Drag Race España

On Drag Race España, Supremme de Luxe leads a lively competition where Spanish drag artists face weekly tests of creativity, performance, and stagecraft. Contestants take on acting, singing, comedy, and runway assignments that challenge their aesthetic and technical skills, while judges critique looks and performances. Tensions rise in the workroom and on the runway, and lip sync showdowns settle who stays and who goes. The series keeps its focus on skill, personality, and growth, while letting each queen reveal her own story and cultural references without giving away the season's ultimate outcome.

The show premiered in 2021 as an official adaptation of the RuPaul's Drag Race format, created by RuPaul, Fenton Bailey, and Randy Barbato, and produced in collaboration with World of Wonder and Spanish partners. Supremme de Luxe serves as host and head judge alongside designers and directors Ana Locking, Javier Ambrossi, and Javier Calvo.

Critically and with audiences it has scored well, reflected in a 7.8/10 user rating from viewers. Reviews and fan responses highlight the contestants' originality, the runway creativity, and how the format translates to Spain. Themes of identity, community, and performance recur through the series, with moments that celebrate tradition while experimenting with contemporary pop culture.

The series helped boost visibility for drag culture across Spanish media, bringing local slang, fashion references, and regional diversity to a wider audience. It sparked online fan communities and increased interest in live drag shows and local performers, contributing to broader conversations about representation and queer creativity in Spain.

As of now, Drag Race España has not been noted for major international awards, though it has raised the profile of Spanish drag on television and created opportunities for contestants to expand their careers in entertainment and fashion.