- Objetivo Fama (season 1)
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The first season of Objetivo Fama began on 2004. The season featured a varying panel of judges, including Roberto Sueiro, who is the only remaining judge of the original season. The show was hosted by Nicaraguan singer Luis Enrique.Contents
Auditions
Auditions were held in several towns and cities of Puerto Rico.
Final Cutdown
Out of each audition, a group 18 contestants were selected. This was the only season to feature only Puerto Rican contestants.
The 18 selected contestants were:
# Contestant Home Town Age * 1 Alex Soto 28 2 Charlie Rodríguez 24 3 Daniel Rodríguez Toa Alta, Puerto Rico 19 4 Dominic Padilla Cabo Rojo, Puerto Rico 22 5 Ektor Rivera Bayamón, Puerto Rico 26 6 Elliot Suro Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico 19 7 Encarnita "Kany" García Toa Baja, Puerto Rico 21 8 Héctor Gotay Toa Baja, Puerto Rico 24 9 Janayra Reyes ?? 10 Janina Irizarry Lajas, Puerto Rico 20 11 Jencelmary Rivera Carolina, Puerto Rico ?? 12 Juan "Tony" Cordero Isabela, Puerto Rico 21 13 Lizzette Medina Utuado, Puerto Rico 27 14 Luis Montes Humacao, Puerto Rico 21 15 Natalia Acosta Bayamón, Puerto Rico 21 16 Sheila Romero Hatillo, Puerto Rico 20 17 Yaddeliz Martínez San Sebastián, Puerto Rico 22 18 Zania Sala Guaynabo, Puerto Rico 20 * Age was taken at the beginning of the contest (2004)
Weekly Shows
Quarter-Finals
Controversies
- Kany García was the first contestant eliminated from the show, due to a car accident she had after the first show. However, she recovered and has launched a successful career as a singer and songwriter.
- Natalia Acosta was also eliminated from the show to a throat illness.
After the Show
- Season winner Janina Irizarry has released two moderately successful albums: Todo De Mí (2005) and Contra La Corriente (2006).
- Second finalist Sheila Romero released her first album titled Será.
- Third finalist Ektor released his first album titled Un Paso del Amor in 2005. One of the hit singles was the theme song for a telenovela. He is currently working with Luny Tunes for his second album.
- Fourth finalist Daniel Mercado and fellow contestants Luis Montes and Elliot Suro, joined Lorenzo Duarte in MDO. They have released two successful albums together: Otra Vez (2005) and Sabe A Tí (2008).
- After recovering from her accident, Kany García became a successful singer and songwriter, even writing songs to the shows winner, Janina. She also collaborated with Franco de Vita in some concerts. In 2007, she released her first album titled Cualquier Dia on which she won two Billboard Latin Music Awards and two Latin Grammys for Best New Artist and Best Female Pop Vocal Album.
- Charlie Rodríguez was the first contestant to release an album with Color Secreto, in 2005.
- Héctor Gotay released a gospel album in 2007.
External links
Categories:- American reality television series
- Puerto Rican television series
- Singing competitions
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