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''. Season 2 of ''La Voix'' was broadcast from 19 January 2014 to 13 April 2014 on

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and was hosted for a second consecutive season by

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. Only

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judges returned, whereas first season winning judge

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, and other judges

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and

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were replaced by

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, Éric Lapointe and Isabelle Boulay. During season 2, mentors also assisted various teams. They were Dan Bigras for Team Éric Lapointe,

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for Team Isabelle Boulay, Martin Léon for Team Louis-Jean Cormier and France D'Amour for Team Marc Dupré. The winner was the finalist of Team Isabelle Boulay, the 18-year-old Yoan Garneau, who originates from Ferme-Neuve, Quebec

Blind Auditions

Episode 1

Date of broadcast : 19 January 2014 Group performance : The coaches - " La Voix que j'ai"

Episode 2

Date of broadcast : 26 January 2014 Note: Episode 2 experienced technical difficulties. During Catherine Grenier's audition, Éric Lapointe damaged his "I Want You" button. During G'Nee's audition, Marc Dupré and Éric Lapointe's chairs did not turn, despite them hitting their "I Want You" buttons.

Episode 3

Date of broadcast : 2 February 2014

Episode 4

Date of broadcast : 9 February 2014

Episode 5

Date of broadcast : 16 February 2014

Duels

Episode 6

Date of broadcast : 23 February 2014 : The participant was safe : The participant was eliminated : The participant lost the duel, but was stolen by another coach

Episode 7

Date of broadcast : 2 March 2014 : The participant was safe : The participant was eliminated : The participant lost the duel, but was stolen by another coach

Episode 8

Date of broadcast : 9 March 2014 : The participant was safe : The participant was eliminated : The participant lost the duel, but was stolen by another coach

Battle round

Episode 9

Date of broadcast : 16 March 2014 : The participant was safe : The participant was eliminated Songs outside competition

Live shows

Episode 10

Date of broadcast : 23 March 2014 Opening song : Sheryl Crow the participants of ''La Voix'' #"

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", Mathieu Lavoie, Rémi Chassé and Sabrina Paton (Team Louis-Jean Cormier) #" All I Wanna Do", with Audrey Fréchette, Mathieu Provençal and Rita Tabbakh (Team Éric Lapointe) #" Callin' Me When I'm Lonely", with Claudia Marsan, Véronique Gilbert and Marie-Ève Fournier (Équipe Isabelle Boulay) #" Soak Up the Sun", with Mélina Laplante, Lawrence Castera and G'Nee (Team Marc Dupré) : The participant was safe : The participant was eliminated

Episode 11

Date broadcast : 30 March 2014 Opening song :

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with the participants of ''La Voix'' #"La forêt des mal-aimés", with Élie Dupuis, Julie Lefebvre and Renée Wilkin (Team Marc Dupré) #"Le colombarium", with Valérie Lahaie, Philippe Lauzon and Éloïse Boutin-Masse (Team Éric Lapointe) #"La sexualité", with Rémi Basque, Valérie Daure et Éléonore Lagacé (Team Louis-Jean Cormier) #"Au bar des suicidés", with Philippe Berghella, Sandra Christin et Yoan Garneau (Équipe Isabelle Boulay) #"Deux par deux rassemblés", with all the participants : The participant was safe : The participant was eliminated

Semi-Final

Episode 12

Date de diffusion : 6 April 2014 : The participant was safe : The participant was eliminated

Final

Episode 13

Date of broadcast : 13 April 2014 Opening songs: Cee Lo Green with the finalists of ''La Voix'' (Rémi Chassé, Renée Wilkin, Valérie Lahaie, Yoan Garneau) #''

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#'' Fuck You!'' from Cee Lo Green For the grand finale, like in season 1 of the series, the final song interpreted by the finalists were original songs by their respective coaches or mentors. : The participant won the title of ''La Voix'' : The participant was eliminated

References

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