Expedición Róbinson (Colombia)

Expedición Róbinson is a Colombian version of the Survivor reality television game show based on the Swedish television series Expedition Robinson originally created in 1992 by Charlie Parsons. The show is based on stranding a group of strangers as one or more tribes in a remote location, where they must fend for food, water, fire, and shelter for themselves, while competing in challenges to earn rewards and immunity from being voted off by the tribe in progressive eliminations; the last challenger remaining at the end of the competition wins two a reward that ranges from two hundred million to three hundred million pesos prize (100-150 hundred thousandUS$) and title of "Colombian Robinson".

Overview

Expedición Róbinson rights were bought by Caracol TV in 2001.[1] This television network produced the first two seasons of Expedition Robinson. Both seasons were hosted by former beauty queen and actress Margarita Rosa de Francisco.[2] Two years later, rights for Expedición Robinson were sold to RCN TV. The series changed its original name to La Isla de los FamoS.O.S. ("Famous People Island", in English), in which all contestants were celebrities of Colombia. RCN TV has produced three seasons of La Isla de los FamoS.O.S. and all three of them have been hosted by journalist Guillermo Prieto "Pirry". For its part, Caracol TV has developed a variation of the show whose name is El desafío 20-0_ (in which the last number represents the year the season has been aired. i.e. Desafío 20-08[3]). So far, five seasons of El Desafío have been aired, three of them hosted by Margarita Rosa de Francisco again.

Expedición Robinson

Expedición Robinson aired two seasons in 2001 and 2002, respectively before being sold. Both seasons were a hit in Colombian audience. These seasons followed the same general format as the Swedish series.

Season 1: Expedición Róbinson

The show's first season was filmed during 2001 and was aired later that year. It was set on Bocas del Toro, off the Caribbean Coast of Panama.[4]

16 Colombians (8 women and 8 men) took part in the first season. The price was 200 million Colombian pesos. Contestants were divided into two initial tribes: Ukups and Atchas, these Kuna words mean "ants" and "bees", respectively. Ukup team was represented by yellow color as Atcha team was represented by orange color.

Thirteen episodes aired weekly on Sundays. Each episode lasted an hour except the season finale which lasted two hours. Besides official episodes, "El Diario Robinson" was aired during every week the show lasted on air. It was a 15 minutes long program in which unseen scenes from each episode were shot.

The show was won by Rolando Patarroyo. He was part of the Atcha tribe, who were outnumbered by the Ukup tribe at tribal merger. He won the 200 million pesos price and was presented as "the first Colombian Robinson". Marlon Restrepo, the runner-up of this season was rewarded with a van.

Participants

Contestant Original Tribe Switched Tribe Merged Tribe Finish Total votes
Ledys Patricia García
34, Barranquilla
Atcha 1st Voted Out
Day 3
6
Jorge "Goyo" Lozano
32, Bogotá
Atcha 2nd Voted Out
Day 6
5
Selene Baron
41, Bogotá
Ukup 3rd Voted Out
Day 9
7
Rosina
62, Bogotá
Atcha 4th Voted Out
Day 12
4
Catalina Jaimes
21, Medellín
Atcha 5th Voted Out
Day 15
8
Mónica Londoño
23, Medellín
Ukup Ukup 6th Voted Out
Day 18
4
Luis Miguel
33, Manizales
Atcha Ukup Korgi 7th Voted Out
Day 21
10
Ramón
28, Santa Marta
Ukup Ukup 8th Voted Out
1st Jury Member
Day 24
4
Pedro Luis Falla
25, Neiva
Atcha Atcha 9th Voted Out
2nd Jury Member
Day 27
7
Mauricio Arango
61, Medellín
Ukup Ukup 10th Voted Out
3rd Jury Member
Day 30
4
Lorena
19, Tuluá
Atcha Atcha 11th Voted Out
4th Jury Member
Day 33
4
Rafael Barrera
27, Barranquilla
Ukup Atcha 12th Voted Out
5th Jury Member
Day 36
3
Anny Cadena
33, Bucaramanga
Ukup Ukup 13th Voted Out
6th Jury Member
Day 37
6
Luisa Fernanda Bejarano
18, Buga
Ukup Ukup Eliminated
7th Jury Member
Day 38
8
Marlon Restrepo
25, Medellín
Ukup Ukup Runner-Up
Day 39
3
Rolando Patarroyo
25, Bogotá
Atcha Atcha Sole Survivor
Day 39
4

