Sofronio Vásquez Wins The Voice Season 26

The Voice Season 26 Crowns a New Champion: Sofronio Vásquez

NBC’s The Voice wrapped up an exciting Season 26, crowning Sofronio Vásquez as the winner of this year's competition. After weeks of fierce competition, blind auditions, intense battles, knockouts, and playoffs, the finale was packed with powerful performances and emotional moments.

This season’s coaches—Reba McEntire, Snoop Dogg, Michael Bublé, and Gwen Stefani—each had a finalist make it to the finale, but it was Team Bublé’s Sofronio Vásquez who emerged as the victor, securing bragging rights as the winner of The Voice Season 26.

The Finalists of The Voice Season 26

The two-part finale, which aired on December 9 and 10, featured five incredibly talented finalists who gave their all to claim victory:

• Danny Joseph (Team Reba)
• Jeremy Beloate (Team Snoop)
• Shye (Team Bublé)
• Sydney Sterlace (Team Gwen)
• Sofronio Vásquez (Team Bublé)

Each finalist performed two songs—an up-tempo hit and a heartfelt ballad—showcasing their vocal versatility. Here's a recap of their performances:

• Danny Joseph delivered powerful renditions of "Ain’t No Love in Oklahoma" and "Back to Black."
• Jeremy Beloate brought emotion with "What the World Needs Now Is Love" and a moving performance of "Dancing on My Own."
• Shye captivated the audience with "One of Us" and "Falling."
• Sydney Sterlace shined with her soulful renditions of "I Love You, I’m Sorry" and "Chasing Cars."
• Sofronio Vásquez impressed with "Unstoppable" and "A Million Dreams," sealing his spot as the Season 26 champion.

A Star-Studded Finale

The season finale was packed with musical performances from The Voice alumni and surprise guests, adding to the excitement of the night. Former coach Kelly Clarkson made a triumphant return, performing her holiday hit "You for Christmas." Season 25 coaches Dan + Shay also took the stage, singing tracks from their Christmas album, It’s Officially Christmas: The Double Album.

Asher HaVon, Season 25’s winner, performed his new single "Thank You," a heartfelt tribute to Coach Reba McEntire, while Huntley, who won in Season 24 as a member of Niall Horan’s team, returned to perform "Skyline Drive." The stage was also graced by Myles Smith, who sang "Stargazing," and Riley Green, who joined Ella Langley for a performance of "Don’t Mind If I Do."

Snoop Dogg made a guest appearance, performing "Another Part of Me" with Sting. British duo Tears For Fears rounded out the night with a performance of their classic hits "Everybody Wants to Rule the World" and "The Girl That I Call Home."

The Voice Season 26 Results: Sofronio Vásquez Takes the Crown

After an emotional night filled with spectacular performances and heartfelt tributes, the results were in. Sofronio Vásquez was crowned the winner of The Voice Season 26, marking a major milestone in his musical journey.

• Second place went to Shye from Team Bublé, who delivered consistently impressive performances throughout the competition.
• Third place went to Sydney Sterlace from Team Gwen, who wowed audiences with her vocal range and stage presence.
• Fourth place was claimed by Danny Joseph from Team Reba, who showcased his unique style and passion.
• Fifth place went to Jeremy Beloate from Team Snoop, who captivated viewers with his emotive performances.

A Season of Highs and New Beginnings

Season 26 of The Voice brought plenty of highs and memorable moments, and Sofronio Vásquez’s victory was the perfect way to cap off an incredible season. With the coaching lineup of Reba, Snoop, Michael, and Gwen, the competition was fierce, but Sofronio’s perseverance and talent ultimately won over America’s hearts.

Fans will be eagerly awaiting what’s next for Sofronio, who is poised for a bright future in the music industry. Whether he’s performing on stage or recording new music, his journey on The Voice is just the beginning.