Red (TV show)
Rojo was a Chilean television program produced and broadcast by Televisión Nacional de Chile under the names Rojo fame contrafama (2002-2007), Red, the value of talent (2008) and Red, the color of talent (since 2018), consisting of a talent contest. Rojo's participants, grouped into dancers and singers, perform live and are then evaluated by a jury (and occasionally by the public). The program, broadcast in the afternoon from Monday to Friday, chooses two participants (a dancer and a singer) who are eliminated weekly, until reaching a final, with the best of each specialty, who defined their place in a special broadcast. of the nighttime program, known as «The gala» of the corresponding generation.
The program in its first phase became an audience phenomenon. With 6 seasons (11 generations), a maximum audience of 37.7 and a peak of 53 audience rating points, more than 1.5 million records sold, and its own movie released in 2006, titled Rojo, the film that was a box office record on its first day. In addition, the special versions born from the original stand out, such as Rojo VIP and Rojito, and international such as Rojo Paraguay and Rojo Perú, the first format that was sold from Chile to another country.
From its beginning in December 2002 until January 2008, it featured the presentation of Rafael Araneda. Since March 2008, there was a change in format, mainly due to the departure of Rafael Araneda from the program, after which Fama Contrafama was eliminated from the title and the slogan The value of the talent, version that featured the presentation of Martín Cárcamo. However, the failure of this format resulted in the end of the program in its 35th gala, on Saturday, July 12 of the same year. Likewise, the executive director of the space, Eduardo Domínguez, ended his television career on Chilean television that day after 25 years directing successful productions such as Más Música, Sábado Gigante, Come with me and Game Night, among others. Domínguez died on November 15, 2016.
On January 25, 2018, during the preview of the Olmué Huaso Festival, TVN broadcast a spot with the phrase "Rojo Vuelve", announcing the return of the successful program to the national screen with a new season. On February 9, 2018, while the commercial batch prior to the Talca Independence Day was broadcast, the channel announced the start of the digital casting for the new season of Rojo, which will be the first phase of auditions for the program. The second stage of the program, called Red, the color of talent was finally released on May 14, 2018.
Structure
The singing and dancing competitions are the central axis of the program. During the program, these competitions take place between different participants in the same category: singers or dancers.
First the contestants introduce themselves; Subsequently, each jury gives a grade to each contestant according to her presentation, noting the quality of the presentation, among other factors. The public participates through telephone voting, voting for their favorite singer or dancer. The next day, the participants who go to the so-called 'chapel' are determined.
Being in chapel means being at risk of abandoning the program, if you are not saved by a new grade, by the teachers or by your own classmates. The 2 participants with the lowest grades and the least voted by the public via telephone or internet go to the chapel.
In another program, the teachers will save a participant from the chapel. The remaining two must appear on the final day where they must submit to the judgment of their own companions. A vote is carried out in which each participant must stand behind the singer or dancer they want to continue in the program, being able to use any parameter; The one with the least votes will leave the competition.
First stage
First generation (2002/2003)
Rojo aired its first episode on December 2, 2002. The program was born because the channel had a weak audience in the afternoon youth schedule, being surpassed by the youth program Mekano, from Mega, which enjoyed tremendous success.
The first day of the program scored just over 10 tuning points, being surpassed by Mekano, who achieved around 25 points, but the press and critics praised the program and the level of the jury. During the week the program was largely unable to raise its ratings nor during the following week. After 4 weeks, the competition program Mekano decided to take a vacation, Rojo began to gain tunes, until on December 27, what seemed impossible was achieved: Rojo averaged 17 rating points with peak of 28 points, surpassing the competition for the first time; The elimination of one of the program's participants had increased the audience. Then came the following year, and on January 2, 2003, Rojo's ratings skyrocketed, breaking its own record: 26 rating points and a peak of almost 37 rating points, ranking as the third most watched program of the day; From then on he achieved averages of 24 points and peaks over 30. The eliminations became more and more dramatic, since the teammates themselves had to eliminate a contestant each week, placing themselves behind who was his favorite. People were already commenting on the program, the press and entertainment programs were talking about its success and the fall of the competing program.
The shocking journalistic stories related to adoption, bulimia, and family problems of each contestant made the public become increasingly fond of the program. The final week of the popular singing and dancing competition was approaching. After the last eliminations and the repechage, there are finally 5 finalists for each category. After these eliminations, Valentina Vega was left out, the singer who years later returned to Rojo la Revancha, once again being one step away from the final. The choice of places for the 10 finalists generated great controversy, for example the Fifth Place of the singer Daniela Castillo who became depressed because of the place she obtained in the competition, after being one of the favorites: the public demonstrated with two thousand complaints to the official channel TVN. Another controversy was generated by the dancer Pablo Vargas who became angry for not having won first place crying and belittling his opponent Rodrigo Díaz. After the competition, the two of them ended their friendship due to competitiveness. During the last week of the 1st Generation, a mini competition was also opened, where the public voted for the most popular. The Prize would finally go to María José Quintanilla, who with a historic vote, more than 87,000 votes would leave her in 2nd place. place to Daniela Castillo with more than 70,790 votes.
The final
The final came with unexpected success on Friday, February 7, 2003. The program achieved between 6 and 8:05 p.m. an average of 32 rating points, with a peak of 42, quite an event considering the schedule and the summer date. When the winner of the dancers category Rodrigo Díaz was chosen, the rating rose to 38 points, while his competition Mekano only achieved 3 rating points, Rojo simply crushed his competition. But this would not be all, since when the winner María Jimena Pereyra was chosen in the singers category, a peak audience score of 42 points was achieved. Rojo had already become a success, and the winners of the competition were on the cover of newspapers and magazines the next day. This was the end of the so-called First Generation, the one that caused the most euphoria among the Chilean public. The members of this First Generation became true musical and television figures in Chile.
The participants of the first generation were:
- Singers: Miguel Ángel Ahumada, Daniela Castillo, María Jimena Pereyra, Óscar Miranda, María José Quintanilla, Nuel Puelma, Leandro Martínez, Katherine Muñoz, Karin Cáceres, Rodrigo Cruz, Valentina Vega and Carolina Soto.
- Dancers: Jonathan González, Carolina Cerda, Nelson Pacheco (known as Nelson Mauri), Yamna Lobos, Raúl Martínez, Francisca Rivera, Pablo Vargas, Maura Rivera, Rodrigo Díaz, Sophia Benavides, Patricio Nazar and Andrea Ríos.
Second generation and Red Symbol I (2003)
Subsequently, the program performed the second generation of singers and dancers, who maintained the success of the old generation, and consolidated Rojo as the King of the afternoon with ratings of 30 average points. The finalists of the First Generation competed again in a competition called Red Symbol I, which sought the best of the best and whose prize was a car. This competition was carried out in parallel with the second generation. At the end of May, both competitions were about to end, and the program achieved daily tuning peaks above 35 points.
The second generation was made up of:
- Dancers: Francisca López, Demis Reyes, María Isabel Sobarzo, Jorge Pezo, Paola Moreno, Jason Heredia, Valeria Cox, Paulina López, Juan Luis Urbina, Leticia Zamorano, Raúl Peralta and Claudio Puebla.
- Singers: Daniel Donoso, Catalina Barrios, Natalia Fairlie, Mario Guerrero, Ayline Vicencio, Roberto Olea, Monserrat Bustamante, Katherine Orellana, Edmundo Grimmick, Isber Rendiles, Miguel Garcés and Nicolás Álamo.
The participants of the Red Symbol I were: María Jimena Pereyra, Rodrigo Díaz, Leandro Martínez, Pablo Vargas, Carolina Soto, Yamna Lobos, María José Quintanilla, Nelson Pacheco, Daniela Castillo and Raúl Martínez.
During the second generation competition, the appearance of humorous characters such as Hugo Zachary Urzúa, better known as Rogelio Rojas (who promoted products that parodied the contestants, while dedicating original songs to them) and & #34;Sumo Cizaña", a "professional charcoal burner" personified by Orlando Vidal, an actor who also personifies the Flopp doll.
First galas (2003)
The producers, given the success of Rojo, decide to hold the final of the Red Symbol First Generation and the final of the second generation, in a kind of Night Star known as Gala de Rojo. The first gala was the 1st Generation Red Symbol, which took place on June 7, 2003, broadcast live from the Teletón Theater. In this gala, the maximum audience in the history of the program to date was achieved, a historic rating for a Saturday: 37.7 points and a peak of tune of 53 points, around one in the morning, when the winner was chosen between Daniela Castillo and María Jimena Pereyra, the latter being the winner of the night. Another highlight of the night was when the fourth Platinum Record was awarded to the contestant María José Quintanilla for her album México, linda y loved, this being the first album of the program to go on sale at Chilean market; This moment managed to score a tune of 41 audience rating points. This first gala was an unexpected success that managed to continue increasing the musical and television phenomenon of Rojo.
