Eduardo ‘El Campanero’ has been crowned winner of La Voz Kids 2026. The public vote decided the outcome after a night of standout performances. The final brought together top talents, coaches and special guests.
La Voz Kids 2026 concluded with Eduardo ‘El Campanero’ emerging as the winner, following a tense final that saw the public cast the decisive vote. Representing Antonio Orozco’s team, Eduardo’s flamenco performances set him apart throughout the competition, culminating in a victory that capped one of the most closely fought editions in recent years.
The final featured four standout contestants: Martina, Marco, Eduardo and Evolett. Each delivered memorable performances, but it was Eduardo who ultimately captured the audience’s support. His rendition of 'Alfileres de colores' as the newly crowned champion showcased the unique vocal style that made him a favorite from the start.
Antonio Orozco’s confidence in Eduardo was evident as the two shared the stage for an emotional duet of 'Pedacitos de ti', a moment that resonated with both the audience and the coaches. The collaboration highlighted the strong bond between coach and contestant, a dynamic that has been central to the show’s appeal this season.
Other finalists also delivered notable performances. Martina, chosen by Edurne, impressed with a powerful duet of 'Mala costumbre', earning enthusiastic applause from both the coaches and the audience. Marco and Ana Mena offered a fresh take on 'Quiero decirte', while Evolett, from Luis Fonsi’s team, closed the round of performances with a stirring version of 'No me doy por vencido' alongside her coach.
Eduardo’s decision to bring his own guitarist and perform with a full flamenco ensemble added a distinctive touch to the final, reinforcing his identity as an artist and underlining the diversity of talent on display. Leire also stood out as one of the strongest voices of the season, while the teams of Edurne, Ana Mena and Luis Fonsi each contributed finalists who had shone since the blind auditions.
The atmosphere in the studio was charged with anticipation as the results were announced. For the finalists, reaching this stage was already a significant achievement, but the public’s choice gave Eduardo a place in the program’s history. The final was marked by high-caliber performances and moments that will be remembered by fans of the show.
La Voz Kids remains a major event in Spain’s television calendar, drawing large audiences and showcasing young musical talent from across the country. The format, which pairs aspiring singers with established artists as coaches, has proven successful in highlighting new voices and offering them a national platform. This year’s edition continued that tradition, with a competitive field and a finale that kept viewers engaged until the last moment.
Interest in Spanish television competitions remains high, as seen in other recent events. For example, the variety show Pasapalabra recently brought together personalities from different fields, including music and bullfighting, in a special episode that drew significant attention. Details of that broadcast can be found in this report: Pasapalabra unites stars from TV, music and bullfighting.
La Voz Kids 2026’s finale not only celebrated the talents of its young contestants but also reinforced the show’s role in Spain’s cultural landscape. The combination of live music, mentorship and public participation continues to resonate with viewers, ensuring the program’s ongoing popularity and influence in the Spanish entertainment industry.
