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La Fama

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La Fama was a Mexican reality series set to find a new child star in 1999. It was mainly a singing competition, but it also provided dancing and acting lessons to the contestants.

Participants

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Fourteen children (seven boys and seven girls) aged 8–12 were chosen in a nationwide search to enter the new competition.

Judging

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Contestants were scored every week on their performances, on a scale of 1–10.

Up For elimination

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Each week, the two contestants that scored the fewest points were put up for elimination. Each received a number for support from the public. The one who received the lowest number of votes was eliminated.

Stages

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The 14 contestants started at the Beginner Stage. Once five people were eliminated the Intermediate Stage began. The Professional or Pro Stage began when the four finalists were revealed. The winner was known as the Graduate: the only one who passed all three stages.

Prize

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The winner received a record deal and an acting contract for a telenovela.

Contestants

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Placed Contestant Name
Winner Carlos Gránda
2nd Ana Lilia
3rd Gabriela
4th Adriana
5th Antonio
6th Laura
7th Enrique
8th Juan Fernando
9th Natasha
10th Beatríz
11th Alejandro Mario
12th María Fernanda
13th Israel
14th Alberto
  The Graduate / Winner of La Fama.
  Pro Stage Contestants / Finalists
  Intermediate Stage Contestants
  Beginner Stage Contestants