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Gran Hermano Returns with a New Twist: The Dreaded “Basement”

The most famous house in the world is set to open its doors once again to new participants: 10 celebrities and 10 unknown individuals, who will compete in teams to see who gets to stay in the best room. The return of Gran Hermano to Chilevisión’s screens is fast approaching, with the phenomenon of television set to premiere its second season this second semester, bringing several changes and novelties.

For this edition, the most famous house in the world will welcome 20 participants. Among them will be 10 celebrities and 10 unknown contestants, who will have to live together and face new challenges and tests to continue in the competition. Diana Bolocco will reprise her role as the host, but this season will bring a big surprise as Emilia Daiber will join the hosting team and will have the mission of engaging in activities with the participants.

The Dreaded “Basement” of Gran Hermano
One of the changes that Gran Hermano brings this year is the introduction of two competing teams in the house of the all-seeing eye. As a result, there will be separate bedrooms for the winners and losers. Those who emerge victorious will get to stay in the most comfortable room and have access to more food than the rest of their housemates.

However, for the losers, they will have to settle in the feared “basement,” one of the major novelties that the world’s most famous reality show brings. The “basement” will serve as a sort of punishment for the worst performers week after week. In contrast to the winners’ room, this will be a place of punishment and penance. The players will have to live there without any privileges or facilities, and their food budget will be much smaller.

In conclusion, the upcoming season of Gran Hermano promises to bring new excitement and challenges with the introduction of the “basement” as a punishment area for the underperforming contestants. Stay tuned for more updates and drama as the competition unfolds.