Voting history

Original Tribes Swap Merged Tribe
Episode #: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Eliminated: Patricia
6/8 votes
Goyo
4/7 votes
Selene
7/8 votes
Rosina
3/6 votes
Catalina
4/5 votes
Mónica
4/7 votes
Luis Miguel
9/10 votes
Ramón
4/9 votes
Pedro
4/8 votes
Mauricio
4/7 votes
Lorena
4/6 votes
Rafael
3/5 votes
Anny
1 vote1
Luisa
No vote2
Marlon
2/7 votes
Rolando
5/7 votes
VoterVote
Rolando Patricia Catalina Rosina Catalina Luis Miguel Ramón Luisa Luisa Luisa Rafael Jury Vote
Marlon Selene Anny Luis Miguel Ramón Pedro Mauricio Lorena Rafael Anny
Luisa Selene Mónica Luis Miguel Rolando Pedro Mauricio Lorena Rafael Marlon
Anny Selene Mónica Luis Miguel Rolando Pedro Mauricio Lorena Luisa Rolando
Rafael Selene Luis Miguel Pedro Pedro Mauricio Lorena Anny Marlon
Lorena Patricia Catalina Rosina Catalina Luis Miguel Ramón Luisa Luisa Luisa Rolando
Mauricio Selene Mónica Luis Miguel Marlon Marlon Marlon Rolando
Pedro Patricia Goyo Rosina Catalina Luis Miguel Ramón Luisa Rolando
Ramón Selene Mónica Luis Miguel Rolando Rolando
Luis Miguel Goyo Goyo Catalina Catalina Anny Pedro
Mónica Selene Anny
Catalina Patricia Goyo Rolando Pedro
Rosina Patricia Goyo Luis Miguel
Selene Anny
Goyo Patricia Catalina
Patricia Rosina

1 Marlon won the immunity challenge and the right to be part of the Final Two. He also had to choose one of the remaining contestants to be eliminated. He chose Anny to be voted out. 2 Rolando and Luisa had to compete in another challenge in order to be part of the Final Two. Rolando won the challenge, so Luisa was eliminated.

Elimination notes

Season 2: Expedición Róbinson: el desafío

Expedición Róbinson succeeded and became a hit in the Colombian audience. Caracol TV released a second season the next year, 2002. This time, the show format was changed extensively for the production of numerous 30 minute episodes. Episodes were broadcast from Sunday to Friday, and did not necessarily end with a Tribal Council elimination. Most of elimination episodes happened on Sundays.

This season was called Expedición Robinson: el desafío (desafío means challenge in English) and the chosen location to set the show was Los Haitises National Park, Dominican Republic. Challenges were more difficult than previous season and the contestants were not given any initial supplies, including food, water or matches. Both camps were given merely a water well and a machete, conditions were also extreme because camps were almost completely surrounded by mangroves and it was common both camps were invaded by mosquitos at the sunset.

The price was elevated 225 million Colombian pesos. Contestants were divided into two initial tribes: Mucaro and Kahaya, these Taíno words mean "owl" and "shark", respectively.[5] Mucaro team was represented by red color and Kahaya team was represented by green color.

The show was won by Cristobal Echevarría. He was part of the Mucaro tribe, he made a powerful alliance at the tribal swap. This alliance was known as the Paisa alliance, since all alliance members came from that region of the Country. He won the 225 million pesos price. Camila Puerta, the runner-up, was rewarded with 20 million pesos and an expedition to Australia.

