There were many rumors about the future of Jesús Vázquez in Mediaset, whose latest project Para toda la vida: The bachelorette was a resounding failure: it became the least-watched reality show in the history of Telecinco after several schedule and channel changes that they finished below a 3% share in their last two installments, already relegated to the late night of Cuatro. However, Jesús Vázquez, who renewed his long-term contract with the audiovisual group a year ago, returns to the front line with one of nostalgia: Mediaset has announced this Friday that the mythical ¡Allá tú! return to Telecinco.
“Euros, euros, dubidoo… Euros, euros, there you are!” The tune that resonates in the heads of millions of viewers evokes the memory of one of the most popular contests on Spanish television. 12 years after their farewell, ¡Allá tú! will return to Telecinco with a new version that will once again have Jesús Vázquez as presenter and that will incorporate new elements and twists in its mechanics, announces Mediaset.
The chain is already working with Gestmusic in the pre-production of this game show based on negotiation skills, intuition and temperance when making decisions. In There You! the participants meet on a set where each one has a box in their possession. The chosen one has to go choosing and opening the boxes of his companions to find out the prizes or amounts of money that he will no longer be able to choose until he is left with only one box at the end, whose prize is the one he wins. Throughout the process and to give it more excitement, the presenter transmits to the contestants the offers made by La Banca, an enigmatic character who offers them possible economic barter if they give up the contents of the boxes that remain to be opened.
There you! is an adaptation of the international format Deal or not deal, broadcast in 83 territories since its creation with great audience success. France and Italy have recently reissued it and the United Kingdom is already preparing its own.
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