Faucon
Corneille 4 Anaïs Goulet "Aimer d'amour" Lee-Anne Bergevin
Mario Pelchat 5 Dan Daraîche "It's Only Love" Cathy Vallières Team full
France D'Amour 6 Maude Cyr-Deschênes "Strong Enough" Caroline Allatt
Episode 7
(3 March)
France D'Amour 1 Ally Neah "Pas gaie la pagaille" Émilie D'Amour Team full
Roxane Bruneau 2 Isabelle Morin "Need You Now" Jacob St-Cyr Labbé
Corneille 3 Bryan Alexandre-Melo "On s'habitue" Norah Lapointe
France D'Amour 4 Alexis Bouchard-Leblond "Something to Talk About" Emmanuel Hue Team full
Roxane Bruneau 5 Chadé Losane "Tenir debout" Redge Olibrice
Corneille 6 Leticia Jiménez "Prends ma main" Joey Boughanem Team full
Mario Pelchat 7 Priscilla Findlay "His Eye Is on the Sparrow" Charlotte Tourigny
Episode 8
(10 March)
Corneille 1 Wissem "Les yeux de la mama" Charles Goelen Team full Team full Team full
Mario Pelchat 2 Camille Schlybert "Always" Gabriel Fredette Team full
Roxane Bruneau 3 Rosemarie Gauthier "Le bureau du médecin" Mylène Vallée
France D'Amour 4 Guillaume Lessard "Chasse-Galerie" Roberto Scienza
Corneille 5 Jana Salameh "Premier amour" Marie-Louise Déziel
Mario Pelchat 6 Katy Vachon "La Neige au Sahara" Sara-Ève Proulx
Roxane Bruneau 7 Andrew "Tous les cris les S.O.S." Anik St-Pierre

Qualifications[edit]

The Qualifications aired on 17 March and 24 March. In this round, each episode, all four coaches had three of their artists sing for a spot in the semi-final. One artist per team each episode moved on, while the other two were eliminated.

Colour key:

       Artist was saved and moved on to the semi-final
       Artist was eliminated

Episode 9 (17 March)[edit]

Order Coach Artist Song
1 France D'Amour Maude Cyr-Deschênes "Holding Out for a Hero"
2 Ange-Élie Ménard "L'effet de masse"
3 Alexis Bouchard-Leblond "I Won't Give Up"
4 Mario Pelchat Dan Daraîche "Mes blues passent pu dans porte"
5 Priscilla Findlay "J'm'en veux"
6 Katy Vachon "Une femme avec toi"
7 Corneille Leticia Jiménez "Como la flor"
8 Bryan Alexandre-Melo "Mourir auprès de mon amour"
9 Jana Salameh "Je t'aime"
10 Roxane Bruneau Andrew "Oxygène"
11 Rosemarie Gauthier "Torn"
12 Jonathan Houde "Someone You Loved"

Episode 10 (24 March)[edit]

Order Coach Artist Song
1 Mario Pelchat William Osias "Let's Get It On"
2 Charles Goelen "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)"
3 Camille Schlybert "Because of You"
4 Corneille Wissem "Quelqu'un m'a dit"
5 Anaïs Goulet "Doudou"
6 Redge Olibrice "La rose et l'armure"
7 Roxane Bruneau Chadé Losane "Another Love"
8 Isabelle Morin "Feel Happy"
9 Norah Lapointe "Repartir à zéro"
10 France D'Amour Guillaume Lessard "I'd Do Anything for Love (But I Won't Do That)"
11 Ally Neah "Danse avec moi"
12 Lee-Anne Bergevin "Mamma Knows Best"

Semi-final[edit]

The semi-final aired on 31 March. In this stage, the remaining Top 8 artists, two from each team, performed "cross-battles." On "challenger" coach pitted one of their artists against an artist from another coach's team. The winner was decided through the audience vote. This season was the first to feature this change in La Voix history. Due to this adjustment in format, it was not guaranteed that each coach would have an artist representing them in the final.

Coaches Corneille, Roxane Bruneau, and France D'Amour all managed to bring their teams to the final with the advancements of Redge Olibrice, Jonathan Houde, and Maude Cyr-Deschênes and Lee-Anne Bergevin, respectively. With the advancements of Maude Cyr-Deschênes and Lee-Anne Bergevin, France D'Amour became the first coach in La Voix history to bring two of their artists to the finale. Additionally, with the eliminations of Priscilla Findlay and William Osias, Mario Pelchat no longer had any artists on his team, marking the first occurrence in La Voix history that a coach was not represented in the final.

Episode 11 (31 March)[edit]

Semi-final results
Order Challenger Challenged
Coach Song Artist % % Artist Song Coach
1 Mario Pelchat "À coup de rêves" William Osias 37% 63% Redge Olibrice "Le ciel est Back Order" Corneille
2 Corneille "Et cetera" Leticia Jiménez 6% 94% Lee-Anne Bergevin "We Are the Champions" France D'Amour
3 France D'Amour "Ordinaire" Maude Cyr-Deschênes 77% 23% Chadé Losane "Mon ange" Roxane Bruneau
4 Roxane Bruneau "Comment je te dirais" Jonathan Houde 50.5% 49.5% Priscilla Findlay "Hero" Mario Pelchat

Final[edit]

The final aired on 7 April. Each of the remaining four artists sang to earn the highest amount of percentage points, thus being crowned La Voix. At the end of the round, Maude Cyr-Deschênes from Team France received the most votes and was crowned the winner of La Voix.

Round 1[edit]

Colour Key:

       The contestant is through to Round 2
       The contestant is eliminated
Order Coach Contestant Song Percentage of votes
1 France D'Amour Lee-Anne Bergevin "Regarde-moi" 18
2 France D'Amour Maude Cyr-Deschênes "Qu'est-ce que ça peut ben faire" 24
3 Roxane Bruneau Jonathan Houde "Parle-moi" 16
4 Corneille Redge Olibrice "L'Enfer" 42

Round 2[edit]

       Winner
       Runner-up
Order Coach Contestant Song Percentage of votes
1 France D'Amour Maude Cyr-Deschênes "Quand on n'a que l'amour" 58
2 Corneille Redge Olibrice "Toujours vivant" 42

References[edit]

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