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After an epic first season that saw a lot of queens do things we’ve never seen before, Drag Race España is approaching the finish line. Soon all we’ll have are the memories, memories of Inti peacing out before she could get got by production, memories of Dovima Nurmi sacrificing herself to save Sagittaria, memories of Arantxa’s eyelashes and Drag Vulcano’s platform shoes… What a journey we’ve all been on together, and it’s about to come to an end. Who will be the first Drag Race superstar of Spain? We’re about to find out!

So, how can you watch Drag Race España if you live here in the States? And what time does Episode 8 premiere? We’ve got all the info you need!

**Where to watch Drag Race Espana? How to watch Drag Race España in the US**

The final episode of Drag Race España will stream exclusively on WOW Presents worldwide—but not in Spain (see below). If you’re not yet a subscriber, you can sign up for a free, 7-day trial of WOW Presents Plus. The service is $3.99 a month after that.

**How to watch Drag Race España in Spain?**

Spanish viewers of Drag Race Espana: you can tune in by switching over to the show’s home network, ATRESplayer Premium.

**How to watch Drag Race Espana in the UK and Canada**

For the rest of the world, which includes the UK and Canada can find the series on WOW Presents Plus. If only every international Drag Race was this easy to find!

Drag Race Espana episode 7 - Supremme de Luxe — Photo: World of Wonder

What time does Drag Race España Episode 8 premiere on WOW Presents Plus in the United States?

Drag Race Espana Episode 8 will premiere on WOW Presents Plus on Sunday, July 18 at 2 p.m. ET / 11 a.m. PT in the United States.

If you want to know more about what went down in Drag Race Espana Episode 7, we’ve got a recap for you below.

What happened on Drag Race España Episode 7 ?

The top four queens—Pupi Poisson, Sagittaria, Killer Queen, and Carmen Farala—enter the Werk Room and are tasked with getting into the quickest drag without mirrors while also taking part in cell phone sponsored content. Of all the looks, Carmen’s mirrorless makeup journey was the least rocky, so she won the right to pair all the queens up with their makeover subjects: a bunch of gay rugby players! Yeah, Drag Race Down Under also did a gay rugby makeover. Uh… can this please be an international tradition? Anything to get more burly, gay rugby players on screen. I’m just saying. Getting all of those mens into drag was, as usual, a challenge. Beards were shaved, junk was tucked, heels were tested—you love to see it. However, Sagittaria hit a snag considering she’s not the craftiest seamstress in the room. Would she be able to put a look together for herself and her rugby-playing sister in time?

Drag Race Espana episode 7 - Carmen in Makeover challenge — Photo: World of Wonder

On the main stage, the pairs showed some strong family resemblance. Killer Queen gave camp that was quintessentially Killer, and Carmen told a drag Sherlock and Watson storyline in two impeccable tartan looks that she made overnight??? She won the challenge. Obviously. Like—how the hell do her hands and mind work so beautifully and so quickly?? Anyway—Sagittaria and Pupi’s presentations were shakier, and they ended up in the bottom. And in a bizarre twist, so did Killer Queen! A three-way lip sync to get to the finale? Gagged. Ultimately, Sagittaria and Killer Queen’s death drops outshined Pupi’s humorous take on the song, and Pupi was shut out of the finale. Godspeed, Pupi Poisson.