The competition on Antena 3’s Tu cara me suena 13 reaches its decisive moment tonight, as the five finalists, J Kbello, María Parrado, Cristina Castaño, Martín Savi, and Paula Koops, prepare to perform one last time. Viewers will decide the winner by voting online or by phone, continuing the audience-participation element that has shaped recent finales of the Spanish edition.
This year’s final brings together musical theatre and portrayals of iconic performers. J Kbello will take on Hugh Jackman’s role in The Greatest Showman, while Cristina Castaño is set to portray Meryl Streep in Mamma mia!. Martín Savi has chosen to embody Farinelli, and Paula Koops will take on Liza Minelli. María Parrado will channel the vocal power of María Carey, giving the final a varied programme of styles and stage personas.
Alongside the finalists, the show will feature special performances from Sole Giménez, Aníbal Gómez, Leonor Lavado, and Jesulín de Ubrique. Leonor Lavado and Jesulín de Ubrique will join forces for a duet that recreates a well-known female collaboration.
The finale follows a commercially strong season for the format. Atresmedia’s reported nine-month 2026 results said Tu cara me suena ended its season in July with a 19.5% audience share and 1,426,000 viewers in prime time, making it the group’s most-watched weekly programme during the period. By comparison, El Desafío recorded a 14.3% share and 1,276,000 viewers. The figures offer a broader measure of the programme’s reach beyond the finale itself.
Public voting has featured in the show’s recent finale history. In the 2025 final of Tu cara me suena 12, held on 11 July, Melani García won ahead of Esperansa Grasia, Mikel Herzog Jr., Ana Guerra, and Gisela. The winner was chosen by public vote, and the €30,000 prize went to charitable purposes. The format’s wider Spanish television context includes the 2002 final of Operación Triunfo, which drew nearly 13 million viewers and a 68% share, information from historical coverage by Ara.
Tonight’s final is scheduled to begin at 22:00 on Antena 3, with the performances and winner announcement at the centre of the broadcast. The event follows a series of high-profile Spanish entertainment moments this summer, including the recent San Fermín festival, which ended with a dramatic bull run, as covered in our report on the Jandilla bulls’ fast and risky final run. As the season of live events continues, Tu cara me suena’s finale stands out as a major highlight for music and television fans across the country.
Tu cara me suena is a long-running Spanish talent show in which celebrities impersonate established recording artists, combining musical performance with audience participation and jury assessment. Its thirteenth season brings the contestants’ varied interpretations together for a finale built around theatrical numbers, pop icons, and collaborative performances, with viewers deciding the outcome.
