The lights are back on the set of The Voice as the show prepares for a milestone season premiere. For the fourth time since its return to Antena 3, the network Atresmedia hosted a media-focused press conference this Monday to share updates about the talent competition. The lineup features Laura Pausini, Antonio Orozco, Luis Fonsi, and Pablo López. Eva González returns as host, guiding the audience through the format produced by Boomerang TV.
Carmen Ferreiro, director of entertainment at Atresmedia, emphasized the enduring impact of The Voice on the network’s programming. She called the program a cornerstone of Antena 3’s entertainment strategy, describing it as a high-performance fixture in the schedule and praising the show’s strong cast as one of the best in the business. The event highlighted how the series remains a magnet for viewers and advertisers alike, anchoring the channel’s talent programming for years to come.
The celebration also marks a decade since the program first aired, and fans can expect a special reunion in the final rounds with the original coaches returning to the red chairs. As the management team announced Ferreiro’s return, names such as Malú, Melendi, David Bisbal, and Rosario were confirmed to reprise their roles, and the much-anticipated return of Laura Pausini was underscored. The sentiment around her comeback centers on her passion for the format and the connection she has with the show’s dynamic energy.
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The translator for the program expressed excitement about The Voice returning to the red chair, noting she would happily commit to the role annually if that were possible. She highlighted the freedom the format offers and described a sense of openness that differs from other shows, where creative constraints can feel stifling. Pausini also spoke warmly about two colleagues on the judging panel, praising their collaborative spirit and the strong bond they share. She recalled how, during challenging times, several artists reached out to check on her well-being, a gesture she deeply appreciated.
Pablo López echoed the sentiment, acknowledging Pausini’s influence on the team and emphasizing the importance of supporting contestants with determination. He praised the entire production crew for creating a supportive environment, calling them family and acknowledging the coaches as central to the journey. Antonio Orozco added that the experience is a privilege, describing the commitment required to sustain high levels of energy across long days. He also shared a personal note about his affection for Spain and the encouragement he finds within the team, which helps him stay inspired and engaged with the show’s mission.