Enter the note and find out what the arrangement that a house participant has once their stay in the competition ends.
The edition of Big Brother 2023/2024 is being all the rage on the national small screen on Telefe and has become one of the most watched programs in recent times. The edition of the reality show brought everything: controversies, romances, fights and characters that will make people talk in the future.
As happens every time an edition of the reality show ends, the show’s most striking characters usually achieve such fame that they can take advantage of by working on different media projects.
The renowned entertainment journalist, Angel de Britoreleased the information that one of the participants in this edition already has a signed contract to make music once the competition is over.
It is known that one of the competitors in this competition, Bautista Masciais a singer and even participated in the renowned group “I play for you“. However, the music agreement signed by Telefe is not about him.
Big Brother: what Emmanuel Vich’s secret contract with Telefé is about
Big Brother contestant Emmanuel Vich is a singer and author of “oh baby“, a song released before becoming known for entering the house. According to one of LAM’s producers, Federico Bongiorno, Emmanuel already has a self-produced album: “He gets excited and says every day ‘go listen to my songs’. He even asked Cata once if she was already in the top 200 on Spotify,” revealed the tweeter known for following every detail of Big Brother.
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Furthermore, Ángel de Brito commented on LAM that the contract that unites Emma with Telefe existed before her stay in the house began. Likewise, the journalist assured that she heard one of the Big Brother participant’s songs and that she has the potential to be played in clubs.
Source: Ambito
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