Last night Telecinco closed its chapter with the final broadcast of Save Me Fashion Week, delivering a show as diverse as it was heartfelt. The evening showcased a broad mix of designers, collaborators, and costumes, weaving together a tapestry of content that fans have followed with dedication.
The program opened with an emotional parade in which the team said goodbye to their audience, acknowledging that a four week run could still leave a lasting impression. In the background, a nod to Eurovision 2023 featured the Belgium representative Gustaf, while the soundtrack played intimately, underscoring the message carried by the event. Each participant wore a white tee bearing a coordinated farewell message: The road with you is always worth it. Only the forgotten dies. Save me lives on because your support makes us eternal, and the end becomes its beginning. This visual greeting set the tone for a finale that was as reflective as it was celebratory.
This year the farewell theme dominated the proceedings, shaping every moment. María Patiño stepped forward to express gratitude for the audience’s loyalty over the years, delivering a warm tribute that resonated with viewers. Acknowledgments extended to partners as well, with the speaker humbly apologizing for the emotion that surfaced—a sentiment that felt genuine and shared. The message was simple and loud: this issue of Sálvame Fashion Week would be authentic and crafted with the best the team could offer. It would carry a sense of privilege in continuing to entertain, a reward for the viewers who have supported the show so steadfastly.
Adela González joined the stage to reinforce the sense of community, noting that they were not alone. The team was surrounded by colleagues and by the loyal audience who have accompanied them for fourteen years. The moment also carried a personal note as Patiño addressed Jorge Javier Vázquez, who could not attend due to a medical leave, sending a heartfelt wave of affection and a big kiss from the stage. The absence of a familiar face never weakened the crowd’s connection; it simply added another layer of solidarity to the night.
Belén Esteban then interrupted the flow with a candid reflection, extending thanks to the production company La Fábrica de la Tele and acknowledging leaders and screenwriters who have helped shape the journey. She also credited Mediaset for delivering television that brought joy to many households over fourteen years, expressing gratitude for the opportunities created and the happiness sparked by the programming.
The gala was filled with memorable moments that kept the crowd captivated. The event celebrated both triumphs and surprises, including candid recognitions and dramatic turns on stage. There were tears, laughter, and a sense of spectacle that defined the night, accompanied by music, playful clues, and a feeling of departure that carried with it a sense of beginning anew. The closing arc of Save Me was accompanied by a mix of emotion and anticipation, signaling both an ending and a prologue to what viewers might hope to see next from the cast and crew. The farewell felt sincere, and the overall tone suggested that the show would be remembered fondly as a vibrant chapter in the broader Save Me story.