The next gala to be broadcast was the final of the Second Generation, on June 14, 2003, it also achieved great success, achieving an average of 36.6 audience rating points, with a peak 46 audience rating points when Mario Guerrero was chosen as the winner in the singers category. The winner of the dancers category was María Isabel Sobarzo, better known as Icha. The prize for most popular was awarded to Nicolás Álamo.
Red, the tour (2003)
Given the success of the two previous galas, it was decided to go on a tour in the country that would be broadcast every Saturday night with great success. The tickets were sold out quickly and the various theaters in Chile were packed with thousands of Rojo fans, people were even left outside the theaters due to the full capacity. The first gala was held in Iquique, where total euphoria was unleashed by the boys from Rojo, causing chaos and hysteria upon their arrival. At this gala, the Fifth Platinum Record was awarded to María José Quintanilla's 1st album, the gala average 26.5 audience rating points. The next show was at the Víctor Jara Theater in Santiago de Chile, which was also packed, at this gala the contracts for the first solo albums of 4 boys from Rojo, Daniela Castillo, Mario Guerrero, Mon Laferte and Leandro Martínez, who received the news with amazement and tears, the gala scored 25 points. Lastly would come the city of Talcahuano, the mythical Talcahuano's La Tortuga amphitheater was packed with thousands of Rojo fans, with around 10,000 people arriving at the show. During the rehearsal of this gala, Daniela Castillo suffered a strange faint, which caught the attention of the press. María José Quintanilla's double was also sought, which is how the little 5-year-old singer Christell, who would later become In a sales phenomenon, this gala averaged a tune of 30.6 points.
Third Generation and Red Symbol II (2003)
Later came the third generation, which had less impact than previous generations. In addition, the participants of the second generation competed again in the so-called Red Symbol II whose prize was a car. The program began to give less prominence to the competition and focused more on the finalist participants of the first generation, who were still in the program forming the Red Clan. These members were more loved and had more media coverage, hence their prominence. Christell's participation in some programs also stands out, which even raised the rating to 40 peak points. The final of the third generation was separated into two, one final for singers and another for dancers, both finals were also held through galas (this way of holding the finals would be maintained to this day), the rating i> was not as high as the previous galas, averaging around 22 rating points in the Singers gala and the Dancers gala. The winner of the singers category was Juan David Rodríguez and Christian Ocaranza of dancers. The winner of Red Symbol II was Maura Rivera, who was a guest of the first generation, managing to win by 10 points against Mario Guerrero and remaining in the program.
The participants of this generation:
- Dancers: Constanza Álvarez, Francisco Vásquez, Giovanna Cigna, Victor Tapia, Daniella Rosas, Wellington Silva, José Aravena, José Luis Quijada, Carolina Marmolejo, Andrea Calderón, Christian Ocaranza and Rubén Abrigo.
- Singers: Javier González, Ruth Toro, Juan David Rodríguez, Carla Salazar, Juan José Herrera, Carolina Molina (accredited as María Carolina Figueroa), Patricio Garcés, Daniela Sánchez, Luis Pedraza, Camila Serrano, David Dionich and Lilian Valenzuela.
The participants of Red Symbol II were: María Isabel Sobarzo, Mario Guerrero, Leticia Zamorano (originally it was Claudio Puebla, but he decided to withdraw from this competition, although not from the program, since he wanted to focus on his studies), Miguel Garcés, Monserrat Bustamante, Raúl Peralta, Katherine Orellana, Demis Reyes, Natalia Fairlie, Paulina López and Maura Rivera.
In addition, a parallel competition for child singers called Rojitos was opened, whose prize was to represent Chile at a festival in Orlando, Florida. The participants were: Felipe Morales, Constanza Román, Geraldine Mancilla, Vanessa Aguilera and Vincent Mejías, the latter being the winner.
The Big Red (2003-2004)
As the third generation considerably lowered the popularity of the program, the producers of Rojo decided to have the finalists of the first and second generation compete again, along with the finalists of the third and hold an extreme competition, where every week Participants would be eliminated, leaving only 8 singers and 8 dancers in the end. These finalists would form a permanent staff, the definitive Red Clan that would remain in the program for the following years. The competition began at the end of 2003, and was called Gran Rojo, this competition brought new tests never seen before in the program, such as the Cámbiele la letra, the Face to face, A Capella, I play it, Live task, etc. These tests became a challenge for the contestants, often sparking great controversy. An example was when the singer María Jimena Pereyra got extremely angry after losing two Frente a Frente, she hit the walls, breaking one of her dolls, news that was on the front page the next day. The competition began to advance and the ratings stabilized, returning the popularity of the program. The eliminations created great tension in Rojo and in the public, these eliminations raised the rating above 30 points. When the time approached to choose the 8 finalist dancers and 8 singers, the contestants were in complete anguish and stress.
Wednesday, January 28, 2004 was a decisive day, since the first 15 finalists would be chosen, that was a day of tears and sadness, even the contestant Daniela Castillo could not stand the tension, fainting when the program stopped. It was broadcast live to thousands of viewers, which had a great impact on everyone. Finally, only Katherine Orellana and Carolina Soto were left, one of them would have to leave the program the next day. On Thursday Katherine finally leaves the program, who loses to Carolina, Rojo once again breaks the rating, averaging 24.3 points on average and a peak tuning of 36.
The places were the following:
- Singers: 8.o Daniela Castillo, 7.o Leandro Martínez, remaining out of lending his artistic numbers, 6.o María Jose Quintanilla, 5.o Mario Guerrero, 4.o Luis Pedraza, 3.o Jimena Pereyra, 2.o Monserrat Bustamente and the great winner Carolina Soto.
The program closes its season at the end of January 2004, with two galas, one for dancers and another for singers, where the 16 finalists participated. Both galas achieved high ratings, averaging over 30 audience rating points. The winner of the dancers was Christian Ocaranza, who was on the verge of fainting when he received the news. The dancers' gala achieved a peak of 35 points. Of the singers, the winner was the singer Carolina Soto with the song by Andrea Boccelli, called "For you I will fly" who scored with Monserrat Bustamante a peak of 44 rating points when the winner was chosen at the Singers' Gala, both contestants then held a public fight through the press, which would become clear over time.
In the field of dance, the places were the following: 8th place; Maura Rivera, 7th place; Raúl Martínez (Both could not present their show) sixth place went to José Aravena, 5th place; Yamna Lobos, 4th Pablo Vargas, 3rd Rodrigo Díaz, 2nd place; María Isabel Sobarzo and the winner was Christian Ocaranza.
Chile Red; Rojo, the revenge and Rojo Final (2004)
Rojo decided to take a break, going off the air during February 2004. In March, during the first semester, the Rojo de Chile competition was held, where singers and dancers from all regions of the country participated.. In Special Galas, the finals were held that left Pamela Lozano as the winner in the dancers category in a gala that averaged 33 rating points and the performer Bárbara Muñoz in the singers category, who dazzled performing the song Carusso in a gala that achieved 28 rating points.
During the second semester, Rojo, la revancha was held, a competition in which many of the contestants who were eliminated from the program during the old competitions participated. In addition, this competition served to include emblematic faces of the program such as Katherine Orellana, Juan David Rodríguez.
The eliminations of the Singing Participants were in this Order: Rodrigo Cruz (retired after a great controversy he caused with Rafael Araneda)-Edmundo Grimminck-Catalina Barrios-Karin Caceres-Carla Salazar-Katherine Muñoz-Aylyne Vicencio-Carolina Molina-Oscar Miranda-Javier Gonzales-Miguel Ángel Ahumada-David Dionich and the last one eliminated by the singers was Valentina Vega who for the second time was in 6th place, being left out of the Grand Final of the Rematch. The Order of the Dancers was as follows: Patricio Nazar-Andrea Ríos (retires due to injury)-Sophya Benavides-Carolina Marmolejo-Rubén Abrigo-Jonathan Gonzales-Carolina Cerda-Victor Tapia-Jorge Pezo-Wellington Silva-Demis Reyes and Francisca López, who obtained 6th Place in the Competition, being left out of the Grand Final of Dancers. The finalists of this season were José Luis Quijada (Fifth Place), Juan Luis Urbina (Fourth Place), Leticia Zamorano (Third Place), Claudio Puebla (Second Place) and Paulina López (Winner) in the dancer category, in addition to Ruth Toro (Fifth Place), Roberto Olea (Fourth Place), Daniel Donoso (Third Place), Katherine Orellana (Second Place) and Juan David Rodríguez (Winner) in the singer category. To end the year, a great competition was held in which the finalists of the two aforementioned competitions participated and only the best remained. A gala was also held, which was highly publicized due to the peak ratings of Maura Rivera, who achieved 44 ratings, and Yamna Lobos, who achieved 42. Both rivals would later enter into a public fight. The winners were Sandier Ante for the singers and Claudio Puebla for the dancers.
