A gathering of celebrities is set to descend on the pristine shores of Honduras in the coming weeks as a fresh edition of a beloved reality adventure begins. The Mediaset network is gearing up for the return of Survivors, once again taking the lead with a star-studded lineup led by Jorge Javier Vázquez from the Fuencarral studios.
Laura Madrueño will reprise her role as host, guiding the island broadcasts for the second consecutive year, while Carlos Sobera oversees Nobody’s Land. This season welcomes Sandra Barneda as the master of ceremonies for Conexión Honduras, enriching the hosting team with a seasoned presence on screen.
Anticipation is building as the cast is gradually revealed, with Cayos Cochinos serving as the backdrop for what promises to be one of the most demanding challenges seen on the show.
This season features an influencer turned chef who rose to fame through MasterChef in 2017. Although she did not win the competition, her public profile soared and she built a career that spans acting in films like We Were Songs and television projects such as Someone Must Die and Sagrada Familia. She brings a blend of culinary creativity and screen presence to the tropical competition.
Reuben Torres
For many, Torres is a familiar name—especially to followers of the Netflix reality series Falso Amor, where the Barcelona firefighter has gathered a loyal audience. His appearance signals a dynamic blend of rugged resilience and emotional storytelling underway on the island.
Claudia and Mario
The duo appear as pairs on screen but are a couple off screen as well, having met after participating in Temptation Island and overcoming personal trials. They arrive to test the strength of their relationship amidst the pressures and temptations of the island, raising questions about fidelity and teamwork under scrutiny.
Pedro García Aguado
A familiar face in survival programming, Aguado previously hosted The Island on La Sexta. His experience navigating remote challenges and managing competing personalities could give him an edge as the group faces the island’s unpredictable dynamics.
Rocío Madrid
Fans may remember Rocío Madrid from Crónicas Marcianas. After a long hiatus from television, she returns to the public eye with renewed energy and a readiness to engage with new audiences on the Honduras set.
Carmen Borrego
Fame as the daughter of María Teresa Campos and Terelu Campos brought her into public life behind the scenes. Her Bridge to reality television remains strong, and she enters Survivors with a vow to pour everything she has into the competition.
Kike Calleja
This journalist first gained attention as a reporter for Sálvame and through his connection with Terelu Campos. On the island, he brings a journalist’s curiosity and a readiness to break news under pressure, along with a knack for navigating high-stakes moments.
Lorena Morlote
Her career spans working with global stars like Victoria Beckham, Eva Longoria, Paris Hilton, and Shakira. Morlote arrives with a wealth of experience in front of and behind the camera, and questions linger about the island’s secrets she might reveal under scrutiny.
Angel Jesús
The son of Bárbara Rey and the controversial figure Ángel Cristo becomes the sixth contestant in this season. His public profile rose following provocative remarks about his family and royalty, and he aims to prove his endurance in Honduras.
Blanca Manchón
World champion windsurfer Blanca Manchón calls the sea home, with a competitive spirit that shines on land and water alike. A mother of three, she arrives determined to compete fiercely and to demonstrate that athletic discipline translates to island resilience.
Zayra Gutiérrez
Daughter of José María Gutiérrez “Guti” and Arantxa de Benito, Zayra has emerged in media circles through late-night entertainment and gossip programs. At 23, she arrives as a new face in the reality landscape, prepared to navigate the spotlight as a mother and public figure.
Arkan
The Alicante-raised rapper and former MasterChef Celebrity contestant joins the Honduras voyage. He shared a video detailing his physical training, signaling his commitment to meeting the physical and strategic demands of the island.
Arantxa del Sol
Arantxa del Sol will test her survival skills as well, with a media-sourced profile built on late 20th-century television milestones. Her career has spanned hosting and variety formats across Telecinco, establishing a long-standing connection to the audience there.
Javier Ungría
According to El Mundo, the former spouse of Elena Tablada is set to join Survivors. His signing comes as his ex-partner also appears on Dancing with the Stars on the same network, potentially creating a fresh wave of public interest as the season unfolds.