Talento FOX

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Talento FOX
Genre Reality competition
Directed byMartin Kweller
Presented by Alejandro Fantino
Judges
Country of originArgentina
Original languageSpanish
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes13 [1]
Production
ProducerRaul Slonimsky
Production locationFox Toma 1, Buenos Aires
Running time47–55 minutes
Production companies
Original release
Network FOX
ReleaseAugust 22 (2018-08-22) 
November 22, 2018 (2018-11-22)

Talento FOX is a singing competition television series broadcast on FOX. It premiered on August 22, 2018 and aims to find currently unsigned singing talent from all over Latin America (professional and amateur) contested by aspiring singers, drawn from public auditions. The competition not only looks for talent, but it also aims to overcome contestants' past personal experiences and fears. The winner receives record deal with Sony Music Argentina to record a studio album, and becomes exclusive artist of Fox Latin America.

Contents

The series employs a panel of three judges or "directors" who guide the artists' performances. Each director is concerned with a particular aspect: Diego Torres with vocal technique and perfectioning, Lali Espósito with body expression and stage performance, and Wisin with artistic projection. The series is hosted by Alejandro Fantino. [2] [3]

On November 21, 2018, Francisco Vázquez was crowned winner of Talento Fox. [4]

Selection process and format

The competition begins with the "Selection Phase." The directors watch a video of each contestant introducing themselves and narrating their life stories before performing. Once the video finishes, the contestants start their performances from inside a capsule inside the stage as to allow the directors to focus only on the voice. They have one minute to impress the directors and encourage them to press their button or "disc". To officially enter the competition or the "Talento FOX factory", the contestant needs the approval of the three directors. With only two directors pressing their buttons, the capsule is lifted up and the stage forms stairs from which the contestant descends to face the audience. If this happens, the contestant has the opportunity to convince the lasting director to press their button. However, if any or only one director press their buttons in the one-minute span time, they are denied any opportunity to enter the factory. [5]

The twenty-five contestants eventually selected are trained in the "Factory", where they work with professionals to improve their singing, dancing and performing skills. The "Transphormation Phase" consists of four episodes in which six or seven contestants perform a song individually. At the end of the episode, the directors select three contestants to advance to the next phase.

The twelve remaining contestants are arranged in duets to compete in the "Competition Phase", which consists of two episodes. In each one, three duets (six contestants) perform a song, and the judges chooses the best duet to advance to the next phase. The four remaining contestants then perform a different song, and the directors now chose only two of them, from the same or from different duets. The first chosen duet get to perform at the end of the episode.

Selection Phase

Color key
  Director pressed their button during the contestant's performance
  Director pressed their button after the contestant's performance
    Artist eliminated with at least one director not pressing their button

Episode 1 (Aug. 22)

OrderArtistAgeHomecountrySongDirector's choicesResult
DiegoLaliWisin
1Ju Outeyral18 Argentina "I'm Yours"Chosen
2Daniela Posada26 Colombia "Somos Uno"Chosen
3Sofia Pignani20 Argentina "¡Corre!"Chosen
4Naharaí Bautista Alvarado23 Mexico "’O sole mio"Chosen
5Mauro SabugalN/A Argentina "Atado a tu amor"Not chosen
6Nicolas Celone21 Argentina "Sin Principio Ni Final"Not chosen
7Lucas Edi18 Argentina "Perfect"Chosen
8Pâmela Gonçalves31 Brazil "Desde Esa Noche"Not chosen
9Hernán Danza33 Argentina "Seré"Not chosen
Chosen

Episode 2 (Aug. 29)

OrderArtistAgeHomecountrySongDirector's choicesResult
DiegoLaliWisin
1Florencia Álvarez22 Argentina "Hero"Chosen
2Francisco Vázquez21 Argentina "Versace on the Floor"Chosen
3Félix Gordillo23 Mexico "Me Dediqué a Perderte"Chosen
4Lucas Kneetman25 Argentina "Persiana Americana"Not chosen
5Vanesa Grandinetti27 Argentina "Someone like You"Chosen
6Marcelo Santillán39 Argentina "Sobreviviendo"Chosen
7Federico Muñoz23 Argentina "No Me Doy por Vencido"Chosen
8Kelly Bareño24 Colombia "Labios Compartidos"Not chosen
9Araceli Encinas21 Argentina "Que nadie sepa mi sufrir"Chosen

