'Your Face Sounds Familiar' chooses its winner this Friday after signing one of its most successful seasons on Antena 3

Antena 3 will broadcast this Friday, starting at 10:00 PM, the live grand finale of Tu cara me suena, which will cap off an edition that has once again become a television phenomenon. Cristina Castaño, J Kbello, María Parrado, Martín Savi, and Paula Koops will fight for victory in a gala where the audience will decide the winner through their votes.

The finale will also bring together the rest of the edition's contestants —Sole Giménez, Aníbal Gómez, Leonor Lavado, and Jesulín de Ubrique—, in addition to featuring special performances by Blas Cantó and Jorge González, both winners of previous seasons. All of this after an edition that has averaged a 19.3% audience share, more than 1.4 million viewers, and more than four million unique viewers, consolidating itself as the most watched talent show on television and the most followed prime time program.

Ahead of this last night, the finalists face the gala with mixed feelings. J Kbello admits that he arrives "with a lot of nerves and a lot of sadness that this is ending," although he leaves "proud of how I finish the contest." Cristina Castaño, for her part, assures that her only goal is "to give that gift to the audience full of emotion," while admitting that her performance will be especially demanding because it is "a complex song vocally and with a lot of dedication in terms of interpretation."

Also, María Parrado assures that she faces the outcome "with great enthusiasm" and convinced that "we are going to achieve a very beautiful finale," regardless of the result. Paula Koops confesses that performing a number from Cabaret represents "a beautiful closing of a cycle" and admits that "I wish there were ten more galas" to continue learning. For his part, Martín Savi states that he arrives at the outcome "with the utmost respect, the same dedication, and the same commitment," convinced that being part of the program has meant "a before and after" in his career.

In addition to bidding farewell to a record-breaking edition, all the finalists agree on highlighting the impact the program has had on their careers: from having recovered their facet as a singer, as Cristina Castaño explains, to having found a true artistic school, as J Kbello summarizes, passing through the personal and professional growth highlighted by María Parrado, Paula Koops, and Martín Savi. A balance that confirms the role of Tu cara me suena as one of the most consolidated and successful formats on Spanish television.