Luis Justo is crowned champion of the ninth season of Pequeños Grandes Talentos
The ninth edition of Little Big Talents (PGT) reached its exciting conclusion this Sunday, August 30th. After a final gala full of artistic skill and memorable moments, Luis Justo took first place, establishing himself as the project’s new star. The podium was completed by Elio Gómez, who took second place, and Sebastián Pérez, who reached the third position.
The grand winner captivated the jury and the audience with a masterful piano performance of the piece “Minute Waltz” by Frédéric Chopin. Thanks to his outstanding participation, Justo was awarded a prize package that includes the production of a musical track valued at one million pesos, the recording of a professional music video, a trip to Cancun, a stay at AHMSA Marina, an incentive of 100 thousand pesos for school supplies, and his integration into the Topi Tok program staff for one year.
A gala full of history and Dominican talent
The event featured the stellar presence of Nini Cáffaro, an icon of national music, who contributed his experience as a judge. One of the highlights of the night was the performance of the classic “Por Amor” by Rafael Solano, where Cáffaro joined his voice with those of artists Blachy and Ebenezer Guerra alongside one of the finalists, paying tribute to the Dominican cultural identity.
Our children and adolescents need opportunities. And at PGT we will continue to support them, regardless of which social sector they come from. What matters is talent, the desire to learn, and the wish to grow.
Iván Ruiz, PGT producer
More than a contest: A commitment to the future
Under the direction of Iván Ruiz and the production of Neuronas Creativas, PGT has set a different standard in Dominican television. Beyond the competition, the program distinguishes itself by its focus on the continuous support of young talent. Ruiz emphasized that the commitment to the participants transcends the grand finale, ensuring that the team will continue to provide backing and growth opportunities to each one of them.
- Continuity: The gala allowed for a reunion with the winners of the previous eight seasons, reaffirming the project’s sense of community.
- Innovation: During this season, the “Neurobus” was implemented, a mobile unit that traveled the country in search of new talent in various provinces.
- Closing and future: With the success of this installment, the production has already confirmed the realization of a tenth season, keeping its mission to promote art among Dominican children and youth firm.
The ninth season, which began on June 14th, concludes by leaving a positive mark on the audience and reaffirming that, at PGT, children’s talent is the main engine for building dreams and real opportunities for the future of the country.
