Telefe announced the return of Survivor Robinson Expedition to Argentine television, with a premiere scheduled for Monday, July 8. The program, known for its extreme survival challenges and physical and mental tests, will be broadcast from Monday to Thursday at 10:30 p.m. and on Sundays at 10 p.m., as reported by the channel that continues to bet on the reality format thanks to the good audience numbers it is garnering.
The new season of this cycle was recorded in Colombia last year and individuals who do not know each other will participate. Isolated in a desert environment, the contestants must overcome various challenges while forming alliances and strategies to eliminate their companions through voting, until a single winner remains.
Initially divided into two tribes, they must compete in physical and intellectual challenges to win rewards and immunity. For several days, participants face various tests to avoid elimination from the game. The losing group attends the tribal council where, through a secret ballot, one of its members is eliminated. As the tribes are reduced, they merge into one and immunity becomes individual, leaving other players at risk of being eliminated.
The program will arrive on the small screen as a replacement for Big Brother, whose new season was a success since its premiere in December 2023 and which will conclude in the coming days. Driving will be done by marley, who demonstrated his ability to connect with the audience in different television formats. In fact, in the last hours it was the driver himself who introduced the first of the participants.
At a time when you are conducting a special season of Around the world Within the framework of the Conmebol Copa América 2024, Mirko’s father gave way to the images where Iván, one of the participants, was presented: a physical trainer born in Neuquén and 29 years old, currently residing in Buenos Aires, but he was raised in Blue.
From the first moment he attracted attention for his lack of modesty when showing himself completely naked in front of the rest, and about it he explained: “It seems to me that it is important that the noble parts of both women and men breathe., because it is a very humid area. We come from wearing mesh or these pants that are made of lycra and it is important to be naked too.” It was then that he remembered what the moment was like when his parts were exposed: “I just went to the side and I don’t know, at one point they started whistling at me,” at which time the images of the young man emerging from the water completely naked were seen. , while some of the women cheered the scene.
The decision to revive “Survivor Expedition Robinson” seeks to maintain the high ratings left by “Big Brother.” The survival reality show originally had two seasons in 2000 and 2001, hosted by Julian Weich on Channel 13, which surpassed 30 rating points in key moments, such as that semifinal that went down in the history of vernacular television.
For six weeks, participants faced extreme conditions, food limitations and physical challenges to fight for the top prize of $100,000. They would reach the semi-final Adrian Miani and Emilia Picky Paino, On the one hand, those who had to collect six stakes each, while there was only one seventh, and this would be for the winner, who would face Sebastián in the final.
The dockworker made a promising start to the test by gathering the stakes embedded in the sand. On the other hand, the young theater student who also works as a waitress seemed more physically weakened. However, against all odds, she demonstrated great resilience and determination in this latest challenge. As the challenge progressed, Miani began to show signs of extreme exhaustion. As he struggled to stay upright, she managed to gather all of her stakes before her. Miani, exhausted and covered in sand, expressed his frustration and despair with the phrase “No, Jesus, no.”
In an unexpected and significant twist, she decided to help her fellow competitor. Standing up, she encouraged him with the phrase “Come on, Adrián, damn it!” and she allowed him to win the challenge, demonstrating an act of solidarity and camaraderie. This outcome of the program highlighted not only the physical effort and resistance of the participants, but also the values of support and camaraderie that emerge in extreme situations.
