Team Fonsi's Jeidimar Rijos Wins 'La Voz,' Luis Fonsi and Ozuna Perform & More Highlights From the Finale

In the two-and-a-half hours leading up to Rijos' win, La Voz was a true celebration of Latin culture and music. Contestants hailed from different countries in Latin America and represented various styles of Latin music, and the show did its best to capture the versatility. As Wisin put it, the night was a "fiesta Latina."

Here are some of the highlights from the season finale.

Colombia in the House

Vives took to La Voz stage with his Colombian compatriot Sebastián Yatra for a colorful performance of their vallenato-flavored single "Robarte Un Beso." Both Billboard Latin Music Award nominees had Guzmán jumping up and down in excitement. Yatra later gave her a sweet peck on the cheek.

Guzmán Goes at it Alone

While her fellow coaches collaborated for their performances, when it was Guzmán's time to hit the stage, she belted her 1991 single "Hacer El Amor Con Otro" solo. The crowd waved their arms in the air to the beloved rock ballad and sang along to Guzmán's powerhouse performance.

Wisin Reunites With Yandel

For a live performance of Reik's new single "Duele," Wisin joined the Mexican group and his old partner-in-crime Yandel. Wisin & Yandel regrouped for last year's Los Campeones del Pueblo: The Big Leagues album. Seeing the dúo dinámico back in action was as emotional as their collaboration with Reik.

Fonsi and Ozuna Make "Imposible" Possible

For the first time on TV, Fonsi performed his Vida album standout "Imposible" with fellow Puerto Rican singer Ozuna, bringing the train station from his music video to life on La Voz stage. Fonsi appeared to have a blast alongside Ozuna, who is a record-breaking 23-time finalist at the Billboard Latin Music Awards.

Diverse Duets

Aside from the special guests, the finalists also performed in duets with singers from other teams. The surprise pairings captured the wide range of Latin music, from the saucy salsa of Joe Arroyo's "Rebelión" and Team Guzmán's Ojeda and Team Fonsi's Jerry Montañez, to winner Rijos' soaring pop performance of Reik's "Ya Me Enteré" with Team Wisin's Frances Dueñas.