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MasterChef (Spanish TV series)

MasterChef is a Spanish competitive reality television cooking show based on the British television cooking game show of the same title. It premiered on La 1 on 10 April 2013. The show is, nowadays, presented by Pepe Rodríguez, Jordi Cruz and Samantha Vallejo-Nágera, who are also the judges of the competition.[1]

MasterChef
GenreCooking show
Created byFranc Roddam
Directed byEva Sanz
Jordi Rossell
Patricia Fernández (set)
Oiane Sagasti (outdoors)
Judges
Narrated byJordi Cruz
Country of originSpain
Original languageSpanish
No. of seasons11 (with 2 spin-offs of 6 and 9 seasons and 2 specials)
No. of episodes252 (all seasons)
Production
Executive producersMacarena Rey
Ana Rivas
Alexa Portillo
Begoña Rumeu
Carmen Marín
ProducersTelevisión Española
Shine Iberia
Production locationsEstudios Buñuel, Madrid
Running time150 minutes
Production companyShine Iberia
Original release
NetworkLa 1
Release10 April 2013 (2013-04-10) –
present
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History

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In the first season, only 15 people were chosen from among the 9,000 in the initial casting selection and competed for the title of MasterChef.[2] The winner was given 100,000 euros, the opportunity to publish his own book of recipes, and the chance to attend the esteemed culinary school Le Cordon Bleu.[3][4]

The initial selections began on February 4, 2013 in five areas of the country. All types of people came, including high-level executives, housewives, and construction workers. All of the candidates came together over their love of cooking. They had to be amateur cooks without culinary experience, but at the same time very talented.[5]

The contestants competed against each other in individual challenges in the kitchen and also in group challenges outside of the set kitchen.[6] The judges were Pepe Rodríguez, Jordi Cruz, and Samantha Vallejo-Nágera. The first season aired on La 1 of Televisión Española starting on April 10, 2013, and was hosted by Eva González.[6]

In October 2013, MasterChef received the Ondas Awards for Best entertainment program in Spanish television.[7][8]

Show format

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  • Caja misteriosa (Mystery Box Challenge). The contestants receive ingredients with which they have to make a dish according to the specifications of the judges. The contestants have a certain amount of time in order to do this. Once they are finished, the judges deliberate and the two to three best dishes determine who will be the captains in the following challenge.
  • Prueba por equipos (Team Challenge). This challenge takes place outside of the kitchens of Masterchef and involves cooking for celebrities or other groups of people. The captains have to decide on the dishes that they are going to prepare and which of the other contestants will be on their team to help them. The losing team then faces off in the elimination round.
  • Prueba de eliminación (Elimination Test). The winning team observes the losing team from the gallery from in the final challenge. The losing team has to cook the recipe chosen by the judges. The judges «deliberate» and the contestant that has made the «worst» dish is eliminated from the program.
  • Prueba de presión (Pressure Test). This is the most difficult challenge. A celebrity chef visits the set and instructs the contestants on how to make his most famous dish. The contestants have to then recreate it.
  • Reto creativo (Creative Test). The judges dictate which dish the contestants have to make.

First season (2013)

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Fifteen amateur chefs competed in different challenges cooking alone or in teams, both in the set kitchen and elsewhere. Throughout the first season of MasterChef, the contestants were visited by the best chefs in Spain who gave them exclusive cooking classes. These included Juan Mari Arzak, Pedro Subijana, Joan Roca, Paco Roncero, Dani García, Quique Dacosta, Eneko Atxa, and Andoni Luis Aduriz, among others. The finale featured Spanish chef Ferran Adrià, considered the best chef in the world, as one of the judges.[9]

Contestants

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Contestants Age Hometown Profession Result
Juan Manuel Sánchez 25 Almería Waiter Winner
Eva Micaela Millán 32 Córdoba Biologist, administrative Runner-up
Fabián León 18 Palma Publicity student Third Place
José David Moliner 33 Valencia Computer engineer 13th Evicted
Maribel Gil 59 Benicarló Housewife 12th Evicted
José Antonio Cerezo 37 Alcañiz Welder 11th Evicted
Clara Pérez Villalón 22 Madrid Economics student 10th Evicted
María de la Fuente 23 Alicante Make-up artist 9th Evicted
José Luis Asín 58 Pamplona Chartered Police 8th Evicted
Noé Carmona 31 Córdoba Revenue manager 7th Evicted
Santiaga Muñoz 52 Ciudad Real Housewife 3rd and 6th Evicted
Efrén Álvarez 23 Lugo Finance student 5th Evicted
Nati Sánchez 42 Bilbao Administrative 4th Evicted
Juanma Villar (†)[10] 48 Madrid Entrepreneur 2nd Evicted
Paloma Ayensa 22 Madrid Law student 1st Evicted

Second season (2014)

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During the finale of the first season of MasterChef, Eva González told viewers that the program would be renewed for a second season in May 2014, after MasterChef Junior. Starting in late October 2013 Televisión Española and Shine Iberia started casting for the second season.[11] It premiered on April 9. During the week before, Radiotelevisión Española aired various cooking specials to lead up to the show.[12][13]

Contestants

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Contestants Age Hometown Profession Results
Vicky Pulgarín 31 Palma Unemployed butcher Winner
Mateo Sierra 20 Huesca Art History student Runner-up
Cristóbal Gómez 33 Granada Waiter 8th and 14th Evicted
Emil Samper 44 Barcelona Advertising filmmaker 13th Evicted
Lorena Lasanta 39 Málaga Sound engineer, DJ 6th and 12th Evicted
Cristina Romero 46 Madrid Entrepreneur 11th Evicted
Milagrosa Gavilán 51 Jerez Saleswoman 10th Evicted
Marina Rodríguez 46 Palma Former direction assistant 9th Evicted
Gonzalo Ribot 48 Palma Yoga teacher Quit
Celia Lastres 27 Madrid Radiotherapy technician 7th Evicted
Jorge Cuéllar 36 Segovia Molecular biology doctor 5th Evicted
Miguel Ángel Martínez 41 Madrid Funeral director 4th Evicted
Churra Costa 71 Pontevedra Housewife 3rd Evicted
Daniel Díez 34 Valencia Architect 2nd Evicted
Lola Hidalgo 22 Córdoba Environmental sciences student 1st Evicted