Participants[6]

Contestant Original Tribe Switched Tribe Merged Tribe Finish Total votes
Pilar Meira
34, Cartagena
Kahaya 1st Voted Out
Day 3
5
César Augusto Cruz
42, Bogotá
Kahaya 2nd Voted Out
Day 6
9
Reyna Escobar
51, Manizales
Mucaro 3rd Voted Out
Day 9
7
Diana Márquez
20, Cali
Mucaro Kahaya 4th Voted Out
Day 12
6
Jean Pierre Mandonnet
37, Barranquilla
Mucaro Mucaro 5th Voted Out
Day 15
4
Juliana Pozzo
26, Bucaramanga
Kahaya Mucaro 6th Voted Out
Day 18
5
Ronald René Robles
23, Santa Marta
Kahaya Kahaya Yabisi 7th Voted Out
Day 21
5
Iván Darío Correa
37, Medellín
Kahaya Mucaro 8th Voted Out
1st Jury Member
Day 24
8
Diana Marcela Restrepo
20, Pensilvania, Caldas
Kahaya Mucaro 9th Voted Out
2nd Jury Member
Day 27
7
Juan Gabriel León
19, Cali
Kahaya Mucaro 10th Voted Out
3rd Jury Member
Day 30
9
Maria Carolina Lizcano
26, Bogotá
Mucaro Kahaya 11th Voted Out
4th Jury Member
Day 33
7
Jimena Urueña
21, Bogotá
Kahaya Kahaya 12th Voted Out
5th Jury Member
Day 36
6
Danilo García
32, Bogotá
Mucaro Kahaya 13th Voted Out
6th Jury Member
Day 37
3
Pedro José Vera
19, Cácota
Mucaro Kahaya 14th Voted Out
7th Jury Member
Day 38
2
Camila Puerta
20, Medellín
Mucaro Mucaro Runner-Up
Day 39
4
Cristóbal Echevarría
27, Medellín
Mucaro Mucaro Sole Survivor
Day 39
5

Voting history

Original Tribes Switched Tribes Merged Tribe
Episode #: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Eliminated: Pilar
5/8 votes
César
6/7 votes
Reyna
7/8 votes
Diana
5/6 votes
Jean Pierre
4/7 votes
Juliana
5/6 votes
Ronald
5/10 votes1
Iván
5/9 Votes
Diana Marcela
5/8 votes
Juan Gabriel
4/7 votes
Carolina
3/6 votes
Jimena
3/5 votes
Danilo
3/4 votes
Pedro
1 vote
Camila
1/7 votes
Cristóbal
6/7 votes
VoterVote
Cristóbal Reyna Jean Pierre Juliana Ronald Carolina Diana Marcela Carolina Carolina Jimena Danilo Pedro Jury Vote
Camila Reyna Jean Pierre Juliana Ronald Carolina Diana Marcela Juan Gabriel Carolina Jimena Danilo
Pedro Reyna Diana Juan Gabriel Iván Diana Marcela Juan Gabriel Jimena Jimena Danilo Cristóbal
Danilo Reyna Diana Juan Gabriel Jimena Diana Marcela Juan Gabriel Carolina Cristóbal Camila Cristóbal
Jimena Pilar César Diana Juan Gabriel Iván Cristóbal Juan Gabriel Camila Cristóbal Cristóbal
Carolina Reyna Diana Juan Gabriel Iván Danilo Camila Camila Cristóbal
Juan Gabriel Pilar César Iván Juliana Ronald Iván Diana Marcela Cristóbal Camila
Diana Marcela Pilar César Jean Pierre Juliana Ronald Iván Pedro Cristóbal
Iván Pilar César Jean Pierre Juliana Ronald Carolina Cristóbal
Ronald César César Diana Juan Gabriel
Juliana César César Iván Diana Marcela
Jean Pierre Reyna Iván
Diana Reyna Jimena
Reyna Diana
César Pilar Diana Marcela
Pilar César

1 The vote was initially tied 5-5 between Ronald and Juan Gabriel, but after a revote, Pedro changed his vote so Ronald was eliminated.

Elimination notes

See also

References

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