La Granja VIP clears Mono Osuna of pushing Kevyn Bicolor after review of footage
Host Adal Ramones stated that a multi-angle analysis of the incident found no intentional contact, despite accusations raised during the week eight nominations.
By Lucia Orlov ·
The reality show La Granja VIP concluded its review of a physical altercation between contestants Mario “Mono” Osuna and Kevyn “Bicolor” Contreras without issuing a sanction.
Host Adal Ramones announced that the production team had examined video footage from multiple angles to determine if a rule violation occurred. The team found that Osuna did not commit a fault requiring a penalty, a decision made before the issue was formally debated in the weekly assembly.
Osuna, a former professional soccer player, responded to the accusations by stating that his housemates were attempting to create a narrative based on falsehoods. He claimed he remained calm because he knew he had not broken any rules. “I was so calm,” Osuna said, adding that his athletic background helped him understand his own actions.
The dispute originated during the nominations for week eight, when actor Pablo Montero accused Osuna of pushing Bicolor. Montero claimed that Osuna had apologized to Bicolor after the incident. Bicolor supported the accusation during his own turn to speak, prompting Ramones to pull the surveillance footage for immediate review.
During the discussion, housemate Natalia Alcocer contributed to the debate on what constitutes physical contact. She suggested that being touched or pushed could qualify as such an interaction. Ramones explained that while participants may perceive events differently, the technical review did not identify any contact made with the intent to cause harm.
Ramones emphasized that if the alleged attack had truly occurred as described, Osuna would not still be inside the house. The host used the moment to remind the other residents that any future aggression would not be overlooked. He asked the contestants to report any situation they believed involved a genuine attack.
The decision stands as the final ruling on the specific incident between the two men. No additional penalties or points were assigned to Osuna or Bicolor following the clarification of the footage.
Source: XHJK-TDT
