The tenth gala of Tu cara me suena brought new challenges and guest stars. Jesulín de Ubrique performed in English for the first time. The show featured tributes to international icons and memorable duets.
The tenth gala of Tu cara me suena on Antena 3 delivered a night of unexpected performances and high-profile collaborations. Jesulín de Ubrique, known for his charisma, took on his first English-language song with 'Follow the Leader', energizing the studio audience and setting a festive tone for the evening.
Sole Giménez opened the show by transforming into Kylie Minogue with 'Can’t Get You Out of My Head', combining dance and stage presence to capture the crowd’s attention from the outset. Cristina Castaño faced one of the most demanding vocal challenges of the season, performing as Florence + The Machine with 'You’ve Got the Love' while elevated on a giant moon, delivering a powerful and magnetic act.
Paula Koops brought the energy of Aitana’s '6 de febrero' to the stage, closing her performance with a dynamic and emotional finale. Martín Savi, joined by Mikel Herzog Jr., recreated a memorable Spanish duet, channeling Luis Fonsi and David Bisbal with strong chemistry and emotional delivery.
Aníbal Gómez fulfilled a personal dream by embodying Depeche Mode for 'Enjoy the Silence', focusing intently to deliver a compelling performance. María Parrado paid tribute to her roots by taking on Isabel Pantoja’s early years with 'Un rojo, rojo clavel', capturing the artist’s signature gestures and vocal style.
J Kbello switched from Elvis to Steven Tyler, performing Aerosmith’s 'I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing'. His powerful interpretation earned a standing ovation from both the jury and the audience. Leonor Lavado, accompanied by guest Nacho García, took on Bad Gyal and Juanka’s 'Blin Blin', delivering a lively reggaeton number that stood out for its choreography and energy.
The gala also featured appearances by artists such as Isabel Pantoja, Aerosmith, Depeche Mode, and Florence and the Machine, adding to the diversity of the evening’s acts. The format of Tu cara me suena, which challenges celebrities to impersonate music icons, continues to attract viewers with its mix of competition and entertainment. The show remains a staple of Spanish television, regularly drawing strong ratings and featuring a rotating cast of well-known personalities.
Tu cara me suena has become one of Spain’s most-watched entertainment programs since its debut, known for its blend of humor, music, and celebrity performances. The inclusion of international hits and guest artists in recent galas reflects the show’s evolving approach to keeping audiences engaged. The tenth gala’s mix of first-time challenges, such as Jesulín de Ubrique’s English debut, and creative collaborations highlights the ongoing appeal and adaptability of the format.
