Eduardo ‘El Campanero’ won La Voz Kids 2026 after a tense final in which the public cast the decisive vote. Representing Antonio Orozco’s team, his flamenco performances set him apart throughout the competition, capping one of the most closely fought editions in recent years.
The final featured four standout contestants: Martina, Estructura, Eduardo and Evolett. Each delivered a memorable performance, but Eduardo won over the audience. His rendition of 'Alfileres de colores' showcased the distinctive vocal style that made him a favorite from the start.
Antonio Orozco’s confidence in Eduardo was clear when they shared the stage for an emotional duet of 'Pedacitos de ti'. The moment resonated with the audience and coaches, highlighting the strong bond between them, a dynamic basic to the show’s appeal this season.
The other finalists also delivered impressive performances. Martina, chosen by Edurne, impressed with a powerful duet of 'Mala costumbre' and earned enthusiastic applause from the coaches and audience. Estructura and Ana Mena offered a fresh take on 'Quiero decirte', while Evolett, from Luis Fonsi’s team, closed the performances with a stirring version of 'No me doy por vencido' alongside her coach.
Eduardo brought his own guitarist and performed with a full flamenco ensemble, adding a distinctive touch to the final and reinforcing his identity as an artist. The choice also highlighted the range of talent on display. Leire stood out as one of the season’s strongest voices, while Edurne, Ana Mena and Luis Fonsi each had finalists who had shone since the blind auditions.
Anticipation filled the studio as the results were announced. Reaching the final was already a impressive achievement, but the public’s choice gave Eduardo a place in the program’s history. The show delivered high-caliber performances and moments fans will remember.
La Voz Kids remains a major fixture in Spain’s television calendar, showcasing young musical talent from across the country. The format pairs aspiring singers with established artists as coaches and gives contestants a national platform. This year’s edition continued that tradition, with a competitive field and a finale that held viewers’ attention until the last moment.
Atresmedia’s coverage of the franchise also extended beyond the competition. On October 23, 2026, the broadcaster announced that its La Voz Kids promotional campaign had received a MUSE Gold Award in the Video-Entertainment category. In separate October coverage of the adult-format La Voz 2026, Atresmedia reported that coaches Melendi, Mika, Pablo López and Lola Índigo had completed their teams, with 56 talents selected for the program.
Interest in Spanish television competitions remains high. The variety show Pasapalabra, for example, recently brought together personalities from different fields, including music and bullfighting, for a special episode that drew impressive attention. Details of that broadcast are available in this report: Pasapalabra unites stars from TV, music and bullfighting.
La Voz Kids 2026’s finale celebrated the young contestants’ talent and reinforced the show’s role in Spain’s cultural field. Live music, mentorship and public participation continue to resonate with viewers, sustaining the program’s popularity and influence in the Spanish entertainment industry.
