Expedición Robinson was the Ecuadorian version of the popular show Expedition Robinson, or Survivor as it is called in some countries. The show only ran for one season that lasted from August 28, 2003, to October 26, 2003, and was presented by Marisa Sánchez. The sixteen contestants were initially separated into two tribes, Akela and Bimbuka both named after indigenous Ecuadorian words. The first major twist of the season occurred in episode three when both tribes were forced to vote out one member of their tribe. In episode four, the show saw its first voluntary exit as Penélope Benalcázar decided to leave the competition. From episode five onwards the Akela tribe began to dominate the challenges, winning two of the three immunity challenges. When it came time for the merge, the Akela tri
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| - Expedición Robinson was the Ecuadorian version of the popular show Expedition Robinson, or Survivor as it is called in some countries. The show only ran for one season that lasted from August 28, 2003, to October 26, 2003, and was presented by Marisa Sánchez. The sixteen contestants were initially separated into two tribes, Akela and Bimbuka both named after indigenous Ecuadorian words. The first major twist of the season occurred in episode three when both tribes were forced to vote out one member of their tribe. In episode four, the show saw its first voluntary exit as Penélope Benalcázar decided to leave the competition. From episode five onwards the Akela tribe began to dominate the challenges, winning two of the three immunity challenges. When it came time for the merge, the Akela tri (en)
- Expedición Robinson fue la versión ecuatoriana del popular reality show Expedición Robinson o Survivor como se le llama en algunos países. El espectáculo solo duró una temporada, que fue emitida desde el 28 de agosto de 2003 hasta el 26 de octubre de 2003 y fue presentado por Marisa Sánchez. Los dieciséis concursantes se dividieron inicialmente en dos tribus: Akela y Bimbuka (nombres de palabras indígenas ecuatorianas). El primer giro importante de la temporada se produjo en el episodio tres, cuando ambas tribus se vieron obligados a votar a un miembro de su tribu. En el episodio cuatro, el show tuvo su primera salida voluntaria, Penélope Benalcázar. Desde el quinto episodio en adelante la tribu Akela comenzó a dominar los desafíos, ganar dos de los tres desafíos de inmunidad. Cuando lleg (es)
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| - Expedición Robinson fue la versión ecuatoriana del popular reality show Expedición Robinson o Survivor como se le llama en algunos países. El espectáculo solo duró una temporada, que fue emitida desde el 28 de agosto de 2003 hasta el 26 de octubre de 2003 y fue presentado por Marisa Sánchez. Los dieciséis concursantes se dividieron inicialmente en dos tribus: Akela y Bimbuka (nombres de palabras indígenas ecuatorianas). El primer giro importante de la temporada se produjo en el episodio tres, cuando ambas tribus se vieron obligados a votar a un miembro de su tribu. En el episodio cuatro, el show tuvo su primera salida voluntaria, Penélope Benalcázar. Desde el quinto episodio en adelante la tribu Akela comenzó a dominar los desafíos, ganar dos de los tres desafíos de inmunidad. Cuando llegó el momento de la fusión, la tribu Akela se desmoronó rápidamente ya que cinco de sus antiguos miembros fueron votados. Cuando llegó el momento de la final, cuatro de los concursantes compitieron en dos retos para determinar quienes serían los dos finalistas. Tanto Tania Tenorio y Víctor Herrera perdieron estos desafíos y fueron eliminados. En última instancia, fue Tito Grefa, el único miembro de la tribu Akela en llegar a la final, el cual ganó la temporada sobre Francisco Gordillo con una votación del jurado de 6-1. (es)
- Expedición Robinson was the Ecuadorian version of the popular show Expedition Robinson, or Survivor as it is called in some countries. The show only ran for one season that lasted from August 28, 2003, to October 26, 2003, and was presented by Marisa Sánchez. The sixteen contestants were initially separated into two tribes, Akela and Bimbuka both named after indigenous Ecuadorian words. The first major twist of the season occurred in episode three when both tribes were forced to vote out one member of their tribe. In episode four, the show saw its first voluntary exit as Penélope Benalcázar decided to leave the competition. From episode five onwards the Akela tribe began to dominate the challenges, winning two of the three immunity challenges. When it came time for the merge, the Akela tribe quickly fell apart as five of its former members were voted out in a row. When it came time for the final four, the contestants competed in two challenges to determine who would be the final two. Both Tania Tenorio and Victor Herrera lost these challenges and were eliminated.Ultimately, it was Tito Grefa, the only member of the Akela tribe to make the final five, who won the season over Francisco Gordillo with a jury vote of 6-1. (en)
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