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Participants denounced that voting is part of an unfair system

Participants of the musical show Your face is familiar to me, of Univisión, they are not at all happy with the voting system of their performances and they made it known publicly. “It’s an inhumane system,” they said bluntly about how the program rates them.

The audience for this program is one of the most loyal on the channel. Many eagerly await the list to see its contestants giving their all on stage. Its premiere on Univision was two weeks ago and it became the public’s favorite television option, something worth celebrating.

However, since the show started there have been no stones missing along the way. In addition to the contagion of coronavirus from its contestants Melina León and Llane, there is a new issue that has its participants with their hearts beating at a thousand per hour, and not exactly with joy and satisfaction.

The jury’s point system, which goes from 3 to 10 without being able to repeat a number, is unfair to some of the artists who are part of the show. “It is an inhuman system,” said Gabriel Coronel to the program of Salt and pepper.

The fact that only a 10 can be given per person means that other potential contestants who have also done it perfect are left without that golden number. What Melina proposed, before announcing that she suffered from coronavirus, was that each judge give the points that they deem appropriate and the one who adds the most at the end is the one who wins.

“I understand it, I respect it but I don’t like it,” said Chantal Andere in a good tone, but making it clear that she does not agree with this way of valuing the work of all colleagues.

If the jurors could repeat the 10 or another number, in the end they would be carried away by emotion and most of the scores would increase. That is to say, they would certainly not suspend anyone and that would not be fair either.