The first Sunday of La Granja VIP left a high-impact moment: the departure of singer Carolina Ross, who became the first celebrity to leave the competition after receiving only between 15% and 25% of the public's support.

Although her dream on the farm is over, her departure marked the beginning of one of the most reality show intrigue: "El Legado." This means that Ross received a benefit and was able to nominate a member of the reality show.

The Sunday gala, broadcast by Azteca UNO, experienced a moment of maximum tension when, after saving Teo, host Adal Ramones left Carolina Ross and "La Bea" awaiting the final verdict. In a duel where the audience vote was the law, the numbers did not accompany the singer, whose support fluctuated in that low percentage range, insufficient to keep her in the race.

A farewell with power?

However, elimination on La Granja VIP is never the end. Before leaving the field, Carolina Ross exercised the exclusive benefit of "El Legado," a rule that allows the eliminated contestant to directly nominate one of the farmers to be part of the risky board for the following week.

This strategic move turned her farewell into an act of power. Without needing to explain himself, Ross chose one of the week's nominees, injecting an immediate dose of revenge or strategy into the game.

His decision ensures that his influence remains on the farm and that the rest of the contestants remember that, even by leaving, they can alter the fate of the competition.

What are the dynamics of the reality show like?

Elimination on La Granja VIP is a meticulous process that takes place throughout the week, combining tests, nominations and the crucial public verdict.

'La Granja VIP' also airs on Azteca UNO and can also be seen 24/7 on Disney Plus.