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Operación Triunfo is a reality-show talent contest which first aired on Spain's TVE network in 2001. A kind of cross between Pop Idol, Voces en Función, Star Search, and Big Brother, the show aimed to find the country's next solo singing sensation, putting a selection of hopefuls through their paces by getting them to sing a variety of cover versions of popular songs, with tutoring from various professionals, and a headmaster like a school and 8 with Nina. Operación triunfo has been broadcast since 2001, first by TVE and then Telecinco. Successful program and audience, was broadcast on TVE in his first three seasons and in Telecinco in the fourth, fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth. In it, a series of week after week contestants demonstrated their skills as singers in a gala live one day a week. The first contest was the most successful, being one of the most popular shows in the history of Spanish television and featuring singers that went on to enjoy long-term recognition from the public. In his first three seasons, the top prize was to represent Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest. TVE in this way was able to build on a popularity surge the Eurovision contest was experiencing in Spain.

Cast

Roberto Leal

Host

Mónica Naranjo

Herself - Jury Member

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kolibri753

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Operación Triunfo: More Than Just a Singing Competition Operación Triunfo is a reality singing competition that has become a cultural phenomenon in Spain. If you're interested in watching young adults hone their skills in singing, dancing, and acting, this show is a top pick. Each season features 16 contestants, all of whom live together in a house that's streamed live on YouTube almost 24/7. The atmosphere in Operación Triunfo is generally friendly and supportive, though the dynamics can vary from season to season. Of course, with a group of young adults living together, it's natural that a few love affairs might spark, few conflicts about dirty dishes may appear, but what else would you expect? However, the show remains relatively drama-free, focusing on the contestants' growth as artists. Each week, contestants are paired up (or go solo) to prepare a song for the Monday night Gala, where they perform live. The teachers guide them through the preparation, helping them bring out their best — or sometimes challenging them in unexpected ways. The Gala performances are a highlight, showcasing the hard work the contestants have put in throughout the week. During the Gala, the four contestants with the weakest performances are nominated by the judges. A panel of teachers saves one of them, another is saved by a vote from their classmates, and the remaining two must perform solo songs in the next Gala, which could be their last chance in the academy. The contestant who goes home is decided by viewers, who vote in an app once a day for the contestant they want to keep in the competition. Even after the show ends, they continue their journey by releasing their own music and touring across Spain, ensuring they’re not just left on their own. Contestants also gain a strong social media presence during the show, with Instagram, TikTok, and Spotify accounts, but they remain isolated in their own bubble, so it doesn’t influence their decisions during the academy. Overall, Operación Triunfo is a compelling blend of talent, training, and a touch of reality, making it a must-watch for anyone interested in the making of future stars. P.S. Many well-known Spanish artists have launched their careers through Operación Triunfo

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Operación Triunfo: More Than Just a Singing Competition Operación Triunfo is a reality singing competition that has become a cultural phenomenon in Spain. If you're interested in watching young adults hone their skills in singing, dancing, and acting, this show is a top pick. Each season features 16 contestants, all of whom live together in a house that's streamed live on YouTube almost 24/7. The atmosphere in Operación Triunfo is generally friendly and supportive, though the dynamics can vary from season to season. Of course, with a group of young adults living together, it's natural that a few love affairs might spark, few conflicts about dirty dishes may appear, but what else would you expect? However, the show remains relatively drama-free, focusing on the contestants' growth as artists. Each week, contestants are paired up (or go solo) to prepare a song for the Monday night Gala, where they perform live. The teachers guide them through the preparation, helping them bring out their best — or sometimes challenging them in unexpected ways. The Gala performances are a highlight, showcasing the hard work the contestants have put in throughout the week. During the Gala, the four contestants with the weakest performances are nominated by the judges. A panel of teachers saves one of them, another is saved by a vote from their classmates, and the remaining two must perform solo songs in the next Gala, which could be their last chance in the academy. The contestant who goes home is decided by viewers, who vote in an app once a day for the contestant they want to keep in the competition. Even after the show ends, they continue their journey by releasing their own music and touring across Spain, ensuring they’re not just left on their own. Contestants also gain a strong social media presence during the show, with Instagram, TikTok, and Spotify accounts, but they remain isolated in their own bubble, so it doesn’t influence their decisions during the academy. Overall, Operación Triunfo is a compelling blend of talent, training, and a touch of reality, making it a must-watch for anyone interested in the making of future stars. P.S. Many well-known Spanish artists have launched their careers through Operación Triunfo

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