Unnic Talent, Andorra's inaugural talent show for locals, received 15 entries across music, dance, arts, and
more, with auditions set for January 2026 and a grand final later that year.
Key Points
- 15 participants registered from Andorran nationals/residents in music, dance, acting, visual arts, circus.
- In-person auditions January 12-13, 2026; public sessions and grand final in first half of 2026.
- Judging mixes professional panel and public digital votes on originality, technique, stage presence.
- Prizes: €1,500 1st, €500 2nd, €100 3rd, plus potential performance bookings.
The first edition of Unnic Talent, Andorra's inaugural talent competition, has closed registrations with 15 participants registered across disciplines including individual musicians, musical groups, dance, acting, visual arts, circus, aerial dance, and other creative fields suited to the format.
Open exclusively to Andorran nationals or legal residents, the event aims to promote emerging local talent through castings, public sessions, and a grand final. Organizers contacted local companies and talent schools to encourage entries, leading to submissions from students at those centers. Participation was free, with applicants submitting personal details, a recent photo, and videos of their presentation and proposed performance during November and December.
An internal pre-selection process from these materials is now underway. Selected candidates will attend in-person auditions on January 12 and 13, 2026, with those advancing performing in public sessions starting that month. The grand final is scheduled for the first half of 2026, with the date to be confirmed based on the number of finalists.
A mixed judging system will combine votes from a professional panel of artistic and media experts with public digital voting, varying by stage. Evaluation criteria cover originality, artistic quality, technique, stage presence, and audience connection.
Prizes are €1,500 for first place, €500 for second, and €100 for third. These are nominal, non-transferable amounts paid gross, with winners responsible for any tax liabilities. Part of the awards may take the form of credits at Unnic, along with potential bookings for season performances.
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