Yulen Pereira eliminated from Honduras

The fourth gala of Telecinco reality show Supervivientes All Stars 3 ended with the departure of fencing athlete Yulen Pereira. Facing public voting alongside rapper Arkano and Argentine contestant Ivana Icardi, Pereira received the lowest share of viewer support. Blind percentages revealed during the broadcast showed the eviction vote distribution at 48%, 29%, and 22%. Arkano was the first contestant saved by the public, leaving Icardi and Pereira to await the final decision before Icardi was announced as safe.

Pereira addressed his campmates during his exit, specifically referencing the female competitors who targeted him in weekly votes.

“The Spice Girls have nominated me since day one. In the end you got it, third time is the charm.”

Pereira also spoke to Omar Sánchez, the former husband of Anabel Pantoja, putting past tensions behind them before leaving the beach.

“Omar, who would have thought, I take away a great brother, I hope to see each other outside.”

Arkano48%

Ivana Icardi29%

Yulen Pereira22%

Arkano

48 %

Ivana Icardi

29 %

Yulen Pereira

22 %

Data from the article text

Relatives in Madrid studio alter nominations

The production team introduced an unexpected change to the nomination mechanics by granting voting power to contestants' relatives present in the Madrid studio. Representatives including Isa Pantoja, Beatriz Trapote, Javier Ungría, and Marlene Morreau cast ballots that were subsequently combined with the votes cast by contestants in Honduras. The contestants on the beach were not informed of the studio votes, creating uncertainty around the official ballot.

In the Playa Sol group, family members directed their votes toward Yola Berrocal, while group leader Damián Quintero used his direct power to nominate Asraf Beno. In Playa Luna, studio representatives nominated Chiqui, while group leader Ivana Icardi nominated Arkano, and Marta Peñate nominated Omar Sánchez. The combined process produced a provisional list of nominees comprising Berrocal, Beno, Chiqui, Arkano, and Sánchez, with the final line-up remaining open until Sunday.

Formal invitation to Jesulín and Campanario

Beyond the sporting challenges and survival mechanics, host Jorge Javier Vázquez used the live broadcast to address the family of former bullfighter Jesús Janeiro Bazán, known as Jesulín de Ubrique. Speaking directly to the camera after confirming that the family regularly watches the broadcast to follow contestant Víctor Janeiro, Vázquez issued a public casting offer for upcoming seasons of the reality format.

“Jesús Janeiro Bazán, María José Campanario. You are formally invited to participate in the next edition of Supervivientes. One, the other, or both, whatever you want.”

Vázquez expanded the proposal to the couple's daughter, Julia Janeiro, offering her access to other Mediaset formats such as GH VIP and GH Dúo. The host also joked that she would even have permission to stay at his house if she chose to share her family's perspective.

Context of the renewed media dispute

The public invitation follows recent statements made by Víctor Janeiro during the emotional bridge segment on the island. During that sequence, Víctor Janeiro discussed his brother's past relationship with television personality Belén Esteban, stating that Esteban built a multi-million-euro television career by leveraging her ties to the Janeiro family. Those remarks sparked discussions inside the Madrid studio with Víctor's wife, Beatriz Trapote.

The renewed focus on the Janeiro family coincided with Esteban's high-rating television appearance on the Telecinco programme De Viernes. By openly courting Jesulín de Ubrique, María José Campanario, and Julia Janeiro, Mediaset aims to bring both sides of the long-standing media conflict onto its broadcast roster for upcoming seasons.