During the last episode of Big Brother Golden Generation, Ceferino Reato took stock of the reality show and surprised everyone by pointing out several aspects that he did not like
After months of living together, strategies, nominations, and eliminations, Big Brother Golden Generation came to an end and left Solange Abraham as the winner. However, the conclusion of the reality show also opened up space for analysts to take stock of one of the most unique editions of the format.
In the final program, the finalists reunited with the panelists and received their feedback on their time in the house. It was then that Ceferino Reato surprised Santiago del Moro by making a direct critique of the season, not shying away from mentioning the aspects that, from his personal perspective, hindered the development of the game.
“It was very exhausting, very long, and also very irregular,” began the journalist before the host and the participants.
What Ceferino Reato said about Big Brother Golden Generation
In explaining his stance, Reato specifically pointed to one of the characteristics that differentiated this edition from other seasons: the participation of well-known figures alongside players of different profiles.
“It is very difficult to produce a house of celebrities. Celebrities have their own concerns,” he stated.
From there, the analyst acknowledged that he feels more identified with the classic version of the reality show, where unknown individuals enter television for the first time and must adapt to the conditions imposed by the game.
Big Brother Golden Generation has come to an end
“I prefer the more traditional format: anonymous beings, with clear rules, where the expelled cannot return and so on, because it seems more appealing to me personally,” he expressed.
His comment also focused on the returns to the competition, one of the peculiarities that characterized Golden Generation. Solange herself, for example, left the house by decision of Big Brother and later managed to return through a Golden Ticket, ultimately becoming the champion.
Ceferino's reflection on Solange's victory
Beyond his criticisms of the format, Reato congratulated the two protagonists of the finale, Solange Abraham and Yisela “Yipio” Pintos, and highlighted that they represented very different ways of navigating the competition.
“Congratulations to both. I think they are very different,” he noted before reflecting on what, in his view, the public's choice meant.
The journalist defined Solange based on the role she played within the narrative of the reality show and found it striking that a participant with a confrontational profile managed to prevail in the final vote.
“It is also interesting what comes from society, what is rewarded. It was very difficult for a villain to win Big Brother; this time it has happened, and that means a lot,” he reflected.
Solange was characterized during the competition by engaging in confrontations and facing numerous nomination plates. Finally, she prevailed over Yipio with 51.8% of the positive votes, a result that made her the winner of Big Brother Golden Generation.