Red, in summer (2005) and Rojo La Serena (2006/07)
During the summer of 2005, a special daily program was made called Clan Rojo en Verano. It consisted of the members of Rojo attending a beach in Chile to perform a show, a giant stage was installed and People could attend for free. The program was a massive success, registering record audiences every day on the beaches; the first day more than 12,000 people attended. This program would be broadcast again in February 2006 with equal success, and in 2007 during the month of January it was titled Rojo, La Serena with the same characteristics.
International Red I, II, and final (2005)
Red "fama contrafama" It returns in March 2005 with a new competition, in the first semester the International Red was held, where Latin American singers and dancers participated. The winners were the Cuban Orlando Oliva in the singers and the Mexican Myriam Martínez in the dancers. The next competition in 2005 was Rojo Internacional II which ended in November 2005 with Gabriel Suárez in singers and Paulina López in dancers as the winners, both from Chile. The two formats already mentioned gave rise to the International Rojo Grand Final 2005 where Leticia Zamorano won for the dancers after 7 arduous competitions and again Carolina Soto for the singers, both representing Chile for the second time.
Red, The New Generation I, II, ending and symbol Rojo III (2006)
In 2006 Rojo returned to the classic format, making the new generation of singers and dancers the same as the first generation. The new generation I began on March 6, 2006. Two galas were held: the first was for dancers on July 15, with the winner in this category being Mónica Ferrada, while the one for singers was on July 29., resulting victorious, Francisca Silva. The new generation II began on July 31, 2006. Like the previous season, two galas were held: first came the singers' gala on October 21, with Arturo Domínguez the winner, and finally on October 28, the gala was held. of dancers, leaving Diego Gómez as the winner. At the end of the year, La Nueva Generación Final was created, where two of the most tense moments were when choosing the last finalists for the final, in which the singers had to choose between Pablo Alarcón and Francisca Silva, leaving the latter as the fifth finalist, in the case of the dancers it was between Mónica Ferrada and Iván Cabrera, this being the fifth finalist of the season. In the final gala of dancers, Iván Schmied and Fabián Castro tied, they had to dance one more time and the jury Rosita Piulats decided that Iván Schmied was the winner of the department. In the singers the winner was Rodrigo Tapia. The Red Symbol III ran parallel to the Final of La Nueva Generación, Rojo brought together former participants of the program who have ever attended a Gala to participate in the third edition of the Red Symbol. The first place prize was a place for the Clan Rojo 2007. The winners were Paulina López for the dancers and Simoney Romero for the singers.
Red, in groups
In 2007 Rojo completely changed its scheme, and began a new competition, but this time they would not be solo singers and dancers, but rather they would compete in groups, each with a characteristic name, as well as an extra competition of Cheerleaders.
After 4 years, only 1 gala was held where both categories were awarded. This gala took place on Friday, June 22. For the dancers, the winning couple was Constanza Azúa and Mauro Pizarro, followed by Carolina Gómez and Felipe Figueroa in second place, and by Francisco Chávez and Nía Marambio with third place. In the case of the singers, the quartet Entreparentesis won, followed by the duo "Kómplices" and third place went to the trio "K-Bala".
Did you mean:Además, se integró en el humor el personaje y#34;La Polilla", interpretado por la comediante Paola Troncoso.
The groups and couples formed this season were the following:
Dancers: Pauli-Mauricio, Amadeus-Juan Carlos, Paula-Camila, Sandra-Nelson, Álex-Felipe, Nia-Francisco, Hilda-Bárbara, Einzige-Yerko, Valentina-Ignacio, Carolina-Felipe, Constanza-Mauro, Paulina-Vale
Did you mean:Cantantes: Gemelos, KABala, Tabaco y Miel, Sayén, Cómplices, Corte en Trámite, La Cintura de Venus, Azar Porteño, Entreparéntesis, Deja Vu, Akústicos, Pasaje en Bus.
Red, The new generation III and final (2007)
Rojo returns to his original scheme of individual participants. The final gala of this season was held on Saturday, October 6, with 3 finalists for each category, leaving participants in 4th place 1 day before the gala. Leaving for the singers the former Azar Porteño, Paolo Ramírez, with the 1st place, at former Tobacco and Honey, Rubén Álvarez, in 2nd place and Daniela Ceballos in 3.er position. Nicolás Cancino won for the dancers, leaving the public's favorite Run Fang Cheng in second place and Ivana Vargas in third place.
The solo singers and dancers, in duos and those who entered through repechage fight for first place in the final. The dancers and singers who entered through repechage were all eliminated and several who had been in previous galas as well. The final took place on January 25, 2008. K-Bala came in first place for the singers and Nía Marambio and Francisco Chávez for the dancers, where again, after 3 consecutive competitions, Einzige Stuardo was again left out of the gala..
Red, the value of talent and the temporary end of the program (2008)
After Rafael Araneda's announcement to leave the program, many changes began to be planned, among them, the program's slogan, Rojo The value of talent. Martín Cárcamo takes the lead. At the same time Mariana Denderián is the new Pía Guzmán of the program, and she is in charge of the Rojo School . The competition was very close, with Carolina Mestrovic (singers) and Rodrigo Silva (dancers) winning the grand final gala. The show then goes off the air, this being its last season.
Second stage
Red, the color of talent, return of the program (2018)
After a series of rumors, during the run-up to the Olmué Huaso Festival, on January 25, 2018, the channel announced through a teaser the return of the popular talent search program. Likewise, on February 9, 2018, in the commercial round prior to the Talca Independence Festival, the program announced the start of digital casting.
Between the months of casting, they were looking for who would be the next animator of the program. Among some names that sounded strong, was the return of Rafael Araneda, Jean Philippe Cretton, Julián Elfenbein and Sergio Lagos, among others. However, it was Álvaro Escobar who finally agreed to be the new animator, a position he held during the beginning of the second generation, replacing Rafael Araneda for some time. Also, on April 17, 2018, it was announced through the press that Jaime Davagnino, the emblematic voice-over of the program, returns to TVN after 8 years of having emigrated to Channel 13, returning to be the voice-over.
The return of emblematic participants of the program was also announced, this time as coaches: Leandro Martínez (2nd place in the first generation), Daniela Castillo (5th place in the first generation) and María Jimena Pereyra (the great winner of the first generation) will serve as singing coaches, while for dance coaches Christian Ocaranza (the grand winner of the third generation and the Great Red), Yamna Lobos (third place of the first generation) was announced.) and María Isabel Sobarzo (the great winner of the second generation). In addition, the return of Rosita Piulats, who was a choreographer during the first seasons of the program, was announced, this time in the position of artistic director.
However, the only names not from previous participations are those of the jury, thus confirming Maitén Montenegro, Consuelo Schuster and Neilas Katinas.
This is how on May 14, 2018 the program finally premieres, leading in tune in its slot and becoming the most talked about on social networks.
Did you mean: Esta (nueva) primera generación está formada por:- Singers: Felipe Galindo, Ashly Viáfara, Carla Costa, Toarii Valantin, Andrei Hadler, Millaray Mandiola, Ronald Pérez, Safka Pisani, Jorge Núñez, Juan Ángel Mallorca, Jeimy Espinoza, Gabriela Gacitúa
- Dancers: Tatiana Fernández, Juan Francisco Matamala, Geraldine Muñoz, Javiera Aranda, Camila Vásquez, Chantal Gayoso, Marlon Pérez, Nicole Hernández, Maylor Pérez, Hernán Arcil, Matías Falcón, Alan Caniuman.
The week of July 2 to July 6, 2018, with the repechage week taking place, the incorporation of new participants was also announced starting on July 9 of the same year. The week of the 9th, the competition was held for these new participants who competed to win a place in the competition, resulting in the winners for the incorporations, the singers Piamaría Silva, Rodrigo Silva and Paloma Castillo (known as Paloma Mami); and the dancers Nicole Meza, Julio Allendes and Yerko Aliaga. Starting with the repechage week, Vasco Moulian also joins as a jury.
End
The grand final took place on September 12 and 13, for dancers and singers, respectively.
For the dancers, Nicole Hernández was defined in 4th place and Matías Falcón in 3rd. And the winner was debated between Geraldine Muñoz and Hernán Arcil, resulting in the last of those mentioned as the big winner of this season in his category.
As for the singers, Carla Costa was defined in 4th place, Andrei Hadler in 3rd place and the winner was defined between Juan Ángel Mallorca and Jeimy Espinoza, resulting in Juan Ángel the big winner of this season in the category.
