With 205 days inside the country's most famous house, the 29-year-old stood out for his cleverness, strategic ability, and remarkable charisma. He was also the player with the most leaderships won in this edition.
A millionaire prize for Tato Algorta
The winner not only took the glory, but also a multimillion prize package.
Tato received 85 million pesos (187,393 pounds) in cash, divided between the 70 million base (154,312 pounds) and the additional yield of 15 million (33,081 pounds). In addition, he was awarded a prefabricated house, a Motomel Skua 150 motorcycle valued at 3 million pesos (6,617 pounds), and a full year of free beer.
Tato ya afuera de la casa, recibe el calor de la gente y los premios.
The accountant and content creator now faces a new life outside the reality show, with a secure financial future and a name established in Argentine entertainment.
What the finalists Luz and Ulises took home
Ulises Apóstolo, the Cordoban who emerged as one of the great players of the edition, finished in second place. He was awarded 23 million pesos (50,721 pounds),a prefabricated house, a Motomel S2 150 Full motorcycle (valued at 2.5 million) (5,514 pounds), and a year of free beer.
Ulises, el subcampeón y Luz, la tercera del podio, y sus respectivos premios.
Luz Tito, the young woman from Jujuy who won over the audience with her empathy and fair play style, took third place. She received 11 million pesos (24,253 pounds),a prefabricated house, a Motomel Blitz 110 Plus motorcycle, and, like her fellow contestants, free beer for a year.
Tato's emotional farewell and Big's final message
As the last player in the house, Tato Algorta had the honor of turning off the lights. With his voice breaking with emotion, he left a message that moved everyone: he asked people to step out of their comfort zone, pursue their dreams, and be true to themselves.
He expressed gratitude for having met Luz, Luci, and Luchi, and also for the opportunity to live an experience that—according to him—changed his life. "Thank you for opening the doors of your house... for teaching me that if you go after what you want, you achieve it," he said, moved.
Meanwhile, Big Brother did not remain silent. He dedicated warm and forceful words to him: he described him as an intelligent, provocative leader, and acknowledged that he had honored the values of friendship. "Good luck, champion," he said affectionately.
Before crossing the door for the last time, Tato left a direct call to the audience's hearts: "Do, do, and do. That's where happiness is. Ignore other people's opinions, as long as you don't harm anyone. Be yourselves."
With that message, he closed the door. He also opened another: the one to a new life waiting for him outside the game.
