[1] Originally the program would gain a new season in 2017, however the broadcaster and presenter decided to finalize it to be able to focus on the new project, Dancing Brasil.

[2] Considered to be the longest hiring in the history of Brazilian television, after 29 years on Rede Globo, and away from television a year ago, the presenter Xuxa Meneghel, debuted her new program on 17 August 2015, prime time, live, soon after Jornal da Record, under the direction of Mariozinho Vaz.

[3] First broadcast live on Monday nights, direct from the RecNov complex in Rio de Janeiro, the program Xuxa Meneghel, inspired by The Ellen DeGeneres Show, a talk show airing on NBC in the United States - mixes entertainment, fun, excitement, humor, musical attractions, interviews, games and reports.

This edition came to be seen by the press as a form of "censorship" and that the transmitter would be dissatisfied with excess of sexual references and the performance of the program in the advertising market.

[8] In November 2015, it was published in the Diário Oficial da União that through the Brazilian advisory rating system, the classification would be changed from "Free" to "not recommended for children under 12 years".

"[12] Mauricio Stycer on review for Blog Os Fera.uol said that "Xuxa debuts with no subject, but with good Twitter jokes and (...) it is possible to say that, with the exception of sound, sleepy, and frameless faults, acceptable to the living, no great mistake occurred.

"[13] Journalist Luciana Liviero praised the making of the edition but criticized the clothing, audio quality and fans of Xuxa in the audience.

[14] Flávio Ricco criticized the program in his review for TV E Famosos saying: "There's no point in wanting to cheat: Xuxa still does not have a show on Record ... People close to Xuxa and their most passionate fans have complained about Record, with complaints that range from working conditions offered to the lack of a larger number of calls.