Third season (2015)

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Televisión Española and Shine Iberia started casting for the third season in December 2014.[14] It premiered on April 7, 2015.[15]

Contestants

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Contestants Age Hometown Profession Result
Carlos Maldonado 25 Talavera de la Reina Fast food peddler Winner
Sally Stephanih Caballero 31 Ciudad Real Optical assistant Runner-up
Andrea Vicens 22 Barcelona Odontology student, model Third Place
Antonio Romero 26 Sevilla Quality control lab technician Fourth Place
Kevin Bordas 22 Tarragona Waiter, model 12th Evicted
Lidia Folgar 29 Pontevedra Nutritionist 11th Evicted
Mila Calabuig 58 Valencia Footwear businesswoman 7th and 10th Evicted
Fidel López 36 Alicante Waiter 9th Evicted
Pablo Pérez 27 Valencia Martial arts champion 8th Evicted
Víctor Mendicuti 30 Málaga Air freshener entrepreneur 6th Evicted
Mireia Ruiz 33 Murcia NGO pedagogue 5th Evicted
Encina Rodríguez 69 Gandía Retiree 4th Evicted
Raquel García 32 Pamplona Dental protesthist 3rd Evicted
Sara Martín 27 Barcelona Unemployed teacher 2nd Evicted
Alberto Sempere 18 Valencia Medicine student 1st Evicted

Fourth season (2016)

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Contestants

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Contestants Age Hometown Profession Result
Virginia Naranjo 39 Jerez Housewife Winner
Ángel García 31 Valencia Dishwasher Runner-up
José Luis Losa (†)[16] 41 Albacete Industrial painter Third Place
Rocío Morcillo 43 Barcelona Events planner Fourth Place
Raquel Naranjo 39 Jerez Housewife 12th Evicted
David González 20 Castro Urdiales Sport Science student 4th and 11th Evicted
Natalia Khodzinskaya 28 Barcelona Freelance journalist, model 10th Evicted
Pablo López 39 A Coruña Structures' engineer 9th Evicted
Raquel Reichel Pardo 33 Arguis Waitress, forestry agent 8th Evicted
Daniel del Toro 45 Huelva Computer scientist 7th Evicted
Dania Gandul 33 Sevilla Telemarketer 6th Evicted
Juan Rosillo 20 Sevilla Nursing student 5th Evicted
Esmeralda Marcos 45 Massalfassar Unemployed 3rd Evicted
Salva Linares 31 Busot Administrative assistant 2nd Evicted
Emilia Cuenca 64 Madrid Housewife Quit
Ana Aniuska March 22 Valencia Long-distance athlete, teacher 1st Evicted

Fifth season (2017)

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Contestants

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Contestants Age Profession Hometown Result
Jorge Brazález 28 Granada Former footballer Winner
Nathan Minguell 27 Barcelona Room chief Runner-up
Edurne Trancho 65 Tolosa Retiree Third Place
Elena Sánchez 31 Sevilla Police officer 9th Evicted and Fourth Place
Miri Pérez-Cabrero 23 Barcelona Blogger Fifth Place
Silene Carvalho da Rocha 43 Madrid Baker 13th Evicted
Odkhuu Erdenebayar 30 Mongolia Fashion designer 12th Evicted
José María González 31 Jerez Banderillero 8th and 11th Evicted
Laila Kachán 35 Valencia Model 10th Evicted
José Luis Castán 45 Madrid Entrepreneur 7th Evicted
Paloma Garralda 28 Madrid Lawyer 6th Evicted
Adrián Gómez 26 Tarragona Waiter 5th Evicted
Lorena Jiménez 32 Barcelona Make-up artist & hairdresser 4th Evicted
Salva García 50 Barcelona Hairdresser 3rd Evicted
Paula Martínez 28 Madrid Psychologist 2nd Evicted
Jordi Plà 50 Barcelona Commercial delegate 1st Evicted

Sixth season (2018)

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The casting of the sixth season finished on January 15, 2018, 150 of the 23.000 participant was chosen to be challengers, in which only 15 will be candidates to win the program.[17][18] It was released on April 22, 2018 in La 1.[19] It will be the most demanding season.[20]

Despite being pregnant, Eva González will not be replaced, although she will be absent after the 6th episode.[21]

Contestants

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Contestants Age Hometown Profession Result
Marta Verona 23 Madrid Nutrition student Winner
Ketty Fresneda 28 Pontevedra Dietitian Runner-up
Oxana Retinskaia 52 Gijón Housekeeper Third Place
Toni Carceller 33 Valencia Community manager Fourth Place
Daniel Escribano 32 Madrid Firefighter 5th and 12th Evicted
Sofía Janer 22 Barcelona Tourism student 11th Evicted
Víctor Gonzalo 34 Barcelona Telecoms' engineer 10th Evicted
Jon Marín 52 Bilbao Innkeeper 9th Evicted
Fabio Fernández-Amo 35 Madrid Financier 8th Evicted
Jorge Esteban 27 Granada Journalist 7th Evicted
Marina Arnal 53 Valencia Saleswoman 6th Evicted
Ramón Martín 41 Madrid Bus driver 4th Evicted
Eva Sakay 42 Barcelona Saleswoman 3rd Evicted
Loli Rodríguez 71 Sevilla Retiree 2nd Evicted
Fernando de Alvear 42 Madrid Wine cellar worker 1st Evicted

Seventh season (2019)

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Contestants

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Contestants Age Hometown Profession Results
Aleix Puig 26 Barcelona Fishmonger Winner
Teresa Abalde 45 A Coruña Photographer Runner-up
Valentín García 30 Madrid Entrepreneur Third Place
Aitana Ávila 32 Bizkaia HR Fourth Place
Carlos Alba 39 Sevilla Businessman 12th Evicted
Samira Fernández 26 Barcelona Stay-at-home mom 11th Evicted
Carmen Alcoba 29 Cáceres Shopgirl 6th and 10th Evicted
Natalia Martínez 28 Asturias Gravestone designer 9th Evicted
Gloria Morales 36 Badajoz Housekeeper 8th Evicted
Marcos Moya 37 La Pobla de Vallbona Forensic locksmith 7th Evicted
Josecho Velasco 73 Madrid Retired economist Injured
Osiris Florentino 37 Valencia Waiter 5th Evicted
Laly Pascual 51 Ávila Housewife 4th Evicted
Alicia Vallés 42 Barcelona IT saleswoman 3rd Evicted
Sara Muñoz 24 Tarragona Mechanical engineer 2nd Evicted
Jeancha Baudin 34 Madrid Unemployed 1st Evicted

Eighth season (2020)

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The show begun on April 14, 2020. Almost 30,000 people attended the castings but only 50 went to the final phase where the judges decided which one attended the first task.

