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Julio Milostich and Nel Mauri Join Chilevisión's "Fiebre de Canto"
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Julio Milostich and Nel Mauri Join Chilevisión's "Fiebre de Canto"

From Cooperativa · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Chilevisión's upcoming show "Fiebre de Canto" has added actor Julio Milostich and television newcomer Nel Mauri to its cast.
  • Milostich, known for "MasterChef Chile," returns to a competition program, while Mauri will make their television debut as a singer.
  • They join previously announced cast members Eva Gómez, Fernando Larraín, Matías Oviedo, and Etienne Bobenrieth.

Chilevisión is gearing up for the premiere of its new entertainment program, "Fiebre de Canto," and has announced two significant additions to its lineup. The multifaceted actor Julio Milostich will join the show, marking his return to a competition format after his participation in "MasterChef Chile" in 2021.

Alongside Milostich, the channel confirmed the inclusion of Nel Mauri, formerly known as Nelson Mauri. This marks Mauri's debut on television, embracing their new identity. Chilevisión highlighted Mauri's background in choreography, noting their intention to surprise audiences and judges with their singing abilities on "Fiebre de Canto," recalling their earlier career on the show "Rojo."

These two personalities will be part of a diverse cast that already includes Eva Gómez, Fernando Larraín, Matías Oviedo, and Etienne Bobenrieth. The program promises a blend of talent and entertainment as it prepares to launch on Chilevisión.

Although their specialty is choreography, in the new program they will try to surprise the public and the jury in the role of singer.

— ChilevisiónChilevisión highlighted Nel Mauri's intention to surprise with their singing on the new show, despite their background in choreography.
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Originally published by Cooperativa in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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