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Season 1 (2013)
The following chart contains the names of the iconic singers that the celebrities imitated every week.

Season 1 (2013)
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Season 5 (2021) Моё
The following chart contains the names of the iconic singers that the celebrities imitated every week.

Seasons

 * Highest scoring performance
 * Lowest scoring performance
 * Qualified for the final
 * Didn't qualify for the final

Season 1 (2013)
The following chart contains the names of the iconic singers that the celebrities imitated every week.

Season 2 (2014)
The following chart contains the names of the iconic singers that the celebrities imitated every week.

Season 3 (2015)

 * On 29 April Batyrkhan Shukenov died after having a heart attack. Until his death the season had finished twelve of its fifteen episodes. The recordings of the last episodes continued but without Shukenov. Before he died he was on the third position in the ranking. The broadcast of 17 May, which was recorded before Shukenov's death, was won by Shukenov and he was named finalist there. The episode which was broadcast before that episode, on 10 May, didn't feature Shukenov because the recordings of this episode were planned on the 30th of April, one day after Shukenov's death. In the end of semi-final episode Shukenov was named the one of two winners of the season posthumously. During the final episode all (including former) participants, judges and presenters paid a tribute to him.
 * Although the official rules only allow five finalists; Alexander Rybak was named as sixth finalist during the semi-final, after Maxim Galkin stated that the judges wanted him to be in the final. At the end of the show Rybak finished as runner up.

The following chart contains the names of the iconic singers that the celebrities imitated every week.

Season 4. The Best (2016)
In this season participated nine contestants from the past seasons. Moreover, one extra contestant (also from the past seasons) was in each new release.

The following chart contains the names of the iconic singers that the celebrities imitated every week.


 * Highest scoring performance
 * Lowest scoring performance

Season 5. (2019)
In the fifth season, 8 ordinary people took part. Each participant has his coach, who chooses the image of the shown artist. The winner of the episode was automatically a finalist of the project.

The following chart contains the names of the iconic singers that the celebrities imitated every week.

Seasons

 * Highest scoring performance and encore
 * Highest scoring performance
 * Lowest scoring performance
 * Prize from TV Viewer
 * Prize from Jury
 * Prize from TV Viewer and Jury

Season 1 (2014)
The following chart contains the names of the iconic singers that the celebrities imitated every week.

Season 2 (2015)
The following chart contains the names of the iconic singers that the celebrities imitated every week.

Season 3 (2015)
The following chart contains the names of the iconic singers that the celebrities imitated every week.

Season 4 (2016)
The following chart contains the names of the iconic singers that the celebrities imitated every week.

Season 5 (2021)
The following chart contains the names of the iconic singers that the celebrities imitated every week.

The fourth season of the Russian reality talent show The Voice Senior (The Voice. 60+) premiered on September 3, 2021, on Channel One. Stas Namin, Laima Vaikule, Valery Leontiev, and Oleg Gazmanov became the new coaches. Dmitry Nagiev returned as the show's presenter.

Mikhail Serebryakov was announced the winner on October 1, 2021, marking Oleg Gazmanov's first win as a coach. With his victory, Gazmanov became the second new coach to win on his first season, behind Tamara Gverdtsiteli. Also, Serebryakov became the oldest winner in the history of the franchise, winning at 97 years old.

Teams
Colour key

Winner

Runner-up

Third place

Eliminated in the Final

Eliminated in the Knockout rounds

Blind auditions

 * Colour key

Final

 * Colour key:

Best Coach

 * Colour key

Best Coach

Second place

Third place

Fourth place

Episode's Best Coach

The Voice Senior (Russian season 5)
The fifth season talent show The Voice Senior (The Voice. 60+) premiered on September 2, 2022 on Channel One. Elena Vaenga returned as coach and replased Laima Vaikule, while Valeriy Syutkin, Alexander Malinin, and Igor Kornelyuk replaced Stas Namin, Valery Leontiev, and Oleg Gazmanov, respectively. Larisa Guzeeva replaced Dmitry Nagiev as the show's presenter.

Raisa Dmitrenko was announced the winner on October 2, 2022, marking Elena Vaenga's first win as a coach and the third female coach to win in the show's history, behind Pelageya and Tamara Gverdtsiteli. Raisa became only the 2nd winner in the show’s history to have been four-chair turn in the blind auditions after Mikhail Serebryakov in season 4.

Coaches and presenter
Stas Namin, Laima Vaikule, Valery Leontiev, and Oleg Gazmanov didn't return for season five and were replaced by Igor Kornelyuk, Elena Vaenga, Alexander Malinin, and Valeriy Syutkin.

Larisa Guzeeva became as a presenter.

Teams
Colour key

Winner

Runner-up

Third place

Eliminated in the Final

Eliminated in the Knockout rounds

Blind auditions

 * Colour key

Final

 * Colour key:

Best Coach

 * Colour key

Best Coach

Second place

Third place

Episode's Best Coach