For the first time in the series, due to no eliminated contestant managing to cook a decent enough dish in the repechage episode, no one was brought back by the judges. Instead, they gave candidates eliminated in the last casting process a second chance to join the kitchens. Carlos won and entered the show.[22]

Contestants

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Contestants Age Hometown Profession Results
Ana Iglesias 24 Madrid Jewelry entrepreneur Winner
Andrés Andy García 26 Madrid Lawyer Runner-up
Iván Mariñas 39 A Coruña Personal coach Third Place
Alberto Gras 31 Barcelona Futsal coach Fourth Place
Luna Zacharias 29 Lanzarote Yoga teacher Fifth Place
José Mari Royo 46 Palma Entrepreneur, musician 13th Evicted
Juana Ferrer 74 Segovia Community doorkeeper 12th Evicted
Michael Salazar 50 United States English teacher 11th Evicted
Teresa Sanfeliú 57 Barcelona Economist 10th Evicted
Carlos García-Delgado 41 Cádiz Tobacco commercial 9th Evicted
Sara Lúa Barreiro 33 A Coruña Wedding store manager 8th Evicted
Sonsoles Conde 43 Burgos Pharmacist 7th Evicted
Fidel Ministerio 36 Barcelona Musician 6th Evicted
Saray Carrillo 27 Córdoba Social educator 5th Evicted
Rosa García 49 León Air Force Commander 4th Evicted
Mónica Longo 48 Oviedo Cleaner, waitress 3rd Evicted
Adrienne Chaballe 34 Sevilla Marketing director 2nd Evicted
Sito Camacho 38 Madrid Mortuary employee 1st Evicted

Ninth season (2021)

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In episode 6, two frontline workers that couldn't participate in the last casting stage due to the COVID-19 pandemic were given a second chance to enter the game as they'll battle for a white apron and the chance to enter the game. José beat Nando, and entered the kitchens.[23]

Contestants

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Contestants Age Hometown Profession Results
Arnau París 32 Boada Faucet salesman Winner
María Meri Rodas 24 Cardedeu Physiotherapist, medicine student Runner-up
María Morales 27 Tomelloso Event planner 6th Evicted and Third Place
Fran Martínez 29 Cuenca Waiter Fourth Place
Ofelia Hentschel 29 Santiago de Compostela Horse riding entrepreneur 13th Evicted
José Abellán 34 Murcia Cardiologist 12th Evicted
Toni de Pascual 34 Palma Entrepreneur, poker player 11th Evicted
Amelia Amelicious Platón 23 Barcelona Pharmacy Student 10th Evicted
Jiaping Ma 35 China Head of business development 9th Evicted
Dani Vallejo 41 Getxo Gastronomy businessman 8th Evicted
Pepe 37 Madrid Musician 7th Evicted
Nando Ortells 31 Valencia Emergency nurse Not chosen
Alicia Fábrega 43 Madrid Marketing director 5th Evicted
Vero Moreno 35 Rota Civil Guard 4th Evicted
Álex Katib 28 Barcelona Sports promoter 3rd Evicted
José María Montero 18 Badajoz Restoration student 2nd Evicted
Jesús Hornillos 69 Burgos Retired lawyer 1st Evicted

Tenth season (2022)

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Contestants

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Contestants Age Hometown Profession Results
María Lo 32 Cádiz Unemployed Winner
Verónica Gómez de Liaño 26 Salamanca Publicist Runner-up
David Pascual 38 Oviedo Entrepreneur, former porn actor Third Place
Adrián Rejón 28 Bizkaia Installation technician Fourth Place
Patricia Díaz 32 Barcelona Administrative 6th and 13th Evicted
Claudia Castellví 28 Girona Administrative 12th Evicted
Jokin Iriondo 30 Gipuzkoa Financial Manager 11th Evicted
Luismi Regidor 35 Guadalajara Firefighter 10th Evicted
Yannick Boeykens 28 Belgium Sales coordinator 9th Evicted
Julia González 32 Madrid Sommelier 8th Evicted
Teresa Jiménez-La Blanca 33 Madrid Rentier 7th Evicted
Eva Díez 29 Valencia Pediatrician 5th Evicted
Paula Díaz 23 Madrid Auxiliary nurse 4th Evicted
Iván Chalabi 38 Madrid Commercial 3rd Evicted
Giraldo Carales 33 Cuba Former water poloist, model 2nd Evicted
Berto Alonso 24 Segovia Clerk 1st Evicted

Eleventh season (2023)

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Contestants

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Contestants Age Hometown Profession Results
Eneko Fernández 38 Zaragoza Ex-footballer, boutique clerk Winner
Álex Cañada 19 Barcelona Cooking student, MCJ 4 Runner-up
Lluís de la Riva 28 A Coruña HR, model Third Place
Pilu Cuenca 24 Cádiz Air traffic controller Fourth Place
Jotha Skelton 35 León DJ Semifinalist
Ana María Pérez 30 Estepona Waitress 23rd Evicted
Luca Dazi 18 Barcelona TikToker 22nd Evicted
Jorge Juan Fernández 41 Alicante Forest firefighter 21st Evicted
Marta Alguersuari 46 Andorra Entrepreneur 13th and 20th Evicted
Claudia Ferranti 38 Italy Actress, former TV host 19th Evicted
Francesc Repiso 58 Lérida Businessman, olympic shooter 18th Evicted
Camino Escorial 26 Madrid Publicist 17th Evicted
Fray Marcos Julio García 44 Venezuela Dominican priest 16th Evicted
David del Campo 27 Barcelona Project manager 15th Evicted
Laura Baiges 28 Tarragona Web designer 11th and 14th Evicted
Merce de Las 51 Madrid Billing technician 12th Evicted
Leti Ruiz 52 Valencia Judge 10th Evicted
Jeremy Amador 20 Granada Real estate commercial 9th Evicted
Sergio Domínguez 32 Madrid Taxist 8th Evicted
Tuki Sánchez 32 Madrid Audiovisual technician 7th Evicted
Larraitz Lopez 32 Barakaldo Waitress 6th Evicted
Carlota Abril 25 Valladolid Lawyer 5th Evicted
Frank Andrey 34 Brazil Fashion photographer 4th Evicted
Karla Ceballos 22 Sevilla Student 3rd Evicted
Rachel Anne Earley 26 United States English teacher, YouTuber 2nd Evicted
Roberto Terrón 45 Palma Gastronomic consultant 1st Evicted
Albert 37 Barcelona Foundry worker Not chosen
Manuela 27 Valencia Energy adviser
Izarbe Pesquer 29 Huesca Lingerie store manager
Daniel 27 Barcelona Taxist
Israel 38 Asturias Pulpero

