The second season of “La Casa de Alofoke” is generating a lot of discussion. It features diverse personalities, including Carlos Montesquieu, Young Swagon, Gracie Bon, Shadow Blow, La Perversa, Pollito Tropical, Luis Santana, Andy de la Cruz (La Fruta), JD with his Flow, Julissa Gutierrez (Magaly), Dianabel Gomez and others. Recently, Colombian Melissa Gate also joined, and former baseball player Luis Poland is participating.

Content is one thing, being complicit in beatings is another,” says Carlos Adyan – Host of “At Home with Telemundo”

Unfortunately, although the reality show is definitely very appealing, there is too much explicit violence within it. Not only verbal, but also physical. And to this day, many of these arguments, which often escalate into physical fights, have not been censored, much less punished, by the production team.

Threats are exchanged, and although many users try to justify it, the truth is that when content becomes so controversial, detractors with valid points of view emerge.

One of them, recently, has been the opinion of host Carlos Adyan, where Adyan hosts the program “At Home with Telemundo,” they have supported the reality show, not only sharing news about what happens inside the house, but also addressing some of the issues.

that stand out there, such as the recent conversations of Carlos “Caramelo” Cruz.

I don't understand how the Dominican authorities haven't done anything to set limits,” reaffirmed Carlos Adyan – Host of “En Casa con Telemundo”

Carlos Adyan's criticism, entirely valid, reads as follows: “I love that the Puerto Rican is the only one who's clear… The production team is turning a blind eye, normal the daily beatings in these reality shows… They're seeing everything, They let three women fight for two minutes and do nothing until the guy complains, saying that production isn't doing anything to separate them…

He also added: “Content is one thing, being complicit in beatings and gang fights is another. In fact,I don't understand how the Dominican authorities haven't done anything to set limits.”

The Puerto Rican host concludes by saying that it's a shame that these kinds of stunts have to be put on just for a little money.

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