The fourth edition of Mask Singer: guess who is singing It’s closer than ever. The talent show, hosted by Arturo Valls, returns to Antena 3 with two new researchers: Ana Milan and Alaska will join the team to discover the identity of the famous people hidden under the masks, which belong to a new and spectacular collection.
© AtresmediaThe actress and singer join Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi, investigators since the first season. It is not the first time that Ana and Alaska are on the set of the program, since both were contestants in the third edition. The Fangoria singer was Fairy, while the actress was hiding under the Cupcake costume. During its previous seasons, Los Javis were accompanied by great stars from our country: from Malú and José Mota in the first edition in 2020 to Ana Obregón and Mónica Naranjo in the last. The four investigators will not have it easy, since the celebrities will try to offer the best performance without revealing their identity, as did the winners of the previous seasons: Paz Vega (first edition), Joaquín Cortés (second edition) and the double victory for Ana Torroja and Fernando Morientes in the third edition.
© AtresmediaArturo Valls has been chosen, once again, to present Mask Singer: guess who sings. The Valencian has been in charge of the program during its four editions, his charisma being one of the reasons for the success of the format. Besides, 1%another of his projects at Atresmedia, is renewed for a second edition after its triumph in prime time and, shortly, will return to public television with the next season of That’s My Jam.
Amazing new skins
© AtresmediaAtresmedia has already revealed the ten masks of this editionalthough they have not yet published the name they will have. In a preview of what the season will be like, Arturo Valls has presented each of these characters: an avocado, a dove, a sheep, an ice cream, a shark, a duck, a hippopotamus, a fly, a rhinoceros and a heart They are the protagonists of this season. The last one could be the double mask of the edition, since at the end we see how it separates into two parts.
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