Twelfth season (2024)

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Contestants

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Contestants Age Hometown Profession Results
Ángela Gimeno 29 Valencia Publicist Winner
María Álvarez 32 Madrid Hotel businesswoman Runner-up
Gonzalo Retenaga 49 Madrid Hotel entrepreneur Third Place
Samya Aghbalou 25 Morocco Jeweler Fourth Place and 7th Evicted
Celeste Almagro 35 Barcelona Accountant 13th Evicted
Alberto Marín 43 Madrid Guitarist 12th Evicted
Gonzalo Pulga de la Torre 37 Madrid Retail manager 11th Evicted
Pilar Moncayo 40 Palma Shop assistant 10th Evicted
José Doña 23 Yunquera Ex-military and waiter 9th Evicted
David Massip 27 Barcelona Legionary 5th & 8th Evicted
Maicol Vela 22 Colombia Accountant and model 6th Evicted
Tamara Galimova 31 Russia Financial consultant Quit
Esther Choco Gombou 37 Dominican Republic English teacher 4th Evicted
Ramón Rodriguez 30 Málaga Social educator 3rd Evicted
Adriana Calleja 41 Bilbao Bingo waitress 2nd Evicted
Tessa Amezaga 27 Madrid Singer and DJ 1st Evicted

Ratings

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Colour key (nominal):
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MasterChef Spain: Season 1 consolidated viewership and adjusted position
Episode Original airdate Timeslot Viewers
(millions) 		Share Night rank Source
1 10 April 2013 2.05 11% [24]
2 17 April 2013 1.92 10% [25]
3 23 April 2013 2.92 15.5% #1 [26]
4 30 April 2013 3.49 18.6% [27]
5 7 May 2013 2.81 14.5% [28]
6 14 May 2013 2.88 15.3% #1 [29]
7 21 May 2013 3.43 17.7% [30]
8 28 May 2013 3.60 18.9% [31]
9 4 June 2013 3.70 19.5% [32]
10 11 June 2013 4.02 21.6% [33]
11 18 June 2013 3.95 20% [34]
12 25 June 2013 4.10 22.4% [35]
13 2 July 2013 5.52 33.1% [36]
MasterChef Spain: Season 2 consolidated viewership and adjusted position
Episode Original airdate Timeslot Viewers
(millions) 		Share Night rank Source
1 9 April 2014 2.85 16.5% #1 [37]
2 23 April 2014 2.73 16.3% [38]
3 30 April 2014 2.80 16.4% [39]
4 7 May 2014 3.22 17.8% [40]
5 14 May 2014 2.53 13.3% [41]
6 21 May 2014 3.16 17.6% #1 [42]
7 28 May 2014 3.43 18.7% [43]
8 4 June 2014 3.68 20.3% [44]
9 11 June 2014 3.60 20.7% [45]
10 18 June 2014 3.63 23.1% [46]
11 25 June 2014 3.56 20.6% [47]
12 2 July 2014 3.67 21.7% [48]
13 9 July 2014 2.57 14.5% [49]
14 16 July 2014 3.18 22.4% #1 [50]
15 23 July 2014 4.10 27.1% [51]
MasterChef Spain: Season 3 consolidated viewership and adjusted position
Episode Original airdate Timeslot Viewers
(millions) 		Share Night rank Source
1 7 April 2015 3.05 16% #2 [52]
2 14 April 2015 3.19 18.6% [53]
3 21 April 2015 2.90 17.1% [54]
4 28 April 2015 3.03 17.1% [55]
5 5 May 2015 3.36 19.5% [56]
6 12 May 2015 2.96 17.5% [57]
7 19 May 2015 3.10 17.9% [58]
8 26 May 2015 3.00 17.2% [59]
9 2 June 2015 3.16 19% [60]
10 9 June 2015 2.80 17.9% [61]
11 16 June 2015 3.20 18.5% [62]
12 23 June 2015 2.61 18.7% [63]
13 30 June 2015 3.77 26.8% #1 [64]
MasterChef Spain: Season 4 consolidated viewership and adjusted position
Episode Original airdate Timeslot Viewers
(millions) 		Share Night rank Source
1 6 April 2016 2.72 15.5% [65]
2 13 April 2016 2.73 16.9% [66]
3 20 April 2016 2.74 16.7% [67]
4 27 April 2016 2.87 17.8% #1 [68]
5 4 May 2016 2.99 18.4% [69]
6 11 May 2016 3.12 20% [70]
7 18 May 2016 3.04 18.8% [71]
8 25 May 2016 3.02 19.6% [72]
9 1 June 2016 3.04 18% [73]
10 8 June 2016 3.50 22% #1 [74]
11 15 June 2016 3.12 22.4% [75]
12 22 June 2016 3.20 22.1% [76]
13 29 June 2016 3.78 28.4% [77]
MasterChef Spain: Season 5 consolidated viewership and adjusted position
Episode Original airdate Timeslot Viewers
(millions) 		Share Night rank Source
1 16 April 2017 2.36 16.7% #1 [78]
2 23 April 2017 1.87 12.3% [79]
3 25 April 2017 2.02 16.3% [80]
4 30 April 2017 2.34 15.8% #1 [81]
5 7 May 2017 2.51 16.1% [82]
6 14 May 2017 2.63 18% #1 [83]
7 21 May 2017 2.28 15% [84]
8 28 May 2017 2.89 17.8% [85]
9 4 June 2017 2.50 16% [86]
10 11 June 2017 2.76 19.7% [87]
11 18 June 2017 2.41 17.2% [88]
12 25 June 2017 2.57 20.6% [89]
13 28 June 2017 3.26 26.1% [90]