Episode 3 (Sep. 5)

OrderArtistAgeHomecountrySongDirector's choicesResult
DiegoLaliWisin
1Abril Affre18 Argentina "I Will Always Love You"Chosen
2Johanna Gomez34 Colombia "Si tú no estás aqui"Not chosen
3Diego Carbajal48 Argentina "What a Wonderful World"Chosen
4Micaela Albanese19 Argentina "Hello"Chosen
5Walter Amor20 Uruguay "Entra En Mi Vida"Not chosen
6Emanuel Gil18 Argentina "A Puro Dolor"Chosen
7Juan Caruso19 Argentina "Puente"Chosen
8Fernanda Jacinto Forero24 Colombia "Sin Miedo a Nada"Chosen
9William Álvarez21 Argentina "Lloviendo Estrellas"Chosen
10Juan Manuel Garza40 Mexico "A Dios le Pido"Not chosen
11Camila Torres22 Argentina "Rosas"Not chosen

Episode 4 (Sep. 12)

OrderArtistAgeHomecountrySongDirector's choicesResult
DiegoLaliWisin
1Agustín Suero26 Argentina "Get Up, Stand Up"Chosen
2Carla Romañuk44 Uruguay "Don't Know Why"Chosen
3Clemens Brentano27 Brazil "El Perdón"Not chosen
4Mariana Pereyra26 Argentina "No me enseñaste"Chosen
5Tomás Descalzo23 Argentina "Tu Recuerdo"Not chosen
6Vanesa Rodriguez22 Argentina "Love Shack"Chosen
7Camila Asselborn19 Argentina "Don't Speak"Not chosen
8Benjamín Depasquali18 Argentina "Can't Stop the Feeling!"Chosen
9Moisés Mercado30 Colombia "Fruta Fresca"Not chosen

Transformation Phase

Color key:

      Contestant was chosen by the judges to advanced to the next stage
      Contestant was eliminated

Episode 5 (Sep. 26)

OrderContestantSongResult
1Ju Oteyral"La Llave"Eliminated
2Francisco Vázquez"Somewhere Only We Know"Advanced
3Micaela Albanese"Bad Romance"Advanced
4Diego Carabajal"She"Eliminated
5Felix Gordillo"Si No Te Hubieras Ido"Eliminated
6Araceli Encinas"Amores Extraños"Advanced

Episode 6 (Oct. 3)

OrderContestantSongResult
1Naharai Alvarado"I Will Survive"Advanced
2William Álvarez"Disparo al Corazón"Eliminated
3Daniela Posadas"Nada Fue Un Error"Eliminated
4Abril Ezcurra"Sweet Child o' Mine"Advanced
5Juan Caruso"Afinidad"Advanced
6Federico Muñoz"Es Por Ti"Eliminated

Episode 7 (Oct. 10)

OrderContestantSongResult
1Benjamín Depasquali"Bye Bye Bye"Advanced
2Carla Romañuk"Si tú no estás aqui"Eliminated
3Lucas Edi"Haven't Met You Yet"Advanced
4Mariana Pereyra"Corazón Partío"Eliminated
5Fernanda Forero"Sabor a Mí"Eliminated
6Marcelo Santillán"Algo Contigo"Eliminated
7Vanesa Rodriguez"Firework"Advanced

Episode 8 (Oct. 17)

OrderContestantSongResult
1Florencia Álvarez"Todo Cambia"Advanced
2Agustín Suero"Atrévete-te-te"Advanced
3Vanesa Grandinetti"Ego"Eliminated
4Sofía Pignani"Without You"Eliminated
5Abril Affre"Your Song"Advanced
6Emanuel Gil"Por Amarte Así"Eliminated

Competition Phase: Duets

Color key:

