"Voice of Germany" finale: Julian Pförtner thinks so of Anny, Basti and Tammo

Created: 2022-11-02 20:11

By: Daniel Hagmann

The four "The Voice" finalists are about to make their big dream come true.

Everyone has three singing talents against them.

Is there a competitive struggle or even a cat war?

Now victory is very close: Only one last live show next Friday, November 4th, from 8.15 p.m. on Sat.1 separates the last four "The Voice of Germany" participants from the really big triumph.

Also present as a representative of Peter Maffay's team: Julian Pförtner from Bad Wimpfen in the Heilbronn district.

With an impressive goose bumps performance and the song "Someone you loved", the 23-year-old made it to the final of "The Voice".

Compared to the "sing-offs", when Julian Pförtner from the Heilbronn area wasn't 100% convincing, the student was able to top it again in the semi-finals.

But: Is such a performance in the finale of "The Voice of Germany" on Sat.1 really enough for victory?

Because the other candidates are also outstanding performers, who have caused goosebumps several times with their performances at previous shows.

"The Voice of Germany" before the final: great atmosphere between the candidates

In the finale of "The Voice of Germany" on Sat.1, Heilbronn's Julian Pförtner has to deal with the three winners of the other coach teams: Tammo Förster takes the place of Rea Garvey's group, Basti Schmidt represents Stefanie Kloß's team - and Anny Ogrezeanu is running for Mark Forster's team.

During the semi-final show, Rea Garvey emphasized how harmonious and great the atmosphere on the show was between the participants and the coaches.

But does this also apply to the relationship between the remaining candidates?

After it was clear last Friday who would make it into the final of "The Voice of Germany", Julian Pförtner from Heilbronn hugged his final colleague Tammo Förster.

Pförtner explains to echo24.de

: “The relationship between us finalists is great

Tammo is still a few years younger than me and like a little brother to me.

On the weekend after the semifinals, I had dinner with Basti.

A great and likeable person, just like Anny.

The atmosphere between the four of us is great and couldn't be better."

Viewers decide the finale of "The Voice of Germany" by voting

For candidate Julian Pförtner from Heilbronn, whom Peter Maffay and Mark Forster have already tried to work together after their TV time together, it is also exactly what distinguishes "The Voice of Germany" from other casting shows: " Musicians perform here who treat each other with respect and support each other.

There is no cat war here.” In the final on Friday, each participant sings five songs each – sometimes alone, sometimes together with other candidates.

If the singers also harmonize between people, it can only be a big celebration - much to the delight of the audience.

Julian Pförtner during a live performance of the "The Voice of Germany" show.

© ProSieben/Sat.1/Claudius Pflug

The viewers will decide who of the four remaining candidates will ultimately bear the title "The Voice of Germany" and go home as the winner.

Everyone can vote for their preferred candidate via app or by phone call.

Julian Pförtner from Heilbronn, who is currently preparing for the final show, explains: "In the past few weeks, my follower numbers on Instagram have shot up because of 'The Voice'.

If every follower votes for me, I'll be that much closer to winning.”

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But no matter who of the four ultimately comes out on top: with so much mutual support and harmony between the finalists of "The Voice of Germany" there will definitely be no bad blood between the participants.

Even if of course everyone would like to win and there can only be one winner at Sat.1 - in the end all four deserve the big triumph.