COThe Colombian television program 'Yo me llamo' returned in 2026 with a new season aimed at surprising its large audience. The show continues to feature contestants who attempt to imitate famous artists, with judges evaluating their performances. In this latest season, new judges Elder Dayán and Aurelio Cheveroni joined returning judges César Escola and Amparo Grisales. Recently, Paola Jara, a well-known musician, was interviewed on the show 'Día a día' by Caracol Televisión. During the interview, she discussed her experience being imitated on 'Yo me llamo,' where a contestant performed her song 'Para qué volviste.' Jara expressed surprise at seeing herself imitated, stating that the performer did not resemble her and that she does not feel the imitation is accurate. She described the experience as strange but acknowledged the contestant’s progress through multiple stages of the competition.
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