According to the player, his participation in the reality show was a complete farce, since his introduction was edited by the production team
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Telefe's successful musical series, La Voz Argentina 2025, stands out not only for its talent and emotion, but is also a stage for controversies.
In recent days, one of the most talked-about eliminated contestants, Martín Guerrero, broke his silence and made harsh accusations against the show's production, claiming that his performance was intentionally edited and cut, which would have affected his performance in front of the jury.
El hombre perdió en la instancia de knockouts
Martín Guerrero's statement after his elimination
Guerrero, a member of Team Miranda! and originally from Ecuador, was eliminated from the competition during the knockout round after losing to his teammate Josué Cordero. Dissatisfied with the result, the singer gave an interview to the Ecuadorian program Ecuavisa, where he held nothing back.
"I feel that I won the knockout, by far. People from Córdoba wrote to me and said: 'you should have gone through.' Well, those who have eyes, let them see, and those who have ears, let them hear," he began, in a visibly upset tone.
According to the artist, what was broadcast on television did not reflect what happened in the studio. "I was also very surprised because what was aired was really very little compared to what happened. The production cut a lot of what occurred and there was almost no feedback. It was as if they wanted to quickly take my contest off the air," he stated. He even suggested that the show could be scripted: "There were things that were not shown and that leaves many doubts."
During the conversation, the host asked Guerrero what had happened when his coaches made their decision. The contestant explained: "I'll summarize it for you because that was not aired. They stood up from their chairs and left with the guest coach. They started to discuss, but they didn't take long and returned to their chairs to announce that I was leaving. There were no valid musical arguments."
Guerrero also claimed that the voices were manipulated: "For me, decisions were made more with the heart than with reason. When I listened to the knockout again, I discovered that the voices had been heavily manipulated, both his and mine. So there is already an inequality there. Well, there are many more things that I keep to myself."
