Began Gran House Tucumán and it is already shaking the province. The reality show here opened its doors this week to welcome 20 “influencers and ordinary people” who are going to be the protagonists of this adventure that “It started as a parody and it went viral.” Producer and host Mariano Villafuerte revealed on FM Latucumana 95.9 the secrets of the reality show that just started and is already winning: “It got out of hand,” he stated.
“This started as a parody, The joke went viral. The format has nothing to do with Big Brother, but since it has coexistence and 20 participants, it is similar. The difference with the national reality show is that the participants are two less than in the original, they are going to enter and leave the hostel, they are not going to live together 24/7: they are going to meet them in the downtown area or in clubs.
“The games are renewed. We are going to travel to childhood: a bag game, a chair game and more, so that the family can see this show,” the producer anticipated, and detailed that the participants “cfive days of the week will enter for a time slot“, and that among the rules it is established that they must share “without cell phones in the house” and above all “without disrespect.”
Villafuerte explained: “One day a week there will be debate, weekly tests, games and a skit will be put together, a kind of five-chapter novel. If they don’t comply with the rules they will be beaten or eliminated.”
Big Brother Tucumán: what would be the prize that they are going to compete for?
As revealed by the driver, it will be cash and the weekly tests will have surprise prizes. Tucumans and Tucumanas will be able to participate through Instagram or with memberships via WhatsApp.
The participants of Gran House Tucumán
These are the 20 media warriors from different parts of the province: Gabi Castro, Albin Famaillá, La Hora de Maxi, Gabriel Ovejero, Jesús Alderete, Omar Díaz, Cynthia Orellana, Sofía Sáez, Priscila “La Colo”, Mocho Frías, Zamo , Lourdes Lugones, Isaac Rojas, Ramón Pachi “La Madrina”, Matías Maidana, Mirandita, Belén Medina, Lysset, Yaznin Vega and Rodrigo Wii.
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