The eleventh season of La Voz started airing on 13 September 2024 on Antena 3. Luis Fonsi, Pablo López, Malú, and Antonio Orozco all returned as coaches from the previous season, for their fifth, sixth, eighth, and seventh seasons, respectively.^[1]

Manuel Ayra was announced the winner of the eleventh season, marking Antonio Orozco's third (and fifth overall on all versions of the show) win as a coach. With Ayra's win, Orozco became the first coach on the main version of the show to win three times.

La Voz Season 11 Coaches and Hosts

Luis Fonsi

Pablo López

Malú

Antonio Orozco

It was announced on 19 August 2024 that all coaches from the previous series; Luis Fonsi, Pablo López, Malú, and Antonio Orozco; would return for the eleventh season. Meanwhile, Eva González returned as the host for her sixth season.^[2]

In the battles, each coach brought in an advisor(s) for their team: Rosario Flores for Team Fonsi, Mika for Team Pablo, Prince Royce for Team Malú, and Dani Fernández for Team Antonio. All advisors returned in the knockouts, except for Mika. Vanesa Martín served as an advisor to Team Pablo for episode 8, while Álvaro de Luna, served as an advisor for episode 9.^[3]

•   Winner
•   Runner-up
•   Third Place
•   Fourth Place
•   Artist was Eliminated in Semifinal
•   Artist was Eliminated in Quarter-Final
•   Artist was Eliminated in the Phase 2 of Knockouts
•   Artist was Stolen in the Phase 1 of Knockouts
•   Artist was Eliminated in the Phase 1 of Knockouts
•   Artist was Eliminated in The Great Battles

The great battles aired on 25 October 2024. This season, the artists are placed in groups of either three, four, five, or six and their coach elects multiple, one, or no winner(s) to the Knockouts. In addition, coaches' advisors help them on deciding who will be advancing to the next round; Rosario Flores for Team Fonsi, Mika for Team Pablo, Prince Royce for Team Malú, and Dani Fernández for Team Antonio.

In this round the remaining 28 artists, 7 per team, will compete for their spots in the Lives. Just as last season, this season the Knockouts is divided into two phases.

This season, three advisors (Rosario Flores for Team Fonsi, Prince Royce for Team Malú, and Dani Fernández for Team Antonio) in "The Great Battles" continued to be on the show in the first phase of the Knockouts.In this round, Vanesa Martín replaced Mika as the advisor for Team Pablo in Episode 8. Álvaro De Luna replaced Vanesa Martín in Episode 9.

In the first phase, the seven artists on each team will perform one by one. Only one artist will receive the 'Fast-Pass (Pase Directo)' and directly advance to the Lives. Four artists will be put in the 'Danger Zone' where they will compete for two remaining spots in the second phase. In addition, each coach was given a 'Steal' to get an artist from another team to advance to the Lives. Once an artist is announced to be put into the 'Danger Zone', the coach whose 'Steal' is still available will have the chance to steal the artist. Artists who got stolen will automatically advance to the Lives. After an artist got stolen, the coach of the team then chooses another artist for the 'Danger Zone'. This procedure comes to an end once there are three artists officially in the 'Danger Zone'. The remaining artists will be eliminated in this round and won't have the chance to compete next week.

The first episode of the Knockouts features Team Fonsi and Team Pablo. Both coaches performed a song together with their advisor before their artists began to perform.

The second episode of the Knockouts features Team Malú and Team Antonio. Both coaches performed a song together with their advisor before their artists began to perform.

In the second phase, the remaining four artists on each team perform with an artist from a different team, for a total of eight more spots in the live shows. The two artists perform their respective blind audition songs and the winner of the public vote moves on. Due to the results being solely on the public's vote, all of a coach's 'Danger Zone' artists could move on to the live shows, or none. However, every coach had at least one 'Danger Zone' artist move on to the live shows and each coach did not have all of their artists advance. At the end of the round, three artists from Team Fonsi moved on, two from Team Pablo, two from Team Malú, and one from Team Antonio.

The Lives aired on 29 November 2024. The Top 16 artists performed individually for a spot in the Semi-Final. The results vary between teams. Since Team Fonsi brought the most artists to the Quarter-Final, the public chooses two of the five to advance to the Semi-Final, while Fonsi chose one more. For Teams Pablo and Malú, the public chose one artist from each respective team to move on to the Semi-Final, while Pablo and Malú chose one more from their respective team to move on. Team Antonio, bringing the least artists to the Quarter-Final, has one artist voted through to the Semi-Final by the public vote with no coach save.

The Semi-Final aired on 13 December 2024. For each team, the remaining artist(s) first perform with their coach and then the guest invited by their coach. Team Fonsi performed with David Bustamante, Team Pablo with Álvaro de Luna, Team Malú with Rozalén, and Team Antonio with Dani Fernández. After the duets, they took the stage individually for a solo performance. The four artists who receive the most votes from the public, regardless of which team they are on, advanced to the Grand Final.

With the advancements of Lola Eme and Gara Alemán, Pablo López, for the first time in his six seasons as a coach, brought two artists to the Grand Final. Furthermore, Luis Fonsi and Antonio Orozco successfully brought their team to the Grand Final, both being represented with one artist. For her third consecutive season as a coach, Malú is not represented in the Grand Final.

The Grand Final aired on 20 December. In the final round, the four finalists have to each sing a duet with one of the guests and then take the stage with a solo performance. At the end of the show, special guests Taburete performed with Manuel Ayra and Lola Eme, singing "Abierto en vena" and Álex Ubago performed with Alan Brizuela and Gara Alemán, singing "Yo no te olvido". Manuel Ayra was announced as the winner of the season, marking Antonio Orozco's third win as a coach.

At the start of the show, the finalists performed "Gracias por la música" to kick off the Grand Final.

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