Overview
- Samahara Lobatón was eliminated Wednesday after public voting in the semifinal, a result that surprised viewers and prompted immediate complaints on social media and from her family.
- Producers introduced a tightened semifinal that uses direct nominations, limits the capataz immunity to three days, and stages two eliminations in one week with the public deciding who leaves.
- Family members posted sharp accusations on Instagram calling the program dishonest and alleging voting problems, while supporters reported technical difficulties when trying to cast votes.
- Panamericana and the show’s hosts have confirmed the season final is set for June 13 with a S/100,000 prize for the winner, but the network has not announced post‑season scheduling or a second season.
- The controversy risks further erosion of viewer trust in the program’s voting system and could trigger calls for clearer vote reporting or third‑party verification before the final.