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La Isla: El Reality

La Isla: El Reality

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La Isla also known as La Isla: El Reality is a Mexican reality show that aired on August 20, 2012 It was produced by Be-Tv together with TV Azteca and is based on the Colombian Reality Desafío Caracol TV.. The program shows three groups of players: the first two are composed of Mexican characters, known as famosos and showbiz celebridades, and a third team players called The Desconocidos.

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Budget

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Revenue

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Status

Returning Series

Original Language

Spanish

Runtime

mins

Rating

6/10

Release Date

06 June 2025

Country

Nicaragua

Cast

Alejandro Lukini

Alejandro Lukini

Host

Fernando Lozada

Fernando Lozada

Fernando

Shada Hernández

Shada Hernández

Shada

Alba Zepeda

Alba Zepeda

Alba

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