Extract a comprehensive roster of famous personalities slated to join The Farm VIP, Azteca's latest reality TV project
The new reality show, The VIP Farm (or La Granja VIP), is set to premiere on October 12 on Azteca Uno, promising a unique and engaging spectacle that combines open television and digital platforms. This ambitious project, which has already been successful in over 50 countries including Brazil and Portugal, aims to deliver a massive entertainment experience.
Adrián Ortega, the director of contents at TV Azteca, described the project as a "powerful, huge, monstrous format". The VIP Farm seeks to test the resistance, patience, and ego of participants, challenging them to survive in an environment where fame does not guarantee immunity.
Participants will be isolated from the outside world for 10 weeks, living like farmers and performing tasks such as milking cows, carrying wood, raising fences, harvesting food, and cleaning stables. The format promises more than simple competition, showcasing celebrities in real-life situations without luxuries.
Among the celebrities entering the VIP Farm are Linet Puente, César Doroteo, Sergio Mayer, Carlos Quirarte, Sabrina Sabrock, Uriel Estrada, Marcela Iglesias, Wendolee, Alfredo Adame, and Jorge Alberti. Sabrina Sabrock has confirmed her participation on her social networks. Adal Ramones will lead the forum, while Mallezaa will take control of the digital realm.
Strength, cunning, and resilience will weigh more than the applause of the red carpet in La Granja VIP. Alliances, discussions, betrayals, and moments of vulnerability will be part of the daily life in the VIP Farm. The alliance with Fremantle, an international entertainment production company, reinforces Azteca's intention to deliver a massive spectacle.
Lonche, a popular Mexican streamer known for his gaming streams and large social media following, will also be part of the VIP Farm. However, his participation has been met with controversy, as Yeri Mua has accused him of inciting his followers to send her death threats and harass her online.
The VIP Farm is a rugged and privilege-free stage, where cell phones and Instagram filters are strictly forbidden. Mexican public will see figures of the show business change the spotlights for stable lamps and face, perhaps for the first time, life without adornments in La Granja VIP.
Get ready for an incredible digital outreach as the VIP Farm combines open television and digital platforms, offering a compelling and unforgettable viewing experience. Tune in on October 12 to witness the transformation of celebrities as they face the challenges of rural life in The VIP Farm.