Did you mean:Además se hizo una pequeña competencia, galardonado a Juan Ángel Mallorca con el Premio al Esfuerzo y a Carla Costa como la Mejor Influencer.
Red, the color of talent, Second season (2018)
The week of July 30, 2018, the beginning of casting for the second season of Red, the color of talent was announced. Until now, further details about the jury and the coaches are unknown. However, it has been confirmed that Christian Ocaranza and María Isabel Sobarzo do not continue as dance coaches, and Daniela Castillo does not continue as singing coaches. From the first season, Leandro Martínez remains as singing coach and Yamna Lobos as dance coach. The new confirmed coaches are Carolina Soto (winner of the Gran Rojo) for singers and Rodrigo Díaz (winner of the first generation) for dancers. María Jimena Pereyra, on the other hand, was promoted and does not continue as a coach to be promoted as a jury and Neilas Katinas continues as a jury. However, Maitén Montenegro confirms that she will not continue as a jury for the second season, this is because the program's schedule is incompatible with rehearsals for a musical work in which she participates and whose premiere will take place in November at the Nescafé Theater of the Arts. Those who are also not on the jury are the national singer Consuelo Schuster and the journalist Vasco Moulian. His place will be occupied by the Colombian singer-songwriter Nicolás Tovar, who has been recognized as a writer of songs for Ricky Martin, Cristian Castro, among others.
Did you mean: Esta (nueva) segunda generación está conformada por:- Singers: Valentina Silva, Abimelec Vega, Jhon Soto, Emilia Dides, Javiera González, Ebens Elionom, Valeria Fernández (the new youngest participant in the program), Luis Zapata, Alfonsina Aguirre, Esteban Araya, Javiera Jara and Raúl de Jesús Valdés.
- Dancers: Ernesto Bravo, Rodrigo Matus, Joel González, Camila Vásquez (reinstated from the first season due to an injury), Xiomara Herrera, Francisco Solar, Pablo Ñancucheo, Daniela Acevedo, Valeria Tapia, Daniela Aravena, Camila Benavides and Rodrigo Canobra.
During the repechage week, it was announced that some members of the first season would re-enter to achieve a place in the final. This process was called Revancha. On November 19, the participants to enter were: Felipe Galindo, Carla Costa and Jorge Núñez for the singers and Tatiana Fernández, Javiera Aranda and Nicole Meza for the dancers. The next day the two remaining members for the rematch were the singer Andrei Hadler and the dancer Juan Francisco Matamala. Finally, those who re-entered the program were: Andrei Hadler, Juan Francisco Matamala, Jorge Núñez, Felipe Galindo and Javiera Aranda, the latter were eliminated in the duels but were re-entered again due to the public vote. For the repechage stage and the final, Vasco Moulian returns to the jury. The winners of this season were Emilia Dides in the singers and Francisco Solar in the dancers.
Red on Vacation (2019)
Days before the grand finale of the second season of Rojo, it was announced that a summer season would take place during January and February 2019. This was called Rojo en Vacaciones. Much of the cast that was there during this season was part of the first and second seasons of the program, among them: Juan Francisco Matamala, Andrei Hadler, Millaray Mandiola, Geraldine Muñoz, Rodrigo Canobra, Hernán Arcil, Matías Falcón, Felipe Galindo, Javiera Aranda, Piamaría Silva, Ernesto Bravo, Camila Vásquez, Chantal Gayoso, Jorge Núñez, Francisco Solar, among others. There was a small competition also for this season, between two teams: Blue and Green. The team that won the week would add points. The public could also choose, by voting on Twitter, which member of each team would directly become part of the Red Clan for the third season. This season of Rojo premiered on January 14, 2019 and ended on February 21 of the same year, under the direction of Rodrigo Díaz and Maura Rivera, who were part of the first generation in the first version of the program. Also within it, the campaign of the candidates for Kings of the Viña del Mar Festival 2019 began, who were Chantal Gayoso and Hernán Arcil, finally triumphing in the reign of the Viña del Mar contest.
Red, the color of talent, Third season (2019)
By December 2018, on the way to the final of the second season, a third season was confirmed, which would begin in March 2019. A time change was also announced, between 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m., due to the soon premiere of the TVN soap opera Amar a muerte.
During the month of February, the first coaches who will be part of the program were confirmed: the continuity of Yamna Lobos and Carolina Soto was confirmed, and the inclusion of a new coach: Juan David Rodríguez, winner of the third season of the first edition of the program. The fourth confirmed coach for dancers was Maura Rivera who won the second generation Red Symbol.
For the jury, the return of Maitén Montenegro was confirmed, who did not continue in the program in the second season because she was preparing the premiere of the musical 1995, being replaced by Nicolás Tovar. The one who continues for the third consecutive season is Neilas Katinas and the one who joins is Cristián Natalino, vocalist of the Chilean band Natalino. The winners of the third season are Jazmín "Jazz" Torres in the dancers category, and Ivana Riquelme in the singers category.
Did you mean: Esta (nueva) tercera generación estuvo conformada por:- Singers: Marco Castro, Constanza Campos, Ana Josefa López, Michel Ríos, Francisca Fernández, Ian Araos, Benjamin "Benja" Durán, Paulo Zieballe, Edwin Joseph, Victoria Constanzo, Ivana Riquelme, Jocelyn Vargas.
- Dancers: Bastian Retamal, Raúl Alarcón, Vicente Rojas, Ximena Huala, Layquin Chau, Pía Weidmann, Jazmin Torres, Valentina Actton, Diego Salazar, Sandro Álvarez, Valentina Rios, Millycen Donoso.
The Big Red One, Season Four (2019)
On July 4, the fourth season of the program premiered, called the Big Red, where members of the three seasons were selected to compete and become the best in their categories.
The dancers included participants such as Hernán Arcil, Rodrigo Canobra, Matías Falcón, Chantal Gayoso, Juan Francisco Matamala, Geraldine Muñoz, Julio Allendes, Camila Benavides, Jazmín "Jazz&# 3. 4; Torres, Francisco Solar, among others. In this category the winner was Nicole Hernández.
As for the singers, some of the participants were Jorge Núñez, Ivana Riquelme, Raúl de Jesús Valdés, Paulo Zieballe, Andrei Hadler, Millaray Mandiola, Piamaría Silva, among others. In mid-August, the singers Javiera Flores and Christell Rodríguez entered the competition. This category was won by Benjamín "Benja" Durán.
Red of Chile, Fifth season (2020)
The fifth season of the program began its development after the fourth season ended. In January 2020, the well-known digital casting for applicants began. However, in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, the show had to be cancelled, also canceling its casting process. Finally, it was reported that, in mid-June, the program was postponed, this added to the separation of its host Álvaro Escobar.
Count
| Season | Year | Winner (s) |
|---|---|---|
| First generation | 2002-2003 | Dancers:  Rodrigo DíazSingers:  Maria Jimena Pereyra
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| Second generation | 2003 | Dancers: María Isabel Sobarzo Singers: Mario Guerrero
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| Red Symbol 1 and 2 | 2003 | Red Symbol 1: Maria Jimena Pereyra Red Symbol 2: Maura Rivera
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| Third generation | 2003 | Dancers: Christian Ocaranza Singers: Juan David Rodríguez
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| Great Red | 2003-2004 | Dancers: Christian Ocaranza Singers: Carolina Soto
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| Red de Chile | 2004 | Dancers: Pamela Lozano Singers: Barbara Muñoz
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| Red, the rematch | 2004 | Dancers: Paulina López Singers: Juan David Rodríguez
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| Final Red 2004 | 2004-2005 | Dancers: Claudio Puebla Singers:  Sandier Ante
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| International Red | 2005 | Dancers:  Myriam MartínezSingers: Orlando Oliva
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| International Red II | 2005 | Dancers: Paulina López Singers: Gabriel Suárez
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| International Red Great ending | 2005-2006 | Dancers: Leticia Zamorano Singers: Carolina Soto
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| Rojito | 2005 | Dancers: Michael Pavez Singers: César Morales
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| Red, the most popular | 2005 | Yamna Lobos
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| VIP Red | 2005 | Buddy Richard
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| Red, the new generation | 2006 | Dancers: Mónica Ferrada Singers: Francisca Silva
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| Red, new generation II | 2006 | Dancers: Diego Gómez Singers: Arturo Domínguez
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| Red, the new generation (final) | 2006-2007 | Dancers: Ivan Schmied Singers: Rodrigo Tapia
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| Red Symbol 3 | 2006-2007 | Dancers: Paulina López Singers:  Simoney Romero
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| Rojito 2 | 2007 | Dancers: Karla Orellana Singers: Joane Carrasco
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| Red in groups | 2007 | Singers: Entrepreneurship Dancers: Constanza Azúa and Mauro Pizarro
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| Red, II 2007 | 2007 | Singers: Paolo Ramírez Dancers: Nicolás Cancino
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| Final Red 2007 | 2007-2008 | Singers: K-Bala Dancers: Nía Marambio and Francisco Chávez
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| Red 2008: the value of talent | 2008 | Singers: Carolina Mestrovic Dancers: Rodrigo Silva
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| Red, the color of talent: First Season | 2018 | Singers: Juan Ángel Mallorca Dancers: Hernán Arcil
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| Red, the color of talent: Second Season | 2018-2019 | Singers: Emilia Dides Dancers: Francisco Solar
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| Red, the color of talent: Third Season | 2019 | Singers: Ivana Riquelme Dancers: Jazmin Torres
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| The Great Red: Fourth Season | 2019 | Singers: Benjamin Durán Dancers: Nicole Hernández
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Recording phenomenon
Sales boom
Rojo not only became a television phenomenon, with audiences over 30 points at 6:00 p.m., with galas over 50 peak points, but also a true entertainment machine. production of records, breaking all kinds of records in Chile. Rojo managed to reactivate the depressed Chilean music market, positioning it as a best-seller.
