It’s the Stars of Benidorm Fest
Television events pulse with anticipation as Benidorm Fest invites fans to a first look at the performers who shaped the competition in its initial edition. The special program marks a significant moment for public television as it primes viewers for a fresh year of musical drama and vibrant performances. The show will air in early January, delivering a curated blend of familiar faces and bold new works. Audience members can tune in for a prime time showcase that sets the stage for Spain’s Eurovision journey in the months ahead. [TVE attribution]
Originally planned for a late December premiere, the Benidorm Fest Stars episode paused briefly as schedule changes shifted MasterChef Christmas to the 26th. The swap altered the calendar, but the late December moment remains a talking point among fans who anticipated seeing the starry roster together sooner. The network confirmed that the delay would not affect the program’s prime night placement, ensuring a strong debut in the new year. [TVE attribution]
With the return to prime time confirmed, the program will introduce viewers to a lineup that includes both established names and rising artists. The event serves as a bridge between the previous year’s musical success and the new creative chapter for each performer. The ensemble is designed to highlight the breadth of Spain’s contemporary pop and Catalan folk influences, as well as the cross-genre experiments that defined the festival’s early years. [TVE attribution]
From Brava to Pop Meets the Benidorm Fest Stage
The participants of the Spain Eurovision pre-selection are expected to showcase material that fans have followed since the competition began. For several artists, the night will also feature fresh releases and strategic reveals that promise to deepen their public profiles after a year of notable achievements in music. The program will provide a platform for artists to present new work, while fans reassess the sonic range of the roster and the potential directions for Spain in the international arena. [TVE attribution]
Among the anticipated performances, Raffaella will bring a fusion of pop sensibilities with personal storytelling. Martha Sango is set to unveil a new track that captures the energy of contemporary Spanish pop. Xeinn will give a live rendition of his latest single, while Unique will present a bold new collaboration that tests musical boundaries. Brown Sugar will take the stage with Postureo as a thematic anchor, and Javiera Mena is prepared to perform a profile piece that reflects her distinctive artistry. Sarah Deop will perform a high-energy number designed to resonate with a broad audience. [TVE attribution]
Moon Ki is slated to perform a new song that blends intimate lyricism with a polished production style. The group Tanxugueiras will present a golden cloth theme, underscoring their traditional-rooted yet modern vibe. Gonzalo Hermida is expected to deliver a heartfelt ballad that reinforces his vocal strengths. And a world tour ready ensemble will take the stage to deliver a standout performance that blends storytelling with stagecraft. [TVE attribution]
As the night reaches its crescendo, Chanel will close the event with SloMo, the track that helped Spain secure a historic third place at the Eurovision Song Contest in Turin the previous year. The closing moment is poised to leave a lasting impression on viewers and set the tone for what lies ahead in Spain’s Eurovision ambitions. [TVE attribution]