Cámbiame

The space has a ten-metre mechanical catwalk, which connects the entrance door to the coaches area entrance. For 60 seconds, while the participants arrive at the three stylists to the conveyor belt, they should be convinced by their stories to manage to get a change. If one of the juries pushes the button, the catwalk, which has two green lights of its sides, will turn yellow; and if two push it, the light will turn orange, and if all they push it, it will turn red and it will stop because the jury don't want to change that participant, leaving them out of the programme automatically, unless one of the members of the jury decide to change their hair or make-up or in order to look like a celebrity, a process known as “Cámbiame Clon”. By contrast, if they don't push the button, the participant will have to choose a member of the jury to change his/her style, unless just one push the button it will start the transformation process.[12]

After, the makeover arrived where the transformation process can be seen (clothes, shoes, accessories, hairstyle, makeup, manicure, pedicure, cosmetic dentistry, infiltration and even tattoos), though the result won't be shown until the end. Furthermore, the participants' history is known through family and friends’ testimony. In the end, the catwalk starts to work again to welcome the participant waited by his/her family and so that he/she can check his/her change in the huge mirror.[13]

After the programme's change of scenery, they stop the casting, more than one person can participate on each episode and the change starts three hours before Cámbiame is broadcast, which you can see live on Mitele.es. Moreover, at the beginning or during the episode Cámbiame Cam may work and it will choose someone from the viewership who wants to change their image. Those processes are carried out by coaches, who are helped by hairdressers and makeup artists when doing the change. Two stylists' team can make two different proposals for one participant. Likewise, sometimes they only make hairstyle and makeup changes.

On the other hand, the show has a studio divided into four areas of work: wardrobe area, hairdressing and makeup area, aesthetic area and hair washing area. There is also a waiting room where final touches are made. Then, after going through all those areas, the contestants go to the set in order to model on the catwalk with his/her new look.

At the end, the stylists explain their work, the price of each garment appears on the look and the jury is responsible for evaluating and sometimes they also grade the changes made by their workmates. But after 24 episodes the jury vanishes and the coaches are the ones who judge.

There is also the possibility to change a person in his/her house. This section is known as "Cámbiame a domicilio", in which the stylists go around Spain to make a change of image in the participant's house.[14] In the same way, the section "Cámbiame Shopping" will help those people who don't find their clothing style by going shopping with one of the stylists, who will advise them at any time.[15]

In "Cámbiame Collection", the programme also includes aspects about the appearance of some famous people. When they attend events like fashion shows or award ceremonies in "Cámbiame News". "Cámbiame Zoom" carries out an in-depth analysis of some of their styles. "Cámbiame Flashback" focuses on the changes that some celebrities had gone through over the years. In "Cámbiame Remember" we may see how some people that had already changed now maintain their image or in "Cámbiame Copy" they may give us tricks to copy the style of some celebrities. Moreover, through "Cambiamepedia", the stylists explain the meaning of some concepts related to the fashion world.[16]

• Marta Torné (Episode 1 – Episode 374)
• Carlota Corredera (Episode 375 – 647; Episode 649 – Episode 672)
• Pelayo Díaz (Episode 648)

In its first two years of broadcasting, Cámbiame had an average of 12.7% share and 1.364.000 viewers, making it the preferred choice among commercial television channels. It increased its national average up to 14.3% of Television Rating Point. On March 16, 2016 broke his share record with a 15.2% record (1,645,000 viewers). Nevertheless, as the programme format changed, the viewership began to decline in its fourth season, with around a million viewers or even less which led to its withdrawal from Telecinco's programming in 2018.