Inspired by home-cooked meals so central to Latino family traditions, “Familias Frente al Fuego, Desafío en la Cocina” (Family Food Fight – Kitchen Challenge) is a multigenerational cooking contest unlike anything ever seen before on Spanish-language television.  For the first time, families will compete in an exciting culinary battle in which working together is the recipe for success. The show premieres Sunday, July 21, at 8 p.m. ET (7 p.m. CT) on Univision.

Each week, eight different families will face diverse challenges designed put their authentic flavors to the ultimate test.

The Vázquezes, the Merinos, the Eks, the Nahúms, the Toledos, the Gudiños, the Bárcenases, and the Wongs are the eight families who will face off to determine whose home is the best place to eat. From preparing tamales to cooking field rats, the eight teams will be eliminated one by one until one lucky family earns the winner title and takes home the grand prize of $75,000.

The expert judges, each a chef with a distinct specialty, who will choose the winning team are:

Chef Antonio de Livier – His experience with restaurants in the U.S. have made him an expert of Chinese, American and Italian cuisine. de Livier currently owns two restaurants in Mexico, one in Mexico City and one in Guadalajara.

Chef Belén Alonso – Alonso is a perfectionist of European cuisine, thanks to her international studies, and has a small yet renowned French restaurant in Polanco.

Chef Carlos Gaytán – After many years of hard work in the U.S., Gaytán’s restaurant received a Michelin star, making him the first Mexican chef to acheive this honor.

In the kitchen, the competing families will have to do everything in their power to present their meals in a way that is worthy of their culture and traditions.

Inés Gómez Mont will be the host of “Familias Frente al Fuego, Desafío en la Cocina,” following the families as they take this journey of flavors and emotions that are sure to satisfy every viewer’s appetite for heart-pounding, mouthwatering family entertainment.

The show is produced by Televisa and Endemol Shine Boomdog, and is based on the hit Australian television series “Family Food Fight.”

Fans can get the latest updates at Univision.com/Shows/Familias-Frente-al-Fuego and Facebook.com/Univision and join the discussion on Twitter and Instagram using the hashtag #FFF.