The first album to be released was Rojo, Emociones y Canciones in 2003, which included the presentations of the participants of the First Generation, the album, which was only purchased in newsstands, achieved five albums of platinum. Then there would be countless releases of more albums dedicated to the program, all the albums were first place in sales, and even in one week the first 4 places in the Top 10 sales were for Rojo's albums. The albums They achieved multiple gold and platinum records, which were delivered day by day in the program. In the first year alone, 2003, 25 platinum records and 16 gold records were obtained, reaching a total of 600,000 records sold that year alone. becoming the most successful marketing plan ever seen in the Chilean market.
The members of the program also began to release their solo albums, the first was by María José Quintanilla who managed to reach the incredible sum of 9 platinum records with the album México, linda y dear. Then came the winner of the First Generation María Jimena Pereyra who reached triple platinum, with the album Dedicado. That year, 2003, the albums by Daniela Castillo and Mario Guerrero were also released, both with the same title and which were once again a success, achieving Double Platinum each, Leandro Martínez with Todo lo que soy and Monserrat Bustamante with La chica de Rojo also make their releases as soloists, achieving Platinum and Gold respectively. Likewise, Carolina Soto with Deseo and Katherine Orellana with En ella achieved the same feat, obtaining Gold and Platinum Records. Already back then everyone was talking about Rojo's musical phenomenon, about the multiple platinum and gold medals they achieved with their albums sung by the main members of the program, true figures of the Chilean market.
In total, the albums of the Rojo program and its soloists managed to exceed 1.5 million copies sold, considering from 2003 to 2004, a true explosion of sales considering that in Chile the gold record is achieved by the 10 thousand copies sold and the platinum one for 20 thousand.
Not only the sales were a phenomenon of magnitude, the radio stations also followed the phenomenon of Rojo, since the most famous members of the program such as Monserrat Bustamante, María José Quintanilla, María Jimena Pereyra, Mario Guerrero, Daniela Castillo, Leandro Martínez, Carolina Soto, Katherine Orellana, among others, managed to lead all the radio rankings in Chile, and the songs from their solo albums and the program did not stop playing on all the stations in the country, becoming true musical hits.[citation required]
Red Discs
| Disco | Certification | Disco | Certification |
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| Red, emotions and songs | 5× Platinum | Singles of Red | Gold |
| Red 2, live | Platinum | Red N Roll | Platinum |
| Red, the color of love | 3× Platinum | Red, gala | 2× Platinum |
| Red, the color of love 2 | Gold | Red, cult | -... |
| Mexico, Red and Dear | Gold | Red Ragga | -... |
| White, blue and red | Gold | Four lovers | Gold |
| Fiesta al Rojo vivo | Platinum | Red rock Latin | -... |
| Red, the best of the tour | Platinum | Red Christmas | -... |
| To move the skeleton | -... | Red Clan in Summer | Platinum |
| Red holiday | Gold | Red, the movie | -... |
| The Perreus of Yamna | -... |
Franchises
Internationalization
Thanks to TV Chile, the international signal of National Television of Chile, the program has become known in other countries. Thus, in 2005, the program format was purchased by "LEMA Producciones" and Canal 13 of Paraguay, where the program has become a ratings success, reaching screen quotas above 50% share, and is now in its 3rd year of broadcast. While in Peru the format is already being produced and its premiere is in 2013.
In 2005, Paraguay bought the program format, titling it locally as Rojo Fama Contra fame Paraguay, broadcast on Channel 13, for 3 years with several seasons, in 2012 Rojo returns but on another Channel now on Telefuturo and another name Rojo el Valor del Talento for a year and 2 Seasons. A year later, in 2013, the Frecuencia Latina channel in Peru produced its own version Rojo fame contrafama (Perú).
Did you mean:Rojo VIP y Rojo
The success of the Rojo program in Chile led to the birth of new programs with the same style. In 2005 on Fridays, and in 2007 throughout the week, the singer María José Quintanilla was the host of "Rojito", a show where small children's talents competed in categories of singing and dancing. In the 2005 season, the program lasted approximately 4 months, with Michael Pavez as the winner for dancers and César Morales for singers. However, the 2007 season was not as successful as the first, so it only lasted two weeks. Johanne Carrasco won in the singers and Karla Orellana won in the dancers.
Also in 2005, "Rojo VIP" was made, a stellar show that was broadcast on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 10:00 p.m., and animated by Rafael Araneda himself. Old singers who have a great career and achieved success years ago competed in this program. At the same time, these singers are remembered in the collective memory of Chileans. 19 outstanding popular singers competed for a prize of more than 60 million pesos (more than US$110,000): Miguel Piñera, Alejandro de Rosas, Juan Carlos Duque, Peter Rock, Pancho Puelma, Óscar Andrade, Catalina Telias, Cristóbal, Rodolfo Navech, Mónica De Calixto, Eduardo Valenzuela, Patricia Frías, Luis Dimas, Patricio Renán, Álvaro Scaramelli, Florcita Motuda, Irene Llano, Miguelo and Buddy Richard, who was the winner of the competition.
Red, the movie
Rojo, already consolidated as a true brand, not only successfully ventured into television and music, it also did so in cinema, thanks to the enormous commercial success of the program, the records, marketing products such as notebooks, games, picture albums and DVDs, etc., in addition to the great popularity of their faces. In 2006 Rojo, the Movie was released, titled the first musical of the 21st century, and a pioneer of its genre in Chile. The cast is made up of great Chilean actors, in addition to the most outstanding singers and dancers of the program such as María José Quintanilla, Monserrat Bustamante, Daniela Castillo, Mario Guerrero, María Jimena Pereyra, among the singers and dancers such as Yamna Lobos, Rodrigo Díaz, Nelson Pacheco and Christian Ocaranza, all from the first and second generation. This film was a box office success in Chile, on its first day of release it blew up the box office, achieving a new record by being the most viewed Chilean film on its first day in history.
Red Idol
In 2007 Rojo became part of American Idol Latino, selecting the 5 best singers of the program and before a national casting, such was the success that the same juries of the international program traveled to Chile to evaluate the finalists: Rubén Álvarez, Licetty Alfaro, Francisca Silva, Daniela Ceballos, Rodrigo Tapia
Winners of 2007-2008, Francisca Silva, Rodrigo Tapia, Licetty Alfaro and Daniela Ceballos
Cast
Dancers
- 1 Grand Final: Christian Ocaranza, María Isabel Sobarzo, Rodrigo Díaz, Pablo Vargas, Yamna Lobos, José Aravena, Raúl Martínez, Maura Rivera, Nelson Pacheco, Claudio Puebla, Franco Vásquez, Víctor Tapia, Leticia Zamorano, José Luis Quijada, Demis Reyes, Paulina López, Raúl Peralta.
- 2nd Grand Final: Claudio Puebla, Leticia Zamorano, Juan Luis Urbina, José Luis Quijada, Paulina López, Pablo Sandoval, Constanza Azúa, Melissa Sánchez, Pamela Lozano, María Pilar Ortega.
- 3rd Grand Final: Leticia Zamorano, Myriam Martínez, Paulina López, Alejandro Ramírez, Sandra Liendo, Dayris Pérez, Franco Vásquez, Paulo Nunez, Carolina Báez, Stephanie Stevenson, Juan Luis Urbina.
- 4th Grand Final: Ivan Schmidt, Fabián Castro, María Jesús Tapia, Diego Gómez, Iván Cabrera, Mónica Ferrada, Christian Yuris, Alonso Tabilo, Mabel Contreras, Carolina Gómez. (more Red Symbol: Paulina López, Myriam Martínez, Juan Luis Urbina, Constanza Azúa, Demis Reyes).
