That is when she and ex-husband Marc Anthony’s new Latin singing and dancing competition “Q’Viva! The Chosen” debuts on TV. On the show, the “American Idol” judge, music star Anthony and director choreographer Jamie King will travel through 20 countries to find the most outstanding Latin singers, dancers and other performers.
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The tour includes stops in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Coombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Panama, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, Uruguay, Venezuela and the United States. The show will also include the personal stories of the performers.
“Q’Viva is a passion project on so many levels,” said Lopez, who will be on the tour and will also view talent via tablet. “It’s really our dream to see it come together. This is about creating a live visual experience about Latin culture, rhythm and dance. I believe that people will be so enlightened, so enriched by this experience.”
Those chosen by the judges will perform on the show’s stage in the United States. “Q’Viva” was created and will be executive produced by Simon Fuller, creator and executive producer of “American Idol.”The reality competition will air 7-9 p.m. every Saturday with its grand finale scheduled for April 7 on Fox, channel 23, cable 5.