Gran Hermano (Ecuadorian TV series)

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Gran Hermano
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Country of origin Ecuador
Original languageSpanish
No. of seasons1
Production
Production company Endemol
Original release
Network Ecuavisa
Release16 March (2003-03-16) 
13 July 2003 (2003-07-13)
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Big Brother

Gran Hermano was the Ecuadorian version of the reality show based on the international Big Brother format produced in the Netherlands by Endemol. Gran Hermano was broadcast by Ecuavisa network and 24 hours a day by its paid television company Univisa obtaining the highest ratings of the last years.

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The reality show was filmed in the house of Argentine version, owned by the television Network Telefe and it began on 16 March 2003 and finished on 13 July 2003 with a total duration of 120 days.

The winner of the first season was David Burbano, a 21-year-old student born in the city of Cuenca.

First season (2003)

Contestants

NameAgeHometownOccupationResult
David Burbano21 Cuenca, Azuay StudentWinner
Álvaro Montalván23 Guayaquil, Guayas Bachelor of Business AdministrationRunner-Up
Pablo Úraga24 Guayaquil , Guayas Marketing TechnicalThird Place
Katherine Escobar18 Quito, Pichincha ModelFourth Place
María Rosa Mite27 Guayaquil, Guayas MerchantEvicted
Jaime Andres Sempertegui25 Guayaquil, Guayas Systems Engineer StudentEvicted
Karina Romo23 Guayaquil, Guayas ModelEvicted
Monica Vela28 Quito, Pichincha ActressEvicted
Lorena Zerpa21 Quito, Pichincha Foreign Trade StudentWalked
Vladimir Oña28 Quito, Pichincha Marketing ProfessionalEvicted
Marco Beltran22 Guayaquil, Guayas Human Resources StudentEvicted
Sofía Gomez24 Guayaquil, Guayas CraftswomanEvicted
Wendy Sanchez22 Manta, Manabi Family BusinessEvicted

Nominations table

Housemates nominate for two points (top of the box) and one point (bottom of the box) and the two or more Housemates with the most nomination points face the public vote.

Week 1Week 3Week 5Week 7Week 9Week 11Week 13Week 15Week 17
DavidWendy
Marco
 ?
?
 ?
?
Vladimir
Pablo
Maria Rosa
Pablo
Karina
Pablo
Jaime Andres
Pablo
Pablo
Maria Rosa
Winner
(Day 120)
AlvaroMarco
Wendy
Jaime Andrés
Sofia
Marco
Pablo
Pablo
Vladimir
Jaime Andres
Pablo
Karina
Pablo
Pablo
Jaime Andres
Pablo
Katherine
Runner-Up
(Day 120)
PabloWendy
?
 ?
?
David
?
David
?
Alvaro
David
Alvaro
Katherine
David
Alvaro
Alvaro
David
Third Place
(Day 120)
KatherineNot in
House
Karina
Maria Rosa
Jaime Andres
Maria Rosa
Maria Rosa
Pablo
Fourth Place
(Day 116)
Maria RosaWendy
Marco
Marco
Sofia
Marco
Pablo
Vladimir
Pablo
Alvaro
David
Katherine
Karina
Katherine
David
Katherine
David
Evicted
(Day 113)
Jaime AndresWendy
?
 ?
?
David
?
 ?
David
Alvaro
Monica
Katherine
Álvaro
Katherine
Alvaro
Evicted
(Day 99)
KarinaWendy
Marco
Sofia
Marco
David
Marco
 ?
?
Monica
Álvaro
Katherine
David
Evicted
(Day 85)
Monica ?
?
Sofia
?
Marco
Pablo
Vladimir
Pablo
Alvaro
Karina
Evicted
(Day 71)
LorenaWendy
?
 ?
?
 ?
?
 ?
?
Walked
(Day 60)
VladimirWendy
?
 ?
?
David
?
David
Monica
Evicted
(Day 57)
Marco ?
?
 ?
?
 ?
?
Evicted
(Day 43)
Sofia ?
?
 ?
?
Evicted
(Day 29)
Wendy ?
?
Evicted
(Day 15)
Notesnone 1, 2, 3 4 none 5, 6
NominatedMarco
Wendy
Marco
Sofia
David
Marco
David
Pablo
Vladimir
Alvaro
Monica
Karina
Katherine
Jaime Andres
Katherine
Maria Rosa
Pablo
Katherine
Alvaro
David
Katherine
Pablo
WalkednoneLorenanone
EvictedWendy
60%
to evict
Sofia
81%
to evict
Marco
78%
to evict
Vladimir
92%
to evict
Monica
87%
to evict
Karina
84%
to evict
Jaime Andres
60%
to evict
Maria Rosa
84%
to evict
Katherine
10.44%
(out of 4)
to win
Pablo
13.4%
(out of 3)
to win
Alvaro
34.6%
(out of 3)
to win
David
52.0%
(out of 3)
to win

Notes

  • Note 1: In week 9, Lorena voluntarily leaves the house.
  • Note 2: In week 9, an exchange was held between the Houses of Big Brother Ecuador and Big Brother Mexico. Alvaro was chosen to travel to Mexico and Eduardo, a mexican contestant, to live one week in the Ecuadorian edition.
  • Note 3: In week 10 Katherine entered the house as Lorena's replacement.
  • Note 4: In week 11 Katherine loses her Immunity for revealing outside information.She can nominate and be nominated.
  • Note 5: The final was split into two rounds. The first finalist was eliminated with minor percentage of save votes on Day 116 and then the public continued voting for the winner between the remaining three Housemates.
  • Note 6: The total telephone votes were 531,721. 276,307 votes were for David, 184,198 votes were for Alvaro and 71,216 votes were for Pablo.

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