Since 'La Granja VIP' on TV Azteca began, social media users have constantly compared it to Televisa's 'La Casa de los Famosos Mexico,' and Rosa Maria Nogueron, the producer of 'LCDLFM', addressed the issue in a meeting with Mexican media. In response to criticism that LCDFM doesn't listen to its audience, unlike its competitor, Nogueron stated: "If we didn't listen to the audience... there's the winner. There's a reason we had the millions of viewers we did, there's a reason we're trending not just once or twice, but sometimes 15 times, so I think the numbers speak for themselves," she declared. The producer was specifically questioned about the technical errors and glitches in the live broadcasts that have plagued 'La Granja VIP'. With diplomacy, Nogueron avoided directly criticizing the rival program, but reaffirmed his production's philosophy.

“I respect everyone's work; these are very tired, exhausting programs. I can't give my opinion; I haven't seen it. Let people give their opinions; the people who have followed 'La Casa de los Famosos Mexico' over three seasons are the ones who will be able to have the best opinion,” he commented.

This stance comes in a context where, despite LCDLFM's high ratings, comparisons on social media show a slight advantage for La Granja VIP, largely because its production has managed to clear up some controversies in a matter of hours.

However, the TV Azteca program has also faced its own criticism for constant technical failures during its broadcasts.

Did Sergio Mayer Mori reject La Casa de los Famosos Mexico?

The press conference also touched on other topics. Nogueron was asked about the statements made by Sergio Mayer Mori, who confessed on 'La Granja VIP' that he wouldn't have accepted to enter LCDLFM because, according to him, he couldn't bring his guitar in. Currently, Mayer Mori is one of the best-known and most popular participants on 'La Granja VIP'.The young man has amassed thousands of fans who leave comments on the show's social media. The production company categorically denied that a formal offer had been made to the singer, clarifying that his name had only been mentioned superficially. "Do you think it's despicable to be in the House of the Famous? His name was on the table, but there was no current offer," they explained.