Wow!, congrats Hombre-Gizon, I was quite surprised by the outcome of last night's show....
And I kind of think Chenoa was surprised too
! (don't get me wrong, I like her a lot; it's true she was a little 'malhumorada' at first, but it's amazing how she has soften up. Unlike other cases, her character has improved a lot more than her voice which was great from the beginning)
I must confess that I was very moved last night, for two main reasons I think;
First, because it's been 4 months!, I absolutely relate to Castiza, and it seems like it's been the same way for most everybody. I didn't care for the program at first, but then I started to watch this "brat-pack", and how they worked really hard, never losing hope; and comparing that to most other current tv shows....no comment!!!
It's been nice to start off the week with an uplifting music show.
The second reason is Rosa.
For those not familiar with OP, imagine a 21-year-old girl from a humble village/neighborhood of Granada, that neither studied or worked, but stayed home with mum, dad and two brothers(all of them quite chubby), and that had herself a serious weight problem; but most of all, whose way of speaking was so 'cerrada' that it was very hard to understand her at first, actually, everytime anybody addressed her she'd resort to monosyllables or plain noises instead of words.
Her voice, though, was incredible from the start. And so was her good nature.
Well, with time and a lot of effort from her teachers and the rest of the kids, to convince her that she was worthy, and beautiful, and a GREAT person, and she shouldn't be so ashamed and self-conscious about everything; she has blosssomed big-time and become an (almost) secure, gorgeous, grown-up woman.
She now sings in both Spanish and English with no problem at all, has found many great friends, specially Veronica, whom she calls 'mi Vero', has been voted most popular in the academy every week except for one or two, was chosen most attractive female by such a posh magazine as HOLA!, and finally, has won Operación Triunfo.
That's quite a real Cinderella story. Good for her!