We now know the winner of La Voz 2023: Elsa Tortonda, finalist from Luis Fonsi’s team, has become the best voice in the country.

The contestant secured victory after outperforming the other finalists thanks to the support received through viewers’ votes.

Miguel Carrasco, from Antonio Orozco’s team, finished in second place. Nereida and Pablo were the first to say goodbye to their dream.

Elsa has made her coach, Luis Fonsi, a winner of La Voz in Spain for the first time. After several editions, the Puerto Rican artist has finally achieved victory alongside his contestant.

After an exciting night full of outstanding performances and special guest appearances, the most anticipated moment of the season arrived. Elsa Tortonda was crowned the winner—news that even she did not expect.

This is how the La Voz Grand Final unfolded

The La Voz Grand Final turned into a true music festival. Morat, Maldita Nerea, David Bisbal, and Danny Ocean were among the artists who performed on stage during the final night.

The evening began in unforgettable fashion: Luis Fonsi, Malú, Antonio Orozco, and Pablo López opened the gala performing La mejor noche de mi vida.

After the opening performance, Morat took the stage alongside the four finalists. One of the most popular bands of recent years premiered their new song Qué tarde for the first time on television during the La Voz final.

The finalists then delivered solo performances, proving they all deserved to win the competition.

Elsa captivated with Cuando nadie me ve by Alejandro Sanz, one of her favorite artists, while Nereida took a risk with Entre sobras y sobras me faltas, by her own coach.

Pablo Verdeguer brought magic to the stage with Devuélveme la vida by Antonio Orozco, while Miguel Carrasco performed Por la boca vive el pez.

The coaches also performed live during the final. Pablo López premiered a new song during the broadcast: Mira cómo bailan.

Malú and Luis Fonsi also took the stage to perform their latest songs. The Puerto Rican singer and Malú surprised the audience with Ahora tú, a very special collaboration.

Antonio Orozco also prepared a special surprise for his fellow coaches, performing versions of their songs during the final night.

The show featured many guest performances, including Manuel Carrasco with Miguel, Israel Fernández with Nereida, Carlos Rivera with Elsa, and Danny Ocean performing two of his hits with Pablo Verdeguer.

Maldita Nerea also performed some of their most iconic songs alongside the four finalists, closing an unforgettable final night.