BTN News: Marta Peñate has claimed victory in “Supervivientes All Stars,” marking a significant milestone in her reality TV career. The popular Canarian influencer, who previously secured second place in the 2022 edition of “Supervivientes,” finally emerged as the champion of this highly competitive format. This edition, the first of its kind by Telecinco, featured former contestants from previous seasons, adding an extra layer of excitement and rivalry. As the network continues to ride the success of its enduring reality series, this all-star edition has captivated audiences for four consecutive months, bringing fans intense moments of survival and competition in the challenging environment of the Cayos Cochinos in Honduras.
In the gripping finale, the competition was fiercer than ever as finalists Sofía Suescun, Alejandro Nieto, Marta Peñate, and Jorge Pérez vied for the coveted title. For the first time, the final showdown took place in Honduras, adding a unique twist to the climactic event. The journey to victory was anything but easy for Marta, who faced numerous challenges, both physical and strategic. The evening kicked off with the elimination of Jorge Pérez, who was the first to be ousted in the initial public vote.
The final was dominated by intense games that tested the participants’ limits, a characteristic feature of this season’s “Supervivientes.” The first challenge, dubbed “The Glory of Poseidon,” was a grueling test of speed, endurance, and balance. Despite her valiant efforts, Marta Peñate found herself at risk of elimination after this round. However, the contest was far from over. The remaining competitors then faced off in another game, “The Gates of Heaven,” which saw Alejandro Nieto securing his place in the final round by avoiding the second public vote of the night. This set the stage for a dramatic showdown between two of the season’s most formidable contestants: Marta Peñate and Sofía Suescun.
Marta and Sofía’s rivalry had been one of the season’s most compelling narratives, with the two often clashing throughout the competition. Their head-to-head battle in the final vote was a tense moment for viewers, ultimately ending in Marta’s favor, sending Sofía home and leaving Marta to face Alejandro Nieto in the ultimate decision. This final vote echoed the conclusion of “Supervivientes 2022,” where Alejandro had previously triumphed over Marta. However, this time, the tables turned, and Marta secured her victory with overwhelming public support, finally earning her the title that had eluded her two years prior.
Telecinco has once again demonstrated its ability to capture and sustain audience interest with “Supervivientes All Stars,” effectively extending the show’s successful run by nearly six additional weeks. The Thursday night broadcasts consistently delivered strong ratings, averaging a 19% audience share and drawing in 1.297 million viewers. The show’s appeal was particularly strong among younger demographics, achieving a 20.8% share among viewers aged 13 to 24, and a 20.9% share among those aged 25 to 44.
“Supervivientes All Stars: Tierra de Nadie,” which typically aired on Tuesdays but occasionally shifted due to scheduling conflicts like the Eurocup, also performed well, with an average 17% audience share and 1.212 million viewers. The “Conexión Honduras” segments, hosted by Sandra Barneda, maintained their leadership in the ratings with a 16.2% share and 1.227 million viewers on average. The final episode was particularly successful, dominating Sunday night with an 18.6% share and 1.393 million viewers.
The resounding success of “Supervivientes All Stars” not only underscores the enduring popularity of this reality format but also highlights the growing fanbase that Telecinco has cultivated over the years. The high stakes, intense competitions, and the compelling personal stories of the contestants have all contributed to making this season a memorable one, with Marta Peñate’s victory serving as the crowning achievement. As audiences continue to tune in, it’s clear that “Supervivientes” remains a staple of Spanish television, with its allure showing no signs of fading anytime soon.
