Housemates
In this season, there is a double game. On Day 1, thirteen housemates (Adrián, Daniela, Eduardo, Elsa, Juan, Laura, Maica, Maite, Manuel, Nerea, Óscar, Rubén, and Vanessa) moved to the Main House. In contrast, the remaining six (Javier, Jorge, Lucía, Luis, Silvia, and Violeta) moved into the Secret House, where the housemates have a certain connection with some other housemates in the main house or between them. Each week two housemates from the Secret House will move to the Main House and vice-versa.
Here are the connections between the housemates in both houses:
- Luis and Violeta are Nerea's boyfriend and ex-friend respectively who had an affair in the past.
- Jorge met Violeta in the casting process and felt some kind of connection with her.
- Lucía and Silvia are twins and they have to pretend they don't know each other.
- Javier is Vanessa's husband and he was told he was going to enter with her but in the end Vanessa entered to the house and was sent to the secret house.
| Housemates | Age | Residence | Occupation | Day entered | Day exited | Status |
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 Adrián Creus | 26 | Tarragona | Profesional boxer | Day 1 | | |
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 Daniela Cano | 31 | Barcelona | Finance graduate | Day 1 | | |
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| Eduardo Insua «Edi» | 34 | Fisterra | Businessman | Day 1 | | |
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| Elsa Mateos | 30 | Bilbao | Shop assistant and bartender | Day 1 | | |
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| Javier Mouzo | 41 | Ferrol | Orchestra singer | Day 1 | | |
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| Jorge Pérez | 32 | Fisterra | Soldier and military | Day 1 | | |
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| Juan Luis Quintana | 29 | Lanzarote | Entertainment director and dancer | Day 1 | | |
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| Laura Galera | 20 | Seville | Nursing assistant and waitress | Day 1 | | |
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 Lucía Rolek | 25 | Madrid | Law student and restaurant manager | Day 1 | | |
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| Luis García | 22 | Alcorcón | Delivery man and Marketing student | Day 1 | | |
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| Maica Benedicto | 25 | Cartagena | Model and health visitor | Day 1 | | |
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| Maite Benítez | 35 | Ampuero | Canning factory worker | Day 1 | | |
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| Manuel Vulcán «DJ Vulcán» | 22 | Cádiz | DJ | Day 1 | | |
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| Nerea Minguela | 20 | Alcorcón | Law student & English teacher | Day 1 | | |
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| Óscar Landa | 38 | San Sebastián | Riding instructor | Day 1 | | |
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| Rubén Pérez «Ruvens» | 29 | Albacete | Film director | Day 1 | | |
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| Silvia Rolek | 25 | Madrid | Restaurant manager and waitress | Day 1 | | |
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| Vanessa Bouza | 39 | Ferrol | Orchestra singer | Day 1 | | |
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| Violeta Crespo | 22 | Toledo | Dance teacher and former beauty queen | Day 1 | | |
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