La Voz Kids (Spanish TV series)

First Phase: The Blind Auditions. In this phase, the three coaches will have their backs to the participants and will be guided solely by their voice. There are 93 young people, however, only 45 will get on stage. If the contestant's voice wins over a member of the jury, he will press a button that will turn his chair to see the participant. In this way, you will demonstrate that you want this contestant to be part of your team. If more than one coach presses the button, the participant will have the option to decide which of the three wants to be trained in this competition; but if a single trainer presses the button, the contestant goes to his team automatically. In case no one of the jury presses the button, it means that the participant has not been selected. Second Phase: The Battles. In this stage, the coaches will be forced to reduce their equipment to a third. They must face three of their members who must sing in a "ring". Those who confront each other must demonstrate who has the best voice. In the end, each coach will make the decision to eliminate two of them, who will have to leave the competition. So that the coaches can make a decision, they are advised by other singers. Then they will choose two and the other three will sing the song they sang in the blind auditions, so that they choose one of those three and will join the other two for the live ones. In season 5, the steal from the adults' version of the show was implemented. Each coach has the opportunity to steal one young artist from other teams. In season 7, steals were raised to two per coach. Third Phase: The Last Assault (Sing Off). Each contestant must defend their subject of blind auditions before the members of the jury and their advisors. Of each team will be only two contestants who will go to the grand final. Fourth and final Phase: The Grand Final. This last phase of the program includes two parts: The semifinal and the final. The finalists will sing songs individually, as well as with their respective coaches, in addition to performances with guest artists. After the first elimination, only 3 contestants will fight to be finally: La Voz Kids (Spain). == Coaches and hosts ==

The first season of the kids version had David Bisbal, Rosario Flores and Malú as coaches, all whom were part of the adult version's first season. The second and third season saw the return of both Bisbal and Flores, joined by Manuel Carrasco replacing Malú in season two, with Antonio Orozco replacing Carrasco in season three. The fourth season was the last produced for Telecinco which had Flores, Orozco and debutant Melendi as coaches, meanwhile Bisbal was 'supercoach' of the season. On 16 September 2019, the fifth season premiered on Antena 3, with veteran coaches Bisbal and Flores, Melendi on his second season and debutant Vanesa Martín. For the sixth season, all four coaches returned as part of the panel. For season seven, Bisbal was left as the only coach returning along debutant Aitana, Sebastián Yatra and Pablo López. It was later announced that Flores would return to the panel after a one-season hiatus, joining Bisbal, Aitana and Yatra in season eight. Bisbal, Flores and Melendi were then joined in season nine by Lola Índigo. The tenth season features returning coaches Bisbal and Índigo, alongside debuting coaches Edurne and Manuel Turizo. The eleventh season will premiere in 2026 with returning coach Edurne, former coach Orozco, former La Voz coach Luis Fonsi, and Ana Mena. } S.C. Line-up of coaches File:Luis Fonsi 2015 (cropped).JPG|Luis Fonsi (Upcoming in 11) File:Ana Mena en Acto commemorativo del 28F en el Teatro Maestranza. 01 (cropped).jpg | Ana Mena (Upcoming in 11) File:Edurne ESC2015 Eurovision Village Vienna 16 (cropped).jpg| Edurne (10–present) File:Malaga Film Festival 2025 - Antonio Orozco 02 (cropped) (cropped).jpg|Antonio Orozco (3–4, Upcoming in 11) File:2023-11-16 Gala de los Latin Grammy, 12 (cropped).jpg|David Bisbal (1–3, 5–10) File:Malú..jpg|Malú (1) File:Rosario Flores en Fuenlabrada.jpg|Rosario Flores (1–6, 8–9) File:Manuel Carrasco (cropped).jpg|Manuel Carrasco (2) File:Melendi (31860739843).jpg|Melendi (4–6, 9) File:2023-11-16 Gala de los Latin Grammy, 26 (cropped).jpg|Vanesa Martín (5–6) File:Goyas 2023 - Sin nombre 029 (cropped).jpg|Pablo López (7) File:Aitana GHD 2 (cropped).jpg|Aitana (7–8) File:2023-11-16 Gala de los Latin Grammy, 05 (cropped).jpg|Sebastián Yatra (7–8) File:LolaÍndigo GiraEstadios BCN.jpg|Lola Índigo (9–10) File:Manuel Turizo.png|Manuel Turizo (10) == Coaches' advisors ==

Warning: the following table presents a significant amount of different colors. == Seasons summaries ==

Coaches and finalists : – Winner : – Runner-up : – Third place : – Fourth place Winners are in bold, the remaining finalists are in italicized font, and the eliminated contestants are in small font. Season 1 :Premiere: 6 February 2014 :Finale: 20 March 2014 Season 2 :Premiere: 7 September 2015 :Finale: 26 October 2015 Season 3 :Premiere: 10 March 2017 :Finale: 5 May 2017 Season 4 :Premiere: 19 February 2018 :Finale: 14 May 2018 Season 5 :Premiere: 16 September 2019 :Finale: 27 December 2019 Season 6 :Premiere: 7 May 2021 :Finale: 23 July 2021 Season 7 :Premiere: 27 May 2022 :Finale: 22 July 2022 Season 8 :Premiere: 15 April 2023 :Finale: 8 July 2023 Season 9 :Premiere: 13 April 2024 :Finale: 13 July 2024 Season 10 :Premiere: 3 May 2025 :Finale: 19 July 2025 Season 11 :Premiere: 9 May 2026 :Finale: 2026 == References ==