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Fourteen acts perform each week, five of whom will make it through to the final. Each judge can buzz an act in the semi-finals. If an act receives four buzzers, it will be ended, but the public can still vote at home.
| Key | G Golden act | Winner | Runner-up | Finalist |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name of act | Act | Semi-final (week) | Position reached |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cristina Ramos | Opera and rock music singer | 3 | Winner |
| Alberto De Paz | Pianist | 2 | Runner-up |
| Maria Mendoza | Singer | 4 | Finalist |
| Bichiswaag | Dance group | 1 | Finalist |
| Donet Collazo | Pole dancer | 1 | Finalist |
| Dianne Jacobs | Singer | 1 | Finalist |
| Javi Lin | Violinist | 1 | Finalist |
| Fonty | Dancer | 1 | Finalist |
| Ballet Kebanna | Dance group | 2 | Finalist |
| David Pereira | Acrobat | 2 | Finalist |
| David Tejada | Dancer | 2 | Finalist |
| Adrianna | Opera singer | 2 | Finalist |
| Sergio Ordonexz | Balancer | 3 | Finalist |
| Gabriela | Singer | 3 | Finalist |
| Celia and Marco | Acrobats | 3 | Finalist |
| Zistarlit | Dance group | 3 | Finalist |
| Robin Dee | Singer | 4 | Finalist |
| Arianna Moia | Singer | 4 | Finalist |
| Safah | Singer | 1 | Semi-finalist |
| Roberto Herruzo | Drummer | 1 | Semi-finalist |
| Draun | Close-up magician | 1 | Semi-finalist |
| Yousef | Football skills | 1 | Semi-finalist |
| Ana Norro | Ventriloquist | 1 | Semi-finalist |
| Nassim Y nayara | Wheelchair dancer | 1 | Semi-finalist |
| Antolin Benitez | Singer | 1 | Semi-finalist |
| Lightshock | Electronic dance group | 1 | Semi-finalist |
| Las Xl | Singer and guitarist | 1 | Semi-finalist |
| Jonas Molbeck | Guitarist | 2 | Semi-finalist |
| Pedro Martnez | Singer | 2 | Semi-finalist |
| Ivan Ojeda | Magician | 2 | Semi-finalist |
| Forever Young | Dance group | 2 | Semi-finalist |
| Hamza | Singer | 2 | Semi-finalist |
| Adriano | Saw player | 2 | Semi-finalist |
| Berta | Cube solver | 2 | Semi-finalist |
| Blackhane on the Street | Rappers, singers and dancers | 2 | Semi-finalist |
| Ana Navarro | Singer | 2 | Semi-finalist |
| Joe Mecanic | Comedian | 2 | Semi-finalist |
| Luis and Alba | Dancers | 3 | Semi-finalist |
| Fernando | Comedian | 3 | Semi-finalist |
| Manuel Santiago | Singer | 3 | Semi-finalist |
| Pedro | Singer | 3 | Semi-finalist |
| Angel | Dancer | 3 | Semi-finalist |
| Abmiram Quartet | Xylophone players | 3 | Semi-finalist |
| Manuel Alcalde | Close-up magician | 3 | Semi-finalist |
| Mallorca's Gay Men's Chorus | Choir | 3 | Semi-finalist |
| Keuman | Singer | 3 | Semi-finalist |
| Elihu | Dancer | 4 | Semi-finalist |
| Oihane | Singer and pianist | 4 | Semi-finalist |
| FreakTwins | Dancers | 4 | Semi-finalist |
| Soto | Nut cracker | 4 | Semi-finalist |
| Show Brasil | Acrobats | 4 | Semi-finalist |
| Ivan Asemjo | Magician | 4 | Semi-finalist |
| Blackstone Berni Y Samu | Band | 4 | Semi-finalist |
| Marco Aurelio | Arial performer | 4 | Semi-finalist |
| Alvaro Montes | Singer | 4 | Semi-finalist |
| Rafa Piccola | Shadow play | 4 | Semi-finalist |
| The Bar Bio | Acrobats | 4 | Semi-finalist |
| X-Adows | Dance group | 4 | Semi-finalist |
| Black Diamond | Band | 4 | Semi-finalist |
| Key |  Buzzed out | Finished in first place; automatically advanced to the finals. |
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| Order | Artist | Act | Buzzes | Finished | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jesus | Edurne | Eva | Jorge J | ||||
| 1 | Safah | Singer | Eliminated | ||||
| 2 | Bichiswaag | Dance group | Advanced | ||||
| 3 | Donet Collazo | Pole dancer | Advanced | ||||
| 4 | Roberto Herruzo | Drummer | Eliminated | ||||
| 5 | Draun | Close-up magician | Eliminated | ||||
| 6 | Dianne Jacobs | Singer | Advanced | ||||
| 7 | Yousef | Football skills | Eliminated | ||||
| 8 | Ana Norro | Ventriloquist |  | Eliminated | |||
| 9 | Nassim Y nayara | Wheelchair dancer | Eliminated | ||||
| 10 | Antolin Benitez | Singer | Eliminated | ||||
| 11 | Lightshock | Electronic dance group | Eliminated | ||||
| 12 | Javi Lin | Violinist | Advanced | ||||
| 13 | Las Xl | Singer and guitarist | | | | Eliminated | |
| 14 | Fonty | Dancer | Advanced | ||||
| Order | Artist | Act | Buzzes | Finished | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jesus | Edurne | Eva | Jorge J | ||||
| 1 | Ballet Kebanna | Dance group | Advanced | ||||
| 2 | Ivan Ojeda | Magician | Eliminated | ||||
| 3 | Forever Young | Dance group | Eliminated | ||||
| 4 | David Pereira | Acrobat | Advanced | ||||
| 5 | Hamza | Singer | Eliminated | ||||
| 6 | Adriano | Saw player | Eliminated | ||||
| 7 | Berta | Cube solver | Eliminated | ||||
| 8 | Alberto De Paz | Pianist | | Advanced | |||
| 9 | Blackhane on the Street | Rappers, singers and dancers | | Eliminated | |||
| 10 | Jonas Molbeck | Singer and harmonica player | | | | Eliminated | |
| 11 | Ana Navarro | Singer | Eliminated | ||||
| 12 | David Tejada | Dancer | Advanced | ||||
| 13 | Joe Mecanic | Comedian | Eliminated | ||||
| 14 | Adrianna | Opera singer | Advanced | ||||
^1 Alberto De Paz accidentally had a x by Jorge J; even though he didn't even press the button, it showed up before the act even started.