- 5th Grand Final: Nía Marambio-Francisco Chávez, Ivana Vargas, Constanza Azúa-Mauricio Pizarro, Carolina Gómez-Felipe Figueroa, Nicolás Cancino, Alonso Tabilo, Enzinge Stuardo, Run Fang Cheng.
Singers
- 1 Grand Final: Monserrat Bustamante (Mon Laferte), Carolina Soto, María Jimena Pereira, Luis Pedraza, Mario Guerrero, María José Quintanilla, Leandro Martínez, Daniela Castillo, Katherine Orellana, Juan David Rodríguez, David Dionich, Patricio Garcés, Miguel Garcés, Juan José Herrera, Natalia Fairlie.
- 2nd Grand Final: Sandier Ante, Daniel Donoso, Juan David Rodríguez, Barbara Muñoz, Katherine Orellana, Gabriel Suárez, Ruth Toro, Gianina Ramos, Roberto Olea, Licetty Alfaro.
- 3rd Grand Final: Carolina Soto, Gabriel Suárez, Orlando Oliva, Camila Méndez, Daniel Donoso, Andy Dular, Daniel Mesa, Simoney Romero.
- 4th Grand Final: Rodrigo Tapia, María José Saavedra, Fernanda Valdebenito, Arturo Domínguez, Francisca Silva, Pablo Alarcón, Eduardo Bravo, Cristóbal Parada, Dajana Scepanovic, Francisco Heredia (more Red Symbol: Simoney Romero, Daniel Donoso, Miguel Angel Ahumada, Nicolás Álamo).
- 5th Grand Final: K-Bala (Dajana Scepanovic, Francisca Silva, Patricio Garcés), Rubén Álvarez, Entreparentesis (René Bastías, Iván Olivero, David Saa and others), Complices (Paula Rivas and Jordan Salinas), Paolo Ramírez, Daniela Ceballos.
Other participants
Dancers and singers who never reached a final of the year due to some generation competition:
Dancers: Carolina Cerda, Andrea Ríos, Sophia Benavides, Patricio Nazar, Jonathan González, Francisca Rivera, Jorge Pezo, Jason Heredia, Paola Moreno, Francisca López, Valeria Cox, Wellington Silva, Giovanna Cigna, Carolina Marmolejo, Rubén Abrigo, Andrea Calderón, Constanza Álvarez, María Pilar Ortega, Cristina Vargas, Enyger Quezada, Jocelyn Medina, Gianella Pandolfo, Pamela Gutiérrez, Andrés Manutomatoma, Nicole Scott, Willy Gómez, Juan Pablo Rahal, Paula, Andrea Bucaram, Valentina Arce, Rosaris Quiñones, Cindy Stevenson, Edwin Rivera (entered the clan by special invitation), Yasna Zuvic, Valentina Roth, Giovanna Rossi, César Molina, Katherine Contreras, Bárbara Moscoso (entered the clan by special invitation).
Singers: Valentina Vega, Karin Cáceres, Katherine Muñoz, Miguel Ángel Ahumada, Oscar Miranda, Nuel Puelma, Rodrigo Cruz, Nicolás Álamo, Aylyne Vicencio, Edmundo Grimminch, Catalina Barrios, Isber Rendiles, Daniela Sánchez, Lilian Valenzuela, Javier González, Carolina Molina, Carla Salazar, Claudio González, Rodrigo Araya, Paulo Rojas, Edra Silva, Claudia Bravo, Fernanda Gallardo, Jorge Ruiz, Tatiana Agreda, Gabriel Vásquez, Lucía Covarrubias, Leticia Rincón, Sharon Pereira (Lua de Borais), Andrés Zapata, Ángela Bendeck, Sayén Araya, Arquímides Reyes, Mike Ante, Otoniel Ríos, Anoika Wade, Zulma Arce, Jéssica Viveros, Cristián Araya, Bernardita Díaz, Natalia Santander, Andrea Lorenzini, Zafiro Ayala, Alexis Quiroz, Mariela Gamboa, Andrés Sáez, Thamara Monrroy, Kenia Becerra, Macarena Tondreau, Daniela Seves, Nicole Labra, Camila Silberstein.
Production
- Driving: Rafael Araneda (from 2002 to 2007) Martín Cárcamo (between 2005 and 2007 - occasionally replacing Rafael Araneda- and during 2008), Alvaro Escobar (in 2003 - replacing Rafael Araneda- and during 2018)
- Voice on Off: Jaime Davagnino
- Director General: Eduardo Domínguez
- Director: Mariana Krumm
- Producer General: Jorge Soissa
- Journalistic Editor: Roberto Apud
- Journalists: Mauricio Gárnica, Alejandro Rahmer, Sebastián Saldaña, Rodrigo Pavez, Carolina Castañón, Carlos Roa, Cecilia Mayorga, Lorenzo Zazzali
- Libretista:Torres Lara, Marcos Ortiz
- Model: Pía Guzmán
- Jury: Among all the seasons of the program, Edgardo Hartley was the most stable jury, followed by Jaime Coloma, also joined the jury in some seasons Freddy Stock, Maitén Montenegro, Amaya Forch, Blanca Lewin, Álvaro Escobar, Matilda Svensson, Julio César Rodríguez and Jeanette Pualuan. The last week of competition included guest jurors, such as Italo Passalacqua. In the 2018 edition, Maitén Montenegro is reintegrated in a stable way, together with Consuelo Schuster and Neilas Katinas. For the repossession in the 2018 edition, it is added as the Vasco Moulian jury. In the second season of the program he joined as president of the jury, the Colombian Nicolás Tovar.
- Musical Producers: Marcelo García, Claudio Carrizo
- Choreographers: Rosita Piulats, Eduardo Navarrete, María Isabel Sobarzo, Cristian Ocaranza, Yamna Lobos, Rodrigo Díaz.
- Teachers: Constanza Achurra, Claudio Carrizo, Gustavo Sánchez, María Jimena Pereyra, Leandro Martínez, Daniela Castillo, Carolina Soto.
Red Clan
The Red Clan is made up of singers and dancers who have competed in Rojo, all winners or participants of a Year Final.
During 2003 the Red Clan was made up of the participants of the 1st, 2nd and 3rd generation, when the Grand Final of the year arrived, the 8 finalist competitors for each category became part of the clan for the year 2004, these are:
Dancers: Christian Ocaranza, María Isabel Sobarzo, Rodrigo Díaz, Pablo Vargas, Yamna Lobos, José Aravena, Raúl Martínez and Maura Rivera. (During the course of 2004 Raúl Martínez is replaced by Nelson Mauricio Pacheco).
Did you mean:Cantantes: Carolina Soto, Monserrat Bustamante, María Jiména Pereyra, Luis Pedraza, Mario Guerrero, María José Quintanilla, Leandro Martínez y Daniela Castillo.
Then, each year new participants join the clan who have been in the grand final of the year (the winner will be part of the clan par excellence). In the 2004 Grand Final, Claudio Puebla (dancer) and Sandier Ante (singer) were declared the winners, so both became part of the clan. A new competition was expected for 2005, where participants competed representing their country, so the representatives of Chile were the 3 finalists from 2004 plus 1 finalist from 2003. In addition, they had to "displace" to a singer and a dancer from the program (who would later join the 2nd generation in 2005). According to all this, the clan for the year 2005 was composed of:
Dancers: Claudio Puebla, Christian Ocaranza, María Isabel Sobarzo, Rodrigo Díaz, Pablo Vargas, Yamna Lobos, Maura Rivera and Nelson Pacheco.
Singers: Sandier Ante, Monserrat Bustamante, María Jiména Pereira, Mario Guerrero, María José Quintanilla, Leandro Martínez, Daniela Castillo and Katherine Orellana (2004 finalist invited to the clan for her great popular success)
So the representatives of Chile are made up of: Dancers (José Aravena, Leticia Zamorano, Juan Luis Urbina and José Luis Quijada) and singers (Carolina Soto, Daniel Donoso, Juan David Rodríguez and Bárbara Muñoz). The 'displaced' participants They are Paulina López (finalist dancer in 2004) and Luis Pedraza (finalist singer in 2003).
At the end of the Final 2005 competition, Carolina Soto (singer) and Leticia Zamorano (dancer) were declared winners, so they directly entered the red clan for the year 2006. In addition, a farewell was given to the great singer, emblem of Rojo María Jimena Pereyra for deciding to leave the program, and also some participants were "displaced" of the program to, for the most part, not return, so the red clan for the year 2006 was made up of:
Dancers: Leticia Zamorano, Christian Ocaranza, María Isabel Sobarzo, Rodrigo Díaz, Pablo Vargas, Yamna Lobos, Maura Rivera and Edwin Rivera (participant of the 2nd international generation of 2005 invited to the clan for its great popular success).
