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Amanda Saraiva Wins Public Vote for Talentos da Comunidade Final
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Amanda Saraiva Wins Public Vote for Talentos da Comunidade Final

The 30-year-old manager from Salvador's Ribeira neighborhood is heading to the grand final of the 5th season of the popular talent competition.

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Quick Summary

  • 1Amanda Saraiva has officially secured her place in the grand final of Talentos da Comunidade after winning the public repescagem vote.
  • 2The 30-year-old artist and manager from the Ribeira neighborhood of Salvador captured 27.51% of the total votes, beating out five other contestants in the wildcard round.Originally from Itiruçu in southwestern Bahia, Saraiva began her musical journey performing in local bars and events before moving to the state capital in 2015.
  • 3After a temporary hiatus due to lack of industry connections, she returned to music through social media, where she regularly posts videos with encouragement from friends.
  • 4She now joins four other finalists previously selected by judges Adelmo Casé, Márcia Short, and Maurício Habib for the competition's decisive final round.

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Public Vote Decides FinalistFrom Itiruçu to SalvadorThe Digital Path ForwardThe Competition LandscapeCommunity ImpactLooking Ahead

Public Vote Decides Finalist#

The Talentos da Comunidade competition has announced its final contestant for the grand final of its fifth season. Amanda Saraiva emerged victorious from the repescagem round, securing her place through direct public vote.

The results were decisive, with Saraiva capturing 27.51% of the total votes cast by viewers. This wildcard round represented the last opportunity for eliminated contestants to re-enter the competition and compete for the grand prize.

At 30 years old, Saraiva balances her career as a manager with her growing musical ambitions. She resides in the Ribeira neighborhood of Salvador, a community that has supported her artistic development.

From Itiruçu to Salvador#

Saraiva's musical roots trace back to Itiruçu, a municipality in southwestern Bahia. It was in her hometown that she first developed her craft, performing at local bars and community events while building collaborative partnerships with friends.

In 2015, she made the pivotal decision to relocate to Salvador, the state capital, to pursue broader opportunities. The move required significant personal sacrifice, as she had to simultaneously manage work responsibilities and university studies.

The transition proved challenging. Without established connections in the professional music scene, Saraiva was forced to temporarily step away from her artistic pursuits. However, her passion for music remained constant throughout this period.

"Volta e meia, gravo videos e posto nas redes sociais. Tenho incentivo de alguns amigos e foi assim que cheguei até aqui, disposta a recomeçar e fazer com amor aquilo que tanto amo."
— Amanda Saraiva, Contestant

The Digital Path Forward#

Technology provided the bridge back to her artistic dreams. Saraiva maintained her connection to music by creating and sharing content on social media platforms, where she continued to develop her sound and reach new audiences.

"Volta e meia, gravo videos e posto nas redes sociais. Tenho incentivo de alguns amigos e foi assim que cheguei até aqui, disposta a recomeçar e fazer com amor aquilo que tanto amo."

This digital strategy, combined with encouragement from her support network, ultimately led her to the Talentos da Comunidade stage. Her journey represents the modern path many independent artists take to gain recognition.

The repescagem victory validates her decision to return to music with renewed determination and authenticity.

The Competition Landscape#

Saraiva faced strong competition in the repescagem round. The public vote included five other talented contestants:

  • Dai Martins
  • Fábio Guimarães
  • Keila Coelho
  • Maria Fernanda
  • Vittoria Morais

She now joins four finalists who were previously selected directly by the judging panel:

  • Ayvih from Cajazeiras
  • Marcos Oorun from Engenho Velho de Brotas
  • Mateus Angeles from São Tomé
  • Yuri Alacoque from Engenho Velho de Brotas

The competition's three judges—Adelmo Casé, Márcia Short, and Maurício Habib—had already selected these four contestants before the public repescagem determined the final competitor.

Community Impact#

Talentos da Comunidade has become a significant platform for discovering and showcasing musical talent from Bahia's diverse communities. The show provides visibility for artists who might otherwise struggle to break into the mainstream music industry.

Saraiva's story exemplifies the competition's mission. Her progression from local performances in Itiruçu to the national stage demonstrates how community-focused talent shows can transform lives.

The Ribeira neighborhood resident now represents the hopes of her community as she prepares for the grand final. Her success would validate the path of perseverance and authentic artistic expression.

Looking Ahead#

Amanda Saraiva's journey through Talentos da Comunidade represents more than just a competition—it's a testament to resilience and the power of community support. From her early days performing in Itiruçu to her current status as a finalist, she has remained true to her artistic vision.

The grand final will determine whether her combination of public support and musical authenticity can overcome the judges' selections. For now, Saraiva has achieved a significant milestone, proving that with determination and the right support system, artists can overcome industry barriers.

Her story continues to inspire aspiring musicians throughout Bahia who face similar challenges in pursuing their artistic dreams while managing practical life responsibilities.

Frequently Asked Questions

Amanda Saraiva won the public repescagem vote with 27.51% of the total votes. She secured her place in the grand final of the competition's fifth season.

The 30-year-old manager is originally from Itiruçu in southwestern Bahia. She moved to Salvador in 2015 and lives in the Ribeira neighborhood, where she balances her career with her musical aspirations.

After stepping away due to lack of industry contacts, Saraiva maintained her connection to music by posting videos on social media. Encouragement from friends motivated her to re-enter the scene and audition for Talentos da Comunidade.

Four finalists were selected by judges: Ayvih from Cajazeiras, Marcos Oorun and Yuri Alacoque from Engenho Velho de Brotas, and Mateus Angeles from São Tomé. Saraiva joined them through the public vote.

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