| Order | Artist | Act | Buzzes | Finished | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jesus | Edurne | Eva | Jorge J | ||||
| 1 | Luis and Alba | Dancers | Eliminated | ||||
| 2 | Fernando | Comedian | Eliminated | ||||
| 3 | Manuel Santiago | Singer | Eliminated | ||||
| 4 | Sergio Ordonexz | Balancer | Advanced | ||||
| 5 | Pedro | Singer | Eliminated | ||||
| 6 | Angel | Glow in the dark dancer | Eliminated | ||||
| 7 | Abmiram Quartet | Xylophone players | | Eliminated | |||
| 8 | Gabriela | Singer | Advanced | ||||
| 9 | Celia and Marco | Acrobats | Advanced | ||||
| 10 | Manuel Alcalde | Close-up magician | Eliminated | ||||
| 11 | Christina Ramos | Singer | Advanced | ||||
| 12 | Mallorca's Gay Men's Chorus | Choir | Eliminated | ||||
| 13 | Zistarlity | Dance group | Advanced | ||||
| 14 | Keuman | Singer | Eliminated | ||||
| Order | Artist | Act | Buzzes | Finished | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jesus | Edurne | Eva | Jorge J | ||||
| 1 | Elihu | Dancer | Eliminated | ||||
| 2 | Oihane | Singer and pianist (sang "Read All About It") | Eliminated | ||||
| 3 | FreakTwins | Dancers | Eliminated | ||||
| 4 | Soto | Nut cracker | | Eliminated | |||
| 5 | Maria Mendoza | Singer | Advanced | ||||
| 6 | Show Brasil | Acrobats | Eliminated | ||||
| 7 | Ivan Asemjo | Magician | Eliminated | ||||
| 8 | Blackstone Berni Y Samu | Band | Eliminated | ||||
| 9 | Marco Aurelio | Ariel | Eliminated | ||||
| 10 | Alvaro Montes | Singer | Eliminated | ||||
| 11 | Rafa Piccola | Shadow play | Eliminated | ||||
| 12 | The Bar Bio | Acrobats | Eliminated | ||||
| 13 | Robin Dee | Singer | Advanced | ||||
| 14 | X-Adows | Dance group | Eliminated | ||||
| 15 | Black Diamond | Band | | Eliminated | |||
| 16 | Arianna Moia | Singer | Advanced | ||||
The final was broadcast on 28 April 2016.
| Order | Artist | Act | Finished |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Diane Jacons | Singer | First group eliminated |
| 2 | David Tejada | Dancer | First group eliminated |
| 3 | Zistarlity | Dance group | First group eliminated |
| 4 | Alberto | Pianist | Runner-up |
| 5 | Donet Collazo | Pole dancer | First group eliminated |
| 6 | Robin Dee | Singer | First group eliminated |
| 7 | Bichiswaag | Dance group | Second group eliminated |
| 8 | Arianna | Singer (sang "Over the Rainbow") | Second group eliminated |
| 9 | Celia And Marco | Acrobats | Second group eliminated |
| 10 | Maria Mendoza | Singer | Finalist |
| 11 | Sergio Ordonez | Acrobat | Second group eliminated |
| 12 | Javi Lin | Violinist | Second group eliminated |
| 13 | Fonty | Dancer | 3rd group eliminated |
| 14 | Gabriela | Singer | 3rd group eliminated |
| 15 | Marco | Dancer | 3rd group eliminated |
| 16 | Cristina Ramos | Singer | Winner |
| 17 | David Pereira | Balancer | 3rd group eliminated |
| 18 | Ballet Kebanna | Dance group | 3rd group eliminated |
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