El Número Uno (Salvadoran TV series)

El Número Uno
The stage of El Número Uno
Genre	Talent show
Created by	Gestmusic Endemol Antena 3
Directed by	Raúl Domínguez Eduardo Hütt
Presented by	Mónica Casamiquela
Judges	Current Gerardo Parker Juan Manuel Bolaños Rocío Cáceres Marinella Arrué Rafael Alfaro Former Pamela Robin Arquímedes Reyes Lucía Parker Álvaro Torres Jhosse Lara Andrea Cardenal Alex Oviedo
Country of origin	El Salvador
Original language	Spanish
No. of seasons	2
No. of episodes	28
Production
Running time	120 minutes
Release
Original network	TCS Canal 2
Picture format	1080p (Full HD)
Original release	September 15, 2013 (2013-09-15) – present
External links
Website

El Número Uno ("The number one") is a Salvadoran television show based on the Spanish format of the same name created by Gestmusic Endemol and Antena 3. It airs on Telecorporación Salvadoreña's Canal 2, and is hosted by Mónica Casamiquela.

History[]

In early 2013, it was confirmed that Telecorporación Salvadoreña had acquired the rights to adapt El Número Uno, the Spanish format created by Antena 3 and later purchased by Endemol, in El Salvador, becoming the first country in Latin America to have its own version of the show. The start of the production was officially confirmed in a press conference in July 2013.^[1]

Production[]

El Número Uno became the most ambitious project in the history of TCS, and to produce it a new studio, known as "Foro 5", was built and added to the television complex of TCS.^[2] The first season started on September 15, 2013, on TCS' Canal 2.

Season 1 (2013)[]

The first season ran from September 15 to December 8, 2013, and featured a panel of judges composed of Álvaro Torres, Gerardo Parker, Pamela Robin, Arquímedes Reyes and Lucía Parker.^[3]

List of contestants[]

Weekly stats chart[]

KEY:

•   The contestant had already been eliminated
•   The contestant was selected for the Duel
•   The contestant took part in the Duel and was eliminated by the judges
•   The contestant took part in the Duel and was saved by the judges
•   The contestant was eliminated in week 1 after not being selected by any judge
•   The contestant was picked directly from his group to qualify for the competition
•   The contestant was selected by the judges to qualify for the competition
•   The contestant was selected by the viewers' votes to qualify for the competition
•   The contestant won the weekly challenge and became automatically armored or was the first to be armored by any of the judges
•   The contestant was armored by the judges
•   The contestant was saved by the viewers' votes

Season 2 (2014)[]

The second season ran from September 7 to November 30, 2014. None of the judges from season 1 returned to the show, and the new panel featured Jhosse Lora, Andrea Cardenal, Alex Oviedo, Marinella Arrué and Rafael Oviedo.^[4]

List of contestants[]

Weekly stats chart[]

KEY:

•   The contestant had already been eliminated
•   The contestant was selected for the Duel
•   The contestant took part in the Duel and was eliminated by the judges
•   The contestant took part in the Duel and was saved by the judges
•   The contestant was eliminated in week 1 after not being selected by any judge
•   The contestant was picked directly from his group to qualify for the competition
•   The contestant was selected by the judges to qualify for the competition
•   The contestant was selected by the viewers' votes to qualify for the competition
•   The contestant won the weekly challenge and became automatically armored or was the first to be armored by any of the judges
•   The contestant was armored by the judges
•   The contestant was saved by the viewers' votes

Season 3 (2015)[]

The show is slated to return on September 6, 2015, for a third and final season. Gerardo Parker, Juan Manuel Bolaños, Rocío Cáceres, Marinella Arrué and Rafael Alfaro will form the panel of judges.

References[]

External links[]

• Official website
• Official Facebook page