MasterChef Spain: Season 6 consolidated viewership and adjusted position
Episode Original airdate Timeslot Viewers
(millions) 		Share Night rank Source
1 22 April 2018 2.54 16.8% [91]
2 29 April 2018 2.36 14.6% [92]
3 6 May 2018 2.39 14.4% [93]
4 13 May 2018 2.48 15.6% [94]
5 20 May 2018 2.31 14.7% [95]
6 28 May 2018 2.34 16.8% #1 [96]
7 4 June 2018 2.69 20.8% [97]
8 11 June 2018 2.51 19.1% [98]
9 18 June 2018 2.53 19.8% [99]
10 21 June 2018 2.27 20% [100]
11 25 June 2018 2.74 23.1% [101]
12 2 July 2018 2.69 22.4% [102]
13 9 July 2018 2.96 27.7% [103]
MasterChef Spain: Season 7 consolidated viewership and adjusted position
Episode Original airdate Timeslot Viewers
(millions) 		Share Night rank Source
1 26 March 2019 2.17 21% #1
2 2 April 2019 2.13 16.6%
3 9 April 2019 2.24 18.3%
4 23 April 2019 1.57 9.6%
5 30 April 2019 1.86 14.1%
6 7 May 2019 1.51 12.3%
7 14 May 2019 1.51 13.6%
8 21 May 2019 1.76 13.9%
9 28 May 2019 1.73 14%
10 4 June 2019 1.65 13.6%
11 11 June 2019 1.86 14.9%
12 18 June 2019 1.85 14.6%
13 25 June 2019 2.04 18.8%
MasterChef Spain: Season 8 consolidated viewership and adjusted position
Episode Original airdate Timeslot Viewers
(millions) 		Share Night rank Source
1 13 April 2020 2.65 20% #1
2 20 April 2020 2.67 18.6%
3 27 April 2020 2.91 20.2%
4 4 May 2020 2.90 21.8%
5 11 May 2020 2.94 22.7%
6 18 May 2020 3.11 23%
7 25 May 2020 2.88 22.9%
8 1 June 2020 3.02 22.7%
9 8 June 2020 2.92 23.7%
10 15 June 2020 3.09 24.6%
11 22 June 2020 2.88 23.2%
12 29 June 2020 2.74 23.7%
13 6 July 2020 3.08 30.3%
MasterChef Spain: Season 9 consolidated viewership and adjusted position
Episode Original airdate Timeslot Viewers
(millions) 		Share Night rank Source
1 13 April 2021 Tuesday 10:10 pm 1.57 15% #3 [104]
2 20 April 2021 1.67 14.9% [105]
3 27 April 2021 1.67 15% [106]
4 11 May 2021 1.46 13% [107]
5 18 May 2021 1.60 14.7% [108]
6 25 May 2021 1.60 15.9% #1 [109]
7 1 June 2021 1.69 14% #3 [110]
8 8 June 2021 Tuesday 10:35 pm 1.63 15.3%
9 15 June 2021 1.60 15%
10 22 June 2021 1.70 15.8%
11 29 June 2021 1.70 16.1%
12 6 July 2021 1.36 10.9%
13 13 July 2021 2.02 22% #1
MasterChef Spain: Season 10 consolidated viewership and adjusted position
Episode Original airdate Timeslot Viewers
(millions) 		Share Night rank Source
1 18 April 2022 1.64 15% #1
2 25 April 2022 1.74 14.2%
3 2 May 2022 1.62 13.7%
4 9 May 2022 1.72 14.5%
5 16 May 2022 1.72 14.7%
6 23 May 2022 1.68 15%
7 30 May 2022 1.69 14.3%
8 13 June 2022 1.49 13.4%
9 20 June 2022 1.62 14%
10 27 June 2022 1.58 13.8%
11 4 July 2022 1.57 14.2%
12 11 July 2022 1.54 15.3%
13 18 July 2022 1.78 17.8%
MasterChef Spain: Season 11 consolidated viewership and adjusted position
Episode Original airdate Timeslot Viewers
(millions) 		Share Night rank Source
1 27 March 2023 Monday 10:05 pm 1.53 13.8% #1
2 28 March 2023 Tuesday 10:35 pm 1.26 13.9% #2
3 3 April 2023 Monday 10:05 pm 1.41 12% #1
4 9 April 2023 Sunday 10:05 pm 1.12 9.7% #3
5 10 April 2023 Monday 10:05 pm 1.38 11.5% #1
6 11 April 2023 Tuesday 10:05 pm 1.12 9.8% #2
7 17 April 2023 Monday 10:05 pm 1.43 11.8% #2
8 18 April 2023 Tuesday 10:05 pm 1.14 10.0% #3
9 24 April 2023 Monday 10:05 pm
10 25 April 2023 Tuesday 10:05 pm
11 1 May 2023 Monday 10:05 pm
12 2 May 2023 Tuesday 10:05 pm
13 8 May 2023 Monday 10:05 pm
14 9 May 2023 Tuesday 10:05 pm
15 15 May 2023 Monday 10:05 pm
16 16 May 2023 Tuesday 10:05 pm
17 22 May 2023 Monday 10:05 pm
18 23 May 2023 Tuesday 10:05 pm
19 29 May 2023 Monday 10:05 pm
20 30 May 2023 Tuesday 10:05 pm
21 5 June 2023 Monday 10:05 pm
22 6 June 2023 Tuesday 10:05 pm
23 12 June 2023 Monday 10:05 pm
24 13 June 2023 Tuesday 10:05 pm
25 19 June 2023 Monday 10:05 pm
26 20 June 2023 Tuesday 10:05 pm

Awards

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Year Award Category Nominee(s) Result Ref.
2013 Premios de la Crítica de FesTVal Best interesting program MasterChef Spain Winner [111]
Lovie Awards Best TV program [112]
Premios Ondas Best entertaining program [113]
2014 Premios Zapping [114]
2018 Premios Iris Best production [115]
2020 Premios Ondas Best entertaining program [116]