Singers: Carolina Soto, Sandier Ante, Monserrat Bustamante, Mario Guerrero, María José Quintanilla, Leandro Martínez, Daniela Castillo, Katherine Orellana and Juan David Rodríguez (historic participant in red invited to the clan for his great popular success).
The 2005 finalists who do not continue are dancers (Myriam Martínez, Paulina López, Alejandro Ramires and Sandra Liendo) and singers (Gabriel Suárez, Orlando Oliva, Camila Mendez and Daniel Donoso). Furthermore, María Jimena Pereyra will not continue, and for the dancers: Claudio Puebla and Nelson Pacheco.
At the end of the Final 2006 competition, Rodrigo Tapia (singer) and Iván Schmidt (dancer) were declared winners, so they directly entered the Red Clan, María José Quintanilla will not continue for reasons of animating Rojito 2 and a children's block on TVN, in addition a Red Symbol competition was held with some old participants from different generations where the winners of dancers (Paulina López) and singers (Simoney Romero) directly enter the clan, so the clan for The year 2007 was made up of:
Dancers: Iván Schmidt, Paulina López, María Isabel Sobarzo, Rodrigo Díaz, Pablo Vargas, Yamna Lobos, Maura Rivera, Fabián Castro, María Jesús Tapia (during 2007 replaced by Bárbara Moscoso), Diego Gómez, Iván Cabrera, Mónica Ferrada (last 5 dancers named are finalists of the 2006 grand finale invited to the Red Clan)
Singers: Rodrigo Tapia, Simoney Romero, Mario Guerrero, Leandro Martínez, Katherine Orellana, Juan David Rodríguez, Monserrat Bustamante and Daniela Castillo (these last two are leaving the program).
At the end of the Final 2007 competition, K-bala (singers) and Nía-Francisco (dancers) were declared winners, but they did not enter the red clan; It is also the moment when the most members retired from the Clan, among them, the oldest members of the Red Clan such as Mario Guerrero, Rodrigo Díaz, María Isabel Sobarzo, among others. Therefore, for the year 2008, there is the Red Staff, made up of dancers from the 2006 and 2007 seasons, who, in addition to accompanying the choreographies of the new participants, present musicals of various themes, they are:
Dancers: Carolina Gómez, Mónica Ferrada, Bárbara Moscoso, Nía Marambio, Ivana Vargas and Enzinge Stuardo, and Dancers: Iván Schmidt, Fabián Castro, Diego Gómez, Francisco Chávez, Iván Cabrera and Felipe Figueroa.
At the end of the Final 2018 competition (first season), Juan Ángel Mallorca (singer) and Hernan Arcil (dancer) were declared winners, so they directly entered the Red Clan, but this time it is only composed of 4 singers and 4 dancers but some finalists do not enter the clan like the singers: Jeimy Espinoza, Carla Costa and Andrei Hadler because they were the most rejected and poorly evaluated by the public and they enter instead of them: Toarii Valantin, Piamaria Silva and Millaray Mandiola. The dancers who enter the clan are all the finalists except Chantal Gayoso who entered to replace Nicole Hernandez. Therefore, the 2018 clan of the first season was made up of:
Dancers: Hernán Arcil, Geraldine Muñoz, Matias Falcón and Chantal Gayoso (enters the clan to replace Nicole Hernández).
Singers: Juan Ángel Mallorca, Millaray Mandiola, Toarii Valantin and Piamaria Silva (these last three singers mentioned join the clan due to their popular success).
Sections
In the program there were and still are various sections related to the program itself, singing and dance:
- The "Copuchas de María José Quintanilla": The little singer led the first section of the program, where she counted the "infidences" of the contestants of the seeker. This section ended at the end of the third generation.
- Scanner, section presented by Leticia Zamorano, where it is shown through dance, a story related to a daily theme with the purpose of leaving us a positive message. The section went once a week where the dancer was seen with other great dancers of the program. Section finished after the dancer retires from the program.
Other sections that haven't been featured for a while are:
- Between chimneys, section presented by Rodrigo Díaz, which shows exotic dances every week, usually from other nations. Section that is sporadicly issued.
- I can, too., disabled people fulfill their dream of singing or dancing in the program. It was issued from 2003 to the end of its season.
- Metamorphosis, the dancer Christian Ocaranza presents musical assemblies based on its own orginality and style of dance. Finished when Christian renounces Red and then returns to the last season of the program.
- I didn't have Red., section in which older people who did not have the opportunity to compete in a Red-style program (the absence of such a program) are interviewed and are mainly dedicated to singing in squares, fairs and other places throughout the country.
- The participants of the competition not only sing or dance: they will also tell their stories of life, their sorrows, joys, their relationship with their family and personal affairs; the animator Rafael Araneda will be responsible for showing their interesting, and sometimes dramatic stories.
- There have also been introduction of play and entertainment sections, such as parades, competitions and baccalaureates.
- In this season the "I am Red" section has been introduced, in which a former participant visits the program where, in addition to presenting, shows his activities after his departure from the program.
Media impact and controversy
The Rojo program and its members have nourished the Chilean media for years; they have spent hundreds of liters of ink publishing covers and interviews in Chilean newspapers and magazines. To date, more than 150 covers have been published in newspapers, supplements and magazines. The popularity of Rojo has also been demonstrated when all Chilean channels, not just the official TVN, comment on the various events linked to the program. But the media have not only published about the success of Rojo, but also about the various controversies that have been generated from it. Here are some of the controversies that generated the cover and comments on all television channels.
- First cover of the press dedicated to Red, February 2003: "The painful family history after the success of the little María José Quintanilla". The cover refers to the serious state of health suffered at that time by the father of the 12-year-old girl, a situation parallel to the resounding success that the little girl gets day by day in her apparitions in Red and was unknown until then.
- Some members of the first generation refuse to return to restitution on the grounds of stress and low pay.
- The member Daniela Castillo is left in fifth place of the competition, the fact generates thousands of claims and cover in the newspapers.
- Rafael Araneda is a live critic of a second-generation contestant, the fact is criticized by the internet and is the cover of Las Últimas Noticias. Araneda also criticized Nelson Pacheco live when he learned that the dancer intended to stop going to school and give free exams to give time to the program trials.
- Little Maria José Quintanilla becomes a sales phenomenon. The youngest and most popular member of Red gets sales equivalent to Double Platinum Disc in just 15 days. Cover in The Last News.
- María José Quintanilla leaves the program for a month due to a great deterioration of her vocal cords and is operated by tonsils and adenoids. The absence of Red's "child-star" gives rise to the written press speculating with the eventual departure of the most popular face of the program to the channel of competition. The newspaper "La Cuarto" publishes on the cover that "María José went to Canal 13", information that was immediately demented by TVN and Maria José's mother during the issue of Red that same day, hours later.
- Daniela Castillo has a fort found the jury Jaime Coloma who leaves her crying.
- María Jimena Pereyra hits a wall opening her wrist, due to her anger at losing a test of Great Red.
- Pablo Vargas alleges that the program is arranged, the fact causes cover and the next day Rafael Araneda faces him live.
- Carolina Soto and Monserrat Bustly fight publicly, as according to the latter all her companions wanted her to win the Great Red, being Carolina the winner.
- Some Red Clan members threaten not to return to the program if they are not paid.
- The parents of the 5-year-old singer Christell are accused of child exploitation, when she posted on the internet a video where she does not want to continue singing for a stomach discomfort, but is forced by them to do so, the fact generated dozens of covers and comments on many TV shows.
- Maura Rivera and Yamna Lobos come into a fight through the media because of the two of them the most ratingbecause of ego problems, because they were both peak at one of Red's galas.
- Carolina Soto states that she is harassed by some fans fearing for her safety.
- The member Rodrigo Cruz, after a conflict with the jury, announces live that he withdraws from the program, but at the time he returns crying to the study, asking for forgiveness.
- One of the biggest polemics was when Juan David Rodriguez is accused of drug trafficking, the fact caused many covers and TV shows talked about the issue for several weeks. Finally Juan David is released for innocent, but he admits his drug addiction live during the program, the program gives him special help.
- About 10 members are fired from Red, where is Nelson Mauricio Pacheco and Claudio Puebla, the fact generates cover and comments in the show programs.
- A TVN former choreographer and dancer accuses Christian Ocaranza from Germany on a cover of the newspaper The Fourth of being homosexual, the fact was somewhat confusing and never quite clear.
- María José Quintanilla is hospitalized for excessive work and stress, which caused her a decay, she ends up telling her truth in the program.