      Contestant was chosen by the judges to advanced to the next stage after the first round
      Contestant was chosen by the judges to advanced to the next stage after the second round
      Contestant was eliminated

Episode 9 (Oct. 24)

ContestantOrderSongOrderSongResult
Florencia Álvarez1"Corazón"Advanced
Benjamín DepasqualiAdvanced
Araceli Encinas2"Cake by the Ocean"5"Desde Esa Noche"Advanced
Lucas EdiAdvanced
-3"Tu Recuerdo"4"Tu Sin Mí"Eliminated
Juan CaruzoEliminated

Episode 10 (Oct. 31)

ContestantOrderSongOrderSongResult
Micaela Albanese1"Valerie"Advanced
Agustín SueroAdvanced
Naharai Alvarado2"La Bikina"5"Fantasmas"Eliminated
Vanesa RodriguezEliminated
Abril Affre3"Crimen"4"Fotografía"Advanced
Francisco VázquezAdvanced

Quarter-finals

Episode 11 (Nov. 7)

Color key
  The contestant was chosen by Diego to join her team
  The contestant was chosen by Lali to join her team
  The contestant was chosen by Wisin to join her team
      The contestant was not chosen by any director and thus, eliminated
OrderContestantSongResult
1Benjamín Depasaquali"Happy"Advanced
2Florencia Álvarez"Yo Vengo a Ofrecer Mi Corazón"Advanced
3Francisco Vazquez"Mr. Brightside"Advanced
4Araceli Encinas"Tan Enamorados"Eliminated
5Lucas Edi"Wonderwall"Advanced
6Agustín Suero"Reggaetón Lento (Bailemos)"Eliminated
7Micaela Albanese"Creep"Advanced
8Abril Affre"Chandelier"Advanced

Semifinals

Color key:

      Contestant was chosen by the judges to advanced to the finals
      Contestant was eliminated

Episode 12 (Nov. 14)

OrderContestantSongResult
1Francisco Vázquez"Grace Kelly"Advanced
2Abril Affre"Fever"Advanced
3Lucas Edi"El Perdón"Eliminated
4Mucaela Albanese"Roxanne"Eliminated
5Benjamín Depasquali"That's What I Like"Advanced
6Florencia Álvarez"Te Extraño, Te Olvido, Te Amo"Eliminated

Finale

Color key:

      Contestant was a runner up of Talento FOX
      Contestant was winner of Talento Fox

Episode 13 (Nov. 21)

ContestantOrderSong in SpanishOrderSong in EnglishResult
Benjamín Depasquali1"Te Vi Venir"4"...Baby One More Time"Runner-up
Abril Affre5"¡Corre!"2"Roar"Runner-up
Francisco Vázquez3"Seguir Viviendo sin Tu Amor"6"Moves like Jagger"Winner

Non-competition performances

List of non-competition performances
EpisodePerformer(s)Song(s)
1 Diego Torres, Lali and Wisin "Iguales"
2 Diego Torres and Carlos Vives "Un Poquito"
3 Anitta and Lali "Downtown", "100 Grados"
4 Wisin "Me niego", "Escápate Conmigo", "Vacaciones"
5 CNCO "Mamita", "Hey DJ"
6 Julieta Venegas "Buenos Aires Bomba"
7 Carlos Rivera "Recuérdame"
8 Carlos Vives "Hoy Tengo Tiempo (Pinta Sensual)"
9Florencia Álvarez and Benjamín Depasquali"Dónde está el Amor"
Anitta "Indecente"
10Agustín Suero and Micaela Albanese"Entra En Mi Vida"
Miranda! "743"
11Nahuel Pennisi"Ser Feliz", "Somos"
12 Lali "Besarte Mucho"
13Top 6 contestants"Iguales"

Reception

EpisodeOriginal airdateProductionTime slot (AR)Viewers
(in millions)
Adults (18–49)Source
RatingShare
1"Etapa Selección: Parte 1"August 22, 2018S01E01Wednesday 9:45 p.m.0.282.033.7 [6]

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