Big Brother Brasil 6

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Big Brother Brasil 6
Season 6
Presented by Pedro Bial
No. of days78
No. of housemates14
WinnerMara Viana
Runner-upMariana Felício
No. of episodes78
Release
Original network Globo
Original releaseJanuary 10 (2006-01-10) –
March 28, 2006 (2006-03-28)
Season chronology
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Big Brother Brasil 6 was the sixth season of Big Brother Brasil which premiered January 10, 2006 with the season finale airing March 28, 2006 on the Rede Globo television network.

Contents

The show was produced by Endemol Globo and presented by news reporter Pedro Bial and directed by J.B Oliveira "Boninho". The prize award was R$1,000,000 without tax allowances.

The winner was 33-year-old nurse Maria Nilza "Mara" Viana from Porto Seguro, Bahia.

General

There were fourteen housemates competing for the grand prize. The season lasted 78 days, a decrease of one day over the previous season. The season produced the first ever all-female Final Two and was the only season (to date) that the Final Two housemates are from the same gender. [1]

Housemates

(ages stated at time of contest)

NameAgeOccupationHometownDay enteredDay exitedResult
Mara Viana33Nurse Porto Seguro 178Winner
Mariana Felício21Model and Fisherwoman Botucatu 178Runner-up
Rafael Valente26Teacher São José do Rio Preto 178Third place
Agustinho Mendonça31Supermarket Manager Rio de Janeiro 17611th Evicted
Gustavo Aguiar28Former Monk Belo Horizonte 17110th Evicted
Iran Gomes29Composer Rio de Janeiro 1649th Evicted
Carlos Issa28Lawyer São Paulo 1578th Evicted
Inês Gomes21Student Rio de Janeiro 1507th Evicted
Thaís Macêdo27Psychologist Belém do Pará 1436th Evicted
Léa Ferreira23Motogirl São Paulo 1365th Evicted
Roberta Brasil22Dancer Fortaleza 1294th Evicted
Daniel Saullo25Model Passa Quatro 1223rd Evicted
Dan Costa24Assistant Coach São Paulo 1152nd Evicted
Juliana Canabarro22Promoter Porto Alegre 181st Evicted

Future appearances

After this season, in 2006, Mariana Felício appeared in Dança dos Famosos 3, she finished in 9th place.

In 2010, Rafael Valente was contender to be a competitor on Big Brother Brasil 10, but ultimately did not return.

In 2019, Daniel Saullo and Mariana Felicio appeared as a couple in Power Couple Brasil 4, they finished as Runner-Up.

Voting history

The voting table below records whom each housemate voted to nominate on the diary room during his or her time in the House. The Head of Household (HOH) vote (cast in front of the other housemates) automatically nominates one housemate from eviction. Then, the other housemates vote and if the vote is tied, the HOH breaks the tie (all these types of vote count for the total number of nominations received).

Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4Week 5Week 6Week 7Week 8Week 9Week 10Week 11Nominations
received
Day 75Finale
Head of
Household		AgustinhoInêsInês
Iran		IranAgustinhoCarlosGustavoMarianaMaraMarianaRafael(none)
Power of
Immunity		ThaísCarlos
Roberta		ThaísCarlosMariana(none)MaraCarlosGustavo(none)
SavedLéaDanielRobertaInêsCarlosAgustinhoIranMariana
Nomination
(HoH)		JulianaCarlosDanielRobertaLéaThaísMaraAgustinhoRafaelAgustinhoMara
Nomination
(Housemates)		InêsDanAgustinhoRafaelRafaelGustavoInêsCarlosIranGustavoAgustinho
MaraDanielDanCarlosRafaelThaísGustavoRafaelGustavoHead of HouseholdGustavoAgustinhoWinner
R$1,000,000		10
MarianaInêsAgustinhoRafaelLéaRafaelIranIranCarlosIranHead of HouseholdNot
Eligible		Runner-up
R$50,000		3
RafaelDanDanThaísMaraInêsMaraInêsCarlosIranGustavoHead of Household3rd place
R$30,000		13
AgustinhoHead of HouseholdDanRafaelLéaHead of HouseholdGustavoInêsCarlosGustavoGustavoNot
Eligible		Evicted
(Day 76)		10
GustavoThaísLéaAgustinhoRafaelRafaelAgustinhoHead of HouseholdMaraIranRafaelEvicted
(Day 71)		10
IranDanDanCo-head of HouseholdHead of HouseholdRafaelInêsInêsMaraGustavoEvicted
(Day 64)		9
CarlosInêsLéaAgustinhoThaísThaísGustavoInêsRafaelEvicted
(Day 57)		9
InêsDanielHead of HouseholdCo-head of HouseholdRafaelRafaelIranCarlosEvicted
(Day 50)		11
ThaísMaraIranMarianaCarlosInêsMaraEvicted
(Day 43)		7
LéaCarlosMarianaCarlosMarianaIranEvicted
(Day 36)		5
RobertaGustavoIranAgustinhoMaraEvicted
(Day 29)		1
DanielInêsThaísAgustinhoEvicted
(Day 22)		3
DanMaraAgustinhoEvicted
(Day 15)		6
JulianaInêsEvicted
(Day 8)		1
Nominated
for Eviction		Inês
Juliana		Carlos
Dan		Agustinho
Daniel		Rafael
Roberta		Léa
Rafael		Gustavo
Thaís		Inês
Mara		Agustinho
Carlos		Iran
Rafael		Agustinho
Gustavo		Agustinho
Mara		Mara
Mariana
Rafael
EvictedJuliana
52%
to evict		Dan
69%
to evict		Daniel
67%
to evict		Roberta
76%
to evict		Léa
71%
to evict		Thaís
57%
to evict		Inês
78%
to evict		Carlos
59%
to evict		Iran
63%
to evict		Gustavo
63%
to evict		Agustinho
52%
to evict		Rafael
19%
to win
Mariana
34%
to win
Mara
47%
to win

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