8 'Talent shows' to discover unimaginable skills from their contestants

Los seguidores de los grandes talent shows, en los que varios concursantes muestran sus habilidades delante de un jurado y del público para obtener un premio, tienen todo un mundo por descubrir en cuanto a este tipo de programas se refiere. Más allá de los conocidos por todos (en sus diversas versiones según el país), como Operación Triunfo, Factor X, MasterChef, La Voz o Maestros de la costura, los hay que premian a sus participantes por ser los mejores jardineros, cocineros de barbacoas, maquilladores, diseñadores o incluso drag queens.

Most of these millionaire productions come (guess) from the United States, where they reach high levels of audience.Those who easily hook talents competitions should not be lost these eight that can be seen in Netflix.

Luxury leftovers

Those who like gastronomic programs will attract this program in which nothing is thrown away and the use cuisine is the protagonist.The challenge of applicants will be to demonstrate their skills to transform the leftovers of the previous day into totally different dishes.Each chapter (there are eight, for the moment) has three different participants who will try to convert the leftovers of snacks into gourmet dishes, classical fast food in sophisticated dinners or the barbecue chicken of food in an exquisite dinner.The chef who does the best takes 10.000 prize dollars.

Ru Paul, Drag queens

Nothing more and nothing less than 13 seasons endorse the success of this talent to choose the American drag superstar every year.Presented by Ru Paul, one of the most famous US Drag Queen, in addition to a model, actor, singer and composer, the program (winner of several Emmy awards) brings together nine participants who have to face very demanding tests and style challengesTo win the 100.000 dollars at stake and the title of Drag Superstar of the United States.

The American Barbecue Showdown

Throughout eight episodes, eight people have to demonstrate their grill skills with all types of food (from hamburgers and sausages to a castor or crocodile coat) to crown themselves at the end of the season as the best barbecue cook of the year In U.S.A.In each chapter one is eliminated.

The Great Floral Battle

Creating giant sculptures with plants, dresses with furry flowers or creatures with herbs and recycled materials are some of the challenges of the ten couples of florists, sculptors and landscapes who face to see who designs the best and most daring garden statues.British eight -minute episodes production is ideal for design lovers, florist and gardening.

Blown Away

This time the program is of Canadian creation and dares with glass blown.Ten teachers of the technique will have to demonstrate their skills to sculpt glass in the incandescent furnaces.Glas.000 dollars.

Makeup artists

Ten makeup professionals face different tests to win this British television contest and get a place in this competitive sector.The applicants compete to create the best look for the cover of a magazine or to make up full speed at the models in fashion week or to paint the masks of the characters of the musical El Rey León.Among the jury, well -known brand personalities such as L'Oréal Paris or Mac Cosmetics and local designers such as Henrry Holland.

Interior Design Masters

Decoration and interior design lovers have a huge source of ideas and proposals in this showuna, yes, with very British tastes and styles.In 12 episodes, aspiring interior designers must transform a variety of dull to charming spaces, pilot floors to beach hotels, residence bedrooms or commercial premises.The prize, a contract to work in a first -class hotel in London.

Ultimate Beastmaster

More than a talent show is a kind of Olympiad in which, in each episode, athletes from Spain and five other countries are faced to cross in the shortest possible time a very hard obstacle circuit.The winner takes 10.000 dollars.The Spanish version (there are several, according to El País) of this career, which requires an optimal state, is presented by Paula Vázquez and the Olympic medalist Saúl Craviotto.