La Granja VIP will show tapes to end the Montero Osuna fight

A disagreement over respect and physical conduct on the set of La Granja VIP will be tested against recorded video. Host Adal Ramones announced that the show will air footage of two specific incidents to determine if the versions offered by Pablo Montero and Mario “Mono” Osuna match the events that actually occurred. This intervention aims to provide a factual basis for the accusations exchanged during the recent assembly.

The conflict stemmed from the week eight nominations. Osuna accused the singer of showing a lack of respect toward Tío Pepe, a role dedicated to guiding the participants. Montero countered by alleging that Osuna had shoved Kevyn “Bicolor” Contreras the previous Friday and later apologized. The dispute escalated as both contestants defended their perspectives in front of the other housemates.

The root of the tension with Tío Pepe began during an evaluation of Montero’s performance as El Capataz. Tío Pepe argued that the singer’s field experience did not translate into effective leadership, citing late start times and an incubator that did not meet specifications. Montero disputed this assessment, stating he checked the pens early in the morning. Fellow housemates Julio Camejo and Kunno supported aspects of Montero’s work, prompting Ramones to suggest a direct conversation to resolve the differences.

During the assembly, Osuna claimed he witnessed the singer’s disrespect. He noted that Natalia Alcocer and Camejo had to step in to calm Montero down. Osuna emphasized that Tío Pepe deserves a distinct level of respect due to his mentoring function. The former soccer player also raised comments Montero made about the outfit of Daniela Alexis, questioning the timing of such remarks given the singer’s recent romantic involvement.

Montero responded by stating that Osuna was repeating points previously made by Manelyk González and Kunno. He then focused on the alleged physical contact, insisting he had heard Osuna apologize to Bicolor. The singer challenged Osuna to admit to the shove. Kevyn had also brought up the incident during his own nomination speech.

Ramones concluded the segment by identifying the two specific cases for review: the interaction between Montero and Tío Pepe, and the alleged shove involving Osuna and Bicolor. He stated that the footage would be shown the following day to allow the audience to see the scenes.

The host explained that viewers who had not seen the moments could now observe them and judge whether the accusations were grounded in reality. The broadcast of these clips is scheduled for the next episode of the program.