Housemates
Alejandro, "Coyote Dax"
Alejandro entered the house on Day 1. He was a housemate from Gran Hermano VIP 1.
Chari
Chari entered the house on Day 1. She was a housemate from Gran Hermano 12. Chari was ejected along with Rubén on Day 10 as they had a big argument which the producers considered an aggression.
Almudena, "Chiqui"
Chiqui entered the house on Day 1. She was a housemate from Supervivientes 2007 . Chiqui was ejected on Day 30 as she had a big argument with Natalia in which Chiqui grabbed her arm; this was considered an aggression.
David
David entered the house on Day 8. He was a housemate from La Casa de tu Vida 1. David was evicted along with Natalia on Day 36 after a housemate nomination with 3 of 3 votes.
Gerardo
Gerardo entered the house on Day 1. He was a housemate from Gran Hermano 11 Gerardo left the house on Day 20 as he felt uncomfortable his last week in the house.
Iván
Iván entered the house on Day 15. He was the winner of Gran Hermano 10. Iván became along with Loli the fifth pair to be evicted from El reencuentro on Day 43.
Jorge
Jorge entered the house on Day 1. He was a housemate from Las Joyas de la Corona.
Juanma
Juanma entered the house on Day 1. He was a housemate from La Casa de tu Vida 1. He became along Mónica the first housemate/pair to be evicted from El Reencuentro.
Juan Miguel
Juan Miguel entered the house on Day 1. He was a housemate from Hotel Glam.
Lara
Lara entered the house on Day 1. She was a housemate from Las Joyas de la Corona.
Loli
Loli entered the house on Day 15. She was a housemate from Gran Hermano 10. Loli became along with Iván the 5th pair to be evicted from El Reencuentro on Day 43.
Mónica
Mónica entered the house on Day 1. She was a housemate from La Casa de tu Vida 1. She became along Juanma the first housemate/pair to be evicted from El Reencuentro.
Natalia
Natalia entered the house on Day 8. She was a housemate from La Casa de tu Vida 1. Natalia was evicted along with David on Day 36 after a housemate nomination with 3 of 3 votes.
Oliver
Oliver entered the house on Day 22. He was a contestant from Muejeres y Hombres y Viceversa 1. Oliver and Tamara were evicted on Day 29 after one week in the house.
Rubén
Rubén entered the house on Day 1. He was a housemate from Gran Hermano 12. Rubén was ejected along with Chari on Day 10 as they had a big argument which the producers considered an aggression.
Saray
Saray entered the house on Day 1. She was a housemate from Gran Hermano 11 She was ejected on Day 22 due to Gerardo left the house two days before.
Sofía
Sofía entered the house on Day 1. She was a housemate from Supervivientes 2007 . She was the last evictee along with Javián on Day 43.
Tamara
Tamara entered the house on Day 22. She was a contestant from Muejeres y Hombres y Viceversa 1. Oliver and Tamara were evicted on Day 29 after one week in the house.
Vanessa
Vanessa entered the house on Day 8. She was a housemate from La Casa de tu Vida 1. She was evicted on Day 15 with Verónica.
Verónica
Verónica entered the house on Day 8. She was a housemate from La Casa de tu Vida 1. She was evicted on Day 15 with Vanessa.
Yola
Yola entered the house on Day 1. She was the winner from Hotel Glam.
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