Darío Barassi returns to the screen of El Trece with a new season of his show "Ahora Caigo". The host, after his vacation, is preparing to tackle a new stage of the show, now in the prime time slot, with the intention of improving the channel's audience.
In a recent promo, Barassi appears enjoying his vacation while the song "Quisiera que esto dure para siempre" plays. He quickly interrupts the song with a message: "But no, it doesn't last forever. Unfortunately, these vacations have to end, but for a good reason: Barassi returns, Ahora Caigo returns to the screen of El Trece."
Barassi's return and the changes in the show
In the new season of "Ahora Caigo", according to the host himself, there will be more games, more fun, and, of course, much more money at stake. "Are we coming back the same? No: more games, more fun, much more cash... and, are you ready? We're coming back at night, Prime time," announced Barassi.
The anticipated return of "Ahora Caigo" will be on March 31, with a time slot yet to be defined. The show will compete in the line-up with other programs on El Trece, like "The Balls", the show of Guido Kaczka.
The details of the new season of "Ahora Caigo"
According to official information from El Trece, the new season will feature new participants and new stories. Additionally, the general knowledge games will be more intense, and the maximum prize could reach 5 million pesos.
The show will follow the competition format between a main contestant, called "Leader", and ten other participants. The Leader must defeat each of the opponents in general knowledge question battles. If he loses, he will be replaced by the winner of that round.
Changes in the format and audience participation
An interesting detail is that contestants will be able to choose whether or not to play the Final Game. If they decide to play it, they could double their accumulated amount or leave with nothing. If they choose not to play it, they will take half of the prize.
Barassi regresará a El Trece para conducir "Ahora Caigo"
Additionally, the audience will have more interaction with the show. They will be able to participate in three ways: being contestants, being in the stands, or assigning values to the 20 game footprints. Participants must complete a form and, together with Barassi, decide how to distribute the value of the footprints, which are divided into high and low.
