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The library is open – already! And we put on our first ever Spanish talent show.

Supremme de Luxe’s search for the first drag superstar of Drag Race España continues. This week, the queen must their comedy skills in a Roast where they will have to read the judges. For the challenge preparation they’ll count with the help of actor Brays Efe. This week’s runway is preparing for the Night of a thousand Rosalías. The humorist Susi Caramelo joins Javier Calvo, Javier Ambrossi and Ana Locking in the judges’ panel that alongside Supremme de Luxe, will have to announce the exit of another queen of the show.

Everyone loves… Spanish puppets! And our comedy club queens roast some very special guests – the stars of season 1.

In their ultimate challenge, the final three queens must shoot a video and perform a choreographed all-singing, all-dancing extravaganza to impress the judges enough to snatch that crown. The eliminated queens all return as the finalists face a final lip sync before Supremme crowns the series’ winner!

We are throwing a Ball and a construction challenge. The theme? Spain across their colors, flavors and traditional costumes.

The finale is here and an all-singing, all-dancing spectacle will help decide who is our next Spanish Drag Superstar!

Season 2 kicks off with 12 new queens, an artistic first mini challenge, and a double runway.

In this premiere episode, the queens arrive and take on their first challenge – mounting a bucking Spanish bull while posing for a photographer. Then their skills are tested to the max as they are tasked with designing and creating looks fit for the runway from everyday items from a typical Spanish market stall. Actor and international modeling icon Jon Kortajarena joins the creators of award-winning TV sensation Veneno - Javier Calvo, Javier Ambrossi and award-winning designer Ana Locking on the judging panel as the first queen sashays away from the competition.

Don’t touch that! As our mini challenge enters the danger zone, we make over the gay retirees who founded Spain's first LGBTQ old folks' home.

With only four remaining, this week the queens once again put their dress-making and design skills to the test as they are paired with members of Spain's first inclusive rugby club Madrid Titanes in an emotional drag makeover challenge. Winner of Drag Race Holland Envy Peru joins the judging panel as all roads lead to the dramatic final.

The four finalists of season 3 have gathered to react live to the Grand Finale in a special episode presented by Samantha Ballentines!

In a bonus to the incredible first season of Drag Race España, we relive last week's revealing of the crowned queen to the three finalists.

The queens do blind makeup in pairs and then recreate the mythical Spanish TV show Un, dos, tres, a delirious quiz contest with unexpected challenges.

The 13 queens of this third edition of Drag Race España talk to Supremme de Luxe about their time on the show and choose Miss Congeniality.

Try not to laugh at the tortilla challenge before a very special makeover. Our contestants have to turn into authentic fairytale princesses, cleaning service workers, and those who take care of our streets and hospitals.

How much do you love Eurovision? The queens prove it with a geographical mini challenge and choreography maxi challenge. It’s time to Slo mo - mo - mo!

The queens star in a musical inspired by The Wizard of Oz and set in the Movida Madrileña in Madrid in the ‘80s.

In a bonus to the incredible second season of Drag Race España, we relive last week's revealing of the crowned queen to the finalists.

A second chance is the perfect opportunity for the eliminated queens to return to the competition and shine: they will have to perform a comedy routine in pairs with the queens who are still in the contest.

The four finalist queens have the opportunity to record a podcast with Supremme de Luxe. In order to become the winner, the queens create their own version of Supremme de Luxe’s “Fever” music video.