- Pablo Vargas is the protagonist of a strong car accident, he is accused of drunk driving, is punished for two months off the program screen Red
- Katherine Orellana is operated as a matter of urgency due to her fat, subjecting to a by pass gastric
- Maura Rivera suffers an accident with her wardrobe uncovering one of her breasts, the fact generated cover.
- Leandro Martínez is fighting for aggression against his father.
- Ivan Cabrera and Maura Rivera were involved in trouble when Ivan tried to hit 12-year-olds at a mall.
- Since the second generation, there was a lot of controversy among the participants for prioritizing bonds of friendship over the skills of dancers and singers at the time of eliminations.
- VIP Red Nor was he exempt from polemics: during his participation in the program, Rodolfo Navech was linked to a brothel that allegedly kept in a department of his property, a situation that was unknown to the singer and was in fact the responsibility of his wife; Óscar Andrade opposed one of his themes to appear on the album released by the program, he had a strong discussion with Navech (who came to threaten him to die) and, after his second place in the end the program, accused presenting legal actions when he considered that the musical producer and member of the jury Camilo Fernández (who described him with a 2 at the final gala) had economic interests at stake, as he possessed the finals of the Bud. Before, Andrade had made public in the program that Fernandez owed "the moneys of the last 30 years" to the renowned national singer-songwriter Patricio Manns, to whom Fernandez produced several of his albums, including the classic "Arriba en la cordillera", denuncia que posteriormente fue avalada por Manns.
- The 2018 edition, Red, the color of talent He wasn't without controversy either. On Tuesday, May 29, 2018, Jeimy Espinoza criticized that the notes delivered by the jury to Juan Ángel Mallorca were given away, as they did not reflect the boy's real performance. This caused the crying of John Angel, who then drowned with his coach, Maria Jimena Pereyra, saying that he always gives the best of himself and struggles not to be sent to chapel. In addition, Jeimy said there should be a pattern for evaluation, because the jury notes do not reflect those given by the public. Jeimy's criticism received the support of Andrei Hadler, saying that John Angel is not versatile, as he always sings the same kind of songs. The controversy provoked the public's support to Juan Angel, since, as in this edition the audience is the fourth jury, they finished evaluating Andrei with a very bad note, sending him to chapel. Jeimy Espinoza was also badly evaluated by the public, in addition to being sent to chapel by his own companions, among whom was Juan Angel himself.
- On Thursday, June 7, 2018, Carolina Soto was invited to the new edition of the program, Red, the color of talent. His presence was immediately well received among the public, the participants and the coaches, except María Jimena Pereyra, who was clearly uncomfortable by the presence of Carolina. The driver Alvaro Escobar asked the former colleagues of Carolina (now coaches) to define it in a word. While Daniela, Leandro, Christian, Maria Isabel and Yamna defined her with affectionate words, Maria Jimena misrepresented her with the word "Festivales". Even Maria Jimena did not seem to pay attention to what Carolina said, as she only focused her attention on her cell phone. Even when Carolina asked for permission to sit next to the coaches, she was pointing out an empty seat, which belonged to Maria Jimena. This generated speculations and a clear signal of the breakthrough of friendship between Soto and Pereyra, with the Argentine answering through her Twitter account comments where she questioned her attitude towards Carolina, responding with comments like "Pena gives me what she did with me" and "She has behaved very badly with me, I will never forgive her." The next day, in the pharmacy program Intruders, it was revealed that the break was generated years ago, when Maria Jimena finished with her ex-girlfriend. Carolina was still a friend of Maria Jimena's ex-partner, which would have outraged her, but that everything worsened when the transandina found out that Carolina had spoken ill of her current partner, which would have generated the break in irreconcilable way,
- On Saturday, June 23, 2018, through her Facebook account, the evangelical activist and director of the Christian Legislative Observatory, Marcela Aranda, called on her followers to denounce Red, the color of talent the National Television Council, because that same week a kiss was shown between two participants of the same sex, the homosexual couple formed by the dancer Hernán Arcil and the singer Andrei Hadler.
- On Friday, June 29, 2018, the day of elimination, who remained in chapel were Andrei Hadler, Jorge Núñez and Felipe Galindo. The jury decided to save Jorge and the colleagues had to decide between Andrei and Felipe who should stay. Jorge was the last to vote. If Jorge voted for Andrei, it would be a tie between the nominees, but Jorge decided by Felipe, resulting Andrei eliminated. On the first day of the week of repechation, the comrades labeled Jorge as a traitor, since, according to them, the plan was to generate a tie between Andrei and Felipe, before which the jury should deliberate on who should stay. However, Jorge defended his position, saying that it was a lie about the tie agreement, since according to him, in case of being one of the nominees, his companions wanted to remove him, besides declaring that he has the right to decide who wants him to leave or stay, and in this case, he had decided to vote for his friend Felipe.
- On Wednesday, July 4, 2018, the third day of the week Red, the color of talent, the participating dancers should choose who should follow for the end of the repechage between two nominees, which in this case were the Cuban twins Marlon and Maylor Pérez. However, before this happened, Maylor claimed that the opinion that the jury Neilas Katinas gave about his presentation the previous day was a disrespect, as the jury had asked him whether he and his brother were on the show for their passion for dancing or just for seeking fame. Katinas defended his position by saying that Maylor's presentation was poor, as he showed neither quality, nor heart, nor anything. Maylor, for his part, said that he did not want to appear in the elimination line and further stated that he did not want to present himself to the restitution, but that he should do so by contract requirements. With this, Marlon declared that he would leave the competition for his own decision and give his quota to his brother Marlon, after which he left the stage. However, seconds later, his brother Marlon decided to support him and, without saying anything, also decided to abandon the competition. This fact received public support for twins through social networks, also condemning the derogatory behaviour of the Lithuanian.
- On July 26, the newly integrated singer Paloma Castillo decided to give up the competition, to concentrate on her musical career independently. The next day, the participants Felipe Galindo and Carla Costa had to face not to be removed from Red, but because of the resignation of Castillo they were informed both that they would continue in the competition, staying for another week in Red.
- On July 19, the dancer Camila Vásquez, who had returned to the competition for the repechage, presented a musical from the film La Sirenita. Suddenly she stops as she suffered a severe injury to her arm, leaving her for 2 weeks with a medical license. On 2 August, it is reported that her license would be extended, so she must have left the competition.
- On August 3, the singer Toarii Valantin was eliminated for the second time from the competition. After that, several confusing facts happened. During a live broadcast by Instagram by the dancer Juan Francisco Matamala, a few comments from the dancer Javiera Aranda were left to give a minimum note to the singer Piamaría Silva and to label her as p*llaThis because Valantin shouldn't be eliminated in the week. Valantin also told a fan, who attended the FestiGame event where the clan was invited, that Piamaría was the one who removed Valantin. He referred as follows: This p*rra kicked me out of the programTo what Silva replied to Valantin: Don't talk to me again.. In the issue of the August 6 program, Silva clarified that there is a supposed bad relationship between her and her elenco colleagues, which was not completely clear.
- On August 10, the singer Piamaría Silva was removed from the competition by decision of her colleagues to Andrei Hadler. In not receiving support from any of his colleagues, Piamaría accused at that time that when it comes to voting for who is still on the program, the participants vote for friendship and not for talent.
- On September 12, the dancer Nicole Hernandez, who would have prepared a special show for the dancers gala that was held that day, is informed that because of her "Fourth Place" could not be presented on the level of the competition, this greatly upset the participant, which although she was also offered to present her work did not agree. In the week, several complaints and social media protests were filed against the production of the program, claiming that it was a great lack of respect for what had been done with the contestant.
- During the second season, dancer Rodrigo Canobra argued that there are strategies to eliminate women from the category. In a confessional, dancer Daniela Acevedo understood that Francisco Solar was behind these strategies. It should be mentioned that the first two eliminated in the category were Valeria Tapia and Daniela Aravena.
Schedules
- December 2002-March-June 2003, October 2003-December 2004 Monday to Friday 18:00 to 20:00.
- Summer 2003 Monday to Friday 18:00 to 20:00.
- June-October 2003 Monday to Friday 18:30 to 20:00.
- 2005: Monday to Friday 17:55 to 20:00 (Version Red Summer Clan 18:10-19:20).
- 2006: Monday to Friday 18:00 to 20:00 (Version Red summer 18:45-20:00).
- 2007: Monday to Friday 18:00 to 20:00 (March to November); 18:45 to 20:00 (November to January 2008).
- 2008: Monday to Friday 18:00 to 20:00; 12:05 to 13:30The best moments of Red3 November-12 December).
- 2018-February 2019: Monday to Friday 19:00 to 21:00
- March 2019-June 2019 Monday to Friday from 18.20 to 20.20
- July 2019-December 2019 Monday to Friday from 19:00 to 21:00
Schedules vary depending on the channel's programming
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