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  1. ^ "La 1 prepara la adaptación española del talent show culinario 'MasterChef'" (in Spanish). 27 December 2012.
  2. ^ Redacción (1 February 2013). FormulaTV (ed.). "'MasterChef' inicia este lunes su casting de entre 8.000 candidatos presentados". Retrieved 19 April 2013.
  3. ^ "TVE estrena su concurso de talentos al fogón: 'MasterChef'". 20 minutos. 10 April 2013. Retrieved 3 July 2013.
  4. ^ lcbmadrid.com, ed. (3 July 2013). "Le Cordon Bleu Madrid participa en la edición española de MasterChef". Archived from the original on 27 September 2014. Retrieved 26 September 2014.
  5. ^ HoyCinema, ed. (1 February 2013). "Arrancan los castings de "Masterchef" para buscar al mejor cocinero amateur de España". Vocento. Archived from the original on 7 February 2013. Retrieved 3 July 2013.
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  7. ^ "MasterChef', Michelle Jenner, María Escario, y 'Disco grande' de Radio 3, Premios Ondas 2013". 26 September 2014.
  8. ^ "Montse Abbad: "La producción mixta de 'MasterChef' nos ha permitido trabajar con un presupuesto abordable"". 8 April 2013.
  9. ^ EFE (1 July 2013). "Ferran Adrià elegirá al primer 'MasterChef' de España". La Vanguardia (in Spanish). Madrid. Retrieved 10 November 2017.
  10. ^ T.L. (21 December 2017). "Muere Juanma Villar, concursante de 'MasterChef 1', a los 53 años". El Confidencial (in Spanish). Retrieved 19 October 2022.
  11. ^ Álvarez, Jose (28 October 2015). "'MasterChef' abre el casting de concursantes de su segunda edición". Fórmula TV (in Spanish). Retrieved 10 November 2017.
  12. ^ EFE (30 March 2014). "TVE 'calienta' el estreno de 'Masterchef' y dedica una semana a la gastronomía". El Economista (in Spanish). Ecoteuve. Retrieved 10 November 2017.
  13. ^ EFE (30 March 2014). "Televisión Española celebra la Semana MasterChef". El Confidencial (in Spanish). Retrieved 10 November 2017.
  14. ^ "¡Apúntate al casting de la tercera edición de MasterChef España!". 22 December 2014.
  15. ^ "15 aspirantes y un objetivo, ser el próximo MasterChef España". 7 April 2015.
  16. ^ "Muere José Luis Losa, concursante de 'MasterChef 4' y ganador de 'Supervivientes 2017'". 20 Minutos (in Spanish). 7 May 2022. Retrieved 19 October 2022.
  17. ^ "TVE anuncia el ansiado regreso de 'Masterchef' con esta promo". Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish). 10 March 2018. Retrieved 22 April 2018.
  18. ^ "Así finalizó el casting de 'Masterchef 6'". La Vanguardia (in Spanish). 15 January 2018. Retrieved 22 April 2018.
  19. ^ "Estreno de 'Masterchef 6', el 22 de abril a las 22.05 en La 1". Radio Televisión Española (in Spanish). 16 April 2018. Retrieved 22 April 2018.
  20. ^ "Así será MasterChef 6, la edición más exigente". Radio Televisión Española (in Spanish). 12 April 2018. Retrieved 22 April 2018.
  21. ^ Migelez, Xabier (22 December 2017). "El motivo por el cual Eva González no será sustituida en 'MasterChef 6'". El Confidencial (in Spanish). Vanitatis. Retrieved 23 April 2018.
  22. ^ Prensa RTVE (25 May 2020). "Carlos, nuevo aspirante en las cocinas de 'MasterChef' 8". Madrid.
  23. ^ 20Minutos (26 May 2021). "José pasa de luchar contra la COVID-19 a ser el nuevo aspirante de 'MasterChef'". Madrid.{{cite news}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
  24. ^ "'MasterChef' (11%) pincha en su estreno, mientras que 'Homeland' (10,9% y 12,6%) arranca con éxito en Cuatro". FórmulaTV.
  25. ^ "'Con el culo al aire' arranca con éxito (20,3%) su segunda temporada tras reunir a más de 3,8 millones". FórmulaTV.
  26. ^ "'MasterChef' sube hasta el 15,5% tras el 43% registrado por el Barça en la Champions". FórmulaTV.
  27. ^ "El Real Madrid - Borussia Dortmund barre en La 1 con 9,5 millones y un 49,9% de share". FórmulaTV.
  28. ^ "Magnífico resultado de "Iron Man 2" (14,7%) en laSexta y de 'Masterchef' (14,5%) sin el respaldo de la Champions". FórmulaTV.
  29. ^ "'MasterChef' (15,3%) sube y lidera la noche en solitario". FórmulaTV.
  30. ^ "'MasterChef' (17,7%) registra su segunda mejor marca de la temporada con más de 3,4 millones". FórmulaTV.
  31. ^ "'MasterChef' bate su récord histórico (18,9%) tras superar por primera vez los 3,6 millones". FórmulaTV.
  32. ^ "'MasterChef' fija un nuevo récord (19,5%) con más de 3,7 millones de seguidores". FórmulaTV.
  33. ^ "'MasterChef', imbatible, marca un nuevo récord tras superar los 4 millones con un 21,6%". FórmulaTV.
  34. ^ "'MasterChef' (20%) planta cara a la final de 'Gran hermano' (20,7%) y gana en prime time". FórmulaTV.
  35. ^ "La semifinal de 'MasterChef' bate un nuevo récord tras seducir al 22,4% de la audiencia". FórmulaTV.
  36. ^ "Récord absoluto de 'MasterChef' que supera los 5,5 millones (33,1%) en su gran final". FórmulaTV.
  37. ^ "'MasterChef 2' (16,5%) se estrena 5,5 puntos por encima del arranque de su primera temporada". FórmulaTV.
  38. ^ "'MasterChef' brilla pero no deslumbra (16,3%), mientras que 'Con el culo al aire' (13,9%) y 'B&b' (13,4%) vuelven sin fuerza". FórmulaTV.
  39. ^ "'B&b' (12,5%) supera por primera vez y por la mínima a 'Con el culo al aire' (12,2%)". FórmulaTV.
  40. ^ "'MasterChef' sube hasta el 17,8% y 'B&b' se distancia de 'Con el culo al aire'". FórmulaTV.
  41. ^ "El Sevilla gana la Europa League y reúne en la tanda de penaltis a 8 millones (39,3%) en Cuatro". FórmulaTV.
  42. ^ "'MasterChef' sube hasta el 17,6%, mientras que 'B&b' bate su récord con un 16,4%". FórmulaTV.
  43. ^ "'MasterChef' bate su récord de temporada y se acerca ya al 19%". FórmulaTV.
  44. ^ "'MasterChef' registra un nuevo récord de temporada tras superar, por primera vez, la barrera del 20%". FórmulaTV.
  45. ^ "'MasterChef' registra un nuevo máximo (20,7%) frente al último capítulo de la temporada de 'B&b' (15,2%)". FórmulaTV.
  46. ^ "Más de 13,2 millones (67,6%) vieron en Telecinco el batacazo de España en el Mundial de Brasil". FórmulaTV.
  47. ^ "'El intermedio' anota un gran 14,2% con la visita de Willy Meyer e iguala su segundo mejor dato histórico". FórmulaTV.
  48. ^ "'MasterChef' (21,7%) y 'Con el culo al aire' (14,2%) suben y superan sin problemas al estreno de "Cisne negro" (11,4%)". FórmulaTV.
  49. ^ "Argentina se convierte en finalista en la tanda de penaltis ante más de 9,8 millones (68,1%)". FórmulaTV.
  50. ^ "'MasterChef' registra su segunda mejor marca de la temporada (22,4%), frente al estreno de 'Así es Kiko Rivera' (15,6%)". FórmulaTV.
  51. ^ "'MasterChef 2' (25,1%) anota máximo de temporada en su final con debate incluido". FórmulaTV.
  52. ^ "El estreno de 'Allí abajo' (27,3%) arrasa frente al gran regreso de 'MasterChef 3' (16%)". FórmulaTV.
  53. ^ "'El Príncipe' regresa con éxito (24,7%) y 'Allí abajo' se mantiene con fuerza (22,7%)". FórmulaTV.
  54. ^ "'El Príncipe' (26,2%) amplía su ventaja con respecto a 'Allí abajo' (20,9%)". FórmulaTV.
  55. ^ "Bajón de 'El Príncipe' (22,7%) que lidera frente a la subida de 'Allí abajo' (22%)". FórmulaTV.
  56. ^ "'MasterChef 3' bate récord de temporada frente a la fortaleza de 'El Príncipe' (23,6%) y 'Allí abajo' (21,9%)". FórmulaTV.
  57. ^ "'MasterChef' cede dos puntos (17,5%) frente a la fortaleza de 'El Príncipe' (24,7%) y 'Allí abajo' (22,1%)". FórmulaTV.
  58. ^ "'Allí abajo' sube a un 22,5%, pero 'Al rincón de pensar' pincha en su estreno con un 11,6%". FórmulaTV.
  59. ^ "'El Príncipe' registra su segundo mejor dato de la temporada con casi 4,9 millones (24,7%)". FórmulaTV.
  60. ^ "'Allí abajo' (22,6%) recorta distancias y se queda a solo medio punto de 'El Príncipe' (23,1%)". FórmulaTV.
  61. ^ "'Allí abajo' (23,6%) se impone a 'Supervivientes' y cosecha su segundo mejor resultado de la temporada". FórmulaTV.
  62. ^ "'El intermedio' se dispara y consigue un espectacular 16,3% con la entrevista a Guillermo Zapata". FórmulaTV.
  63. ^ "'El Príncipe' se marcha de vacaciones líder, con un 23,5% y 3,7 millones".
  64. ^ "Impresionante cierre de temporada de 'Allí abajo' (24,4%) y muy especialmente de 'MasterChef 3' (26,8%)". FórmulaTV.
  65. ^ "'El Príncipe' líder, mientras que 'MasterChef 4' llega bien y 'Buscando el Norte' dice adiós con mínimo". FórmulaTV.
  66. ^ "'MasterChef' roza el 17%, a pesar de la subida experimentada por 'El Príncipe' (24,8%)". FórmulaTV.
  67. ^ "'El Príncipe' brilla con un dramático final que seduce a 5,2 millones y logra su segundo mejor share (29,2%)". FórmulaTV.
  68. ^ "'MasterChef' (17,8%) marca máximo de edición y le gana el pulso a la final de 'Got Talent' (17,7%)". FórmulaTV.
  69. ^ "'MasterChef 4' anota un nuevo máximo (18,4%), a pesar del fantástico estreno de '9 meses' (10,7%)". FórmulaTV.
  70. ^ "'Vis a vis' toma aire y sube hasta el 15%, a pesar del nuevo máximo de 'MasterChef' (20%)". FórmulaTV.
  71. ^ "El final de '9 meses con Samanta' sorprende y logra un magnífico 12,1%". FórmulaTV.
  72. ^ "'La que se avecina' (20%) se impone también a 'MasterChef' (19,6%) y a 'Vis a vis' (13,2%)". FórmulaTV.
  73. ^ "'La que se avecina' se marcha de vacaciones con un fantástico 20,8%, por delante de 'MasterChef' (18%)". FórmulaTV.
  74. ^ "'¡Boom!' (20,3%) supera a 'Pasapalabra' y bate su récord histórico con la entrega del mayor premio de la TV". FórmulaTV.
  75. ^ "'MasterChef' (22,4%) bate récord de edición por segunda semana consecutiva". FórmulaTV.
  76. ^ "'Vis a vis' (16,4%) dice adiós con récord de temporada frente a la semifinal de 'MasterChef 4' (22,1%)". FórmulaTV.
  77. ^ "La final de 'MasterChef 4' arrolla con récord de edición (28,4%) y su segunda mejor marca histórica". FórmulaTV.
  78. ^ "'MasterChef 5' se estrena liderando con un notable 16,7% y 'Malas compañías' (9,3%) baja pero sigue fuerte". FórmulaTV.
  79. ^ "'Supervivientes: Conexión Honduras' (15,7%) llega liderando y 'MasterChef' cae a un 12,3%". FórmulaTV.
  80. ^ "'MasterChef' sube a un estupendo 16,3%, pero lidera 'Supervivientes: Tierra de nadie' con un notable 19,4%". FórmulaTV.
  81. ^ "'Supervivientes' lidera con un gran 16,3% y 'MasterChef' mejora respecto al domingo anterior (15,8%)". FórmulaTV.
  82. ^ "'MasterChef' sube a un estupendo 16,1%, pero lidera 'Supervivientes' con notable 19,1%". FórmulaTV.
  83. ^ "'MasterChef' sube y lidera con un gran 18% y 'Conexión Honduras' baja pero anota un estupendo 17%". FórmulaTV.
  84. ^ "'Supervivientes' (15,5%) y 'MasterChef' (15%) bajan frente al especial 'Al rojo vivo: Objetivo PSOE' (15,3%)". FórmulaTV.
  85. ^ "'MasterChef', lo más visto del día con un gran 17,8% y máximo de temporada para 'Planeta Calleja' (10,4%)". FórmulaTV.
  86. ^ "'Supervivientes' (17,2%) sigue imparable y lidera la noche ante la bajada de 'MasterChef' (16%)". FórmulaTV.
  87. ^ "'MasterChef' mejora y lidera con un magnífico 19,7% y 'Supervivientes' sube a un notable 18,5%". FórmulaTV.
  88. ^ "'MasterChef' (17,2%) sigue liderando aunque baja, al igual que 'Supervivientes' (16,6%) que es segunda opción". FórmulaTV.
  89. ^ "'MasterChef' lidera en su semifinal con un espectacular 20,6% y 'Supervivientes' sube a un notable 18,5%". FórmulaTV.
  90. ^ "'MasterChef 5' se despide líder con un increíble 26,1% y 'Perdóname Señor' baja pero anota un gran 16%". FórmulaTV.
  91. ^ "'MasterChef 6' se estrena con un exquisito 16,8%, pero lidera 'Supervivientes: Conexión Honduras' (19,6%)". FórmulaTV.
  92. ^ "'MasterChef' marca un notable 14,6% pero lidera 'Conexión Honduras' (18,8%) y 'Chester' regresa con un 8,5%". FórmulaTV.
  93. ^ "'MasterChef' (14,4%) lidera en número de espectadores y 'Supervivientes: Conexión Honduras' baja a un 17,3%". FórmulaTV.
  94. ^ "'Supervivientes: Conexión Honduras' sube y lidera con un 19,2% y 'MasterChef' (15,6%) también mejora". FórmulaTV.
  95. ^ "'Supervivientes: Conexión Honduras' continúa imbatible con un 20,1% y 'MasterChef' anota un gran 14,7%". FórmulaTV.
  96. ^ "'MasterChef' (16,8%) crece en su paso al lunes y provoca bajadas en 'La verdad' (15,4%) y 'Allí abajo' (12,8%)". FórmulaTV.
  97. ^ "'MasterChef' (20,8%) anota máximo frente a los aceptables datos de 'La verdad' (13,3%) y 'Allí abajo' (13,8%)". FórmulaTV.
  98. ^ "'MasterChef' (19,1%) desciende, pero supera a 'Supervivientes' (18,8%) y 'Allí abajo' cede a un 12,6%". FórmulaTV.
  99. ^ "'MasterChef' lidera con un fantástico 19,8% y 'Supervivientes 2018' baja a un aceptable 13,2%". FórmulaTV.
  100. ^ "El partido del Mundial entre Argentina y Croacia marca un formidable 44,6% y 'MasterChef' firma un 20%". FórmulaTV.
  101. ^ El España-Marruecos arrasa en Telecinco con un espectacular 70,3% y 'MasterChef' sube a un gran 23,1%
  102. ^ 'MasterChef' firma un espectacular 22,4% en su semifinal y 'Allí abajo' crece a un buen 14,2%
  103. ^ 'MasterChef' (27,7%) arrasa en el final de su sexta edición y 'Allí abajo' (12,8%) cierra temporada cediendo
  104. ^ "Audiencias 13 de abril de 2021". Barlovento Comunicación (in Spanish). 14 April 2022.
  105. ^ "Audiencias 20 de abril de 2021". Barlovento Comunicación (in Spanish). 21 April 2022.
  106. ^ "Audiencias 27 de abril de 2021". Barlovento Comunicación (in Spanish). 28 April 2022.
  107. ^ "Audiencias 11 de mayo de 2021". Barlovento Comunicación (in Spanish). 12 May 2022.
  108. ^ "Audiencias 18 de mayo de 2021". verTele! (in Spanish). 19 May 2021.
  109. ^ "Audiencias 25 de mayo de 2021". Barlovento Comunicación (in Spanish). 26 May 2022.
  110. ^ "Audiencia 1 de junio de 2021". Twitter de Shine Iberia (in Spanish).
  111. ^ Redacción (30 July 2013). "'MasterChef', 'Tu cara me suena', 'La voz', 'Pesadilla en la cocina' y 'laSexta noche', premios del FesTVal". Fórmula TV (in Spanish). Madrid: Noxvo Editorial. Retrieved 12 January 2014.
  112. ^ Redacción (15 October 2013). "Los Lovie Awards premian el interactivo Masterchef con una medalla y el premio del público". Radio Televisión Española (in Spanish). Madrid. Retrieved 16 December 2014.
  113. ^ Redacción (30 October 2013). "'MasterChef', Wyoming, Piqueras, 'Salvados', Pepe Viyuela, Michelle Jenner, Premios Ondas 2013". Fórmula TV (in Spanish). Madrid: Noxvo Editorial. Retrieved 12 January 2014.
  114. ^ Agencia EFE (7 March 2014). "'Días de cine', 'Masterchef" y 'Oh happy day', premios Zapping". La Vanguardia (in Spanish). Barcelona: Grupo Godó. Retrieved 16 December 2014.
  115. ^ "Premios Iris 2018: Estos fueron los grandes triunfadores de los premios de la Academia de Televisión". Happyfm (in Spanish). 2018-10-24. Retrieved 2020-11-28.
  116. ^ "'MasterChef', Premio Ondas 2020 al mejor programa de entretenimiento – Shine Iberia". www.shineiberia.tv. 28 October 2020. Retrieved 2020-11-28.
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