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Operación Triunfo (Mexico) : ウィキペディア英語版
Operación Triunfo (Mexican TV series)
''Operación Triunfo'' was the Mexican version of the series ''Operación Triunfo'' based on the international series ''Star Academy''.
==Series 1 (2002)==
Only one sole edition was broadcast in Mexico in 2002, on the Mexican TV station Televisa. The sole series was hosted by Jaime Camil and the winner the show was Darina Márquez.
The jury was made up of:
*Jaime Almeida: specialist, musical producer, conductor
*Karen Guindi: compositor, Musical producer, conductor
*Kiko Marti: musical producer and photographer
*Manuel Calderón: musical director
The teachers were:
*Patricia Reyes Spíndola: Academy director
*Elena Lara: Academy coordinator
*Fernando Lima: vocal coach
*Jack Jackson: vocal techniques and interpretation
*Víctor Manuel Ramos: vocal projection
*Vico Rubín: interpretation and style
*Marius Biegai: body expression
*Verónica Falcón: choreographer, dance and movement
*Rodolfo Ayala: dance and assistant choreographer
*Pat Gordon: English pronunciation
*Tere Ambé: spinning
*Amado Cavazos: yoga
*Sebastian Tapie: "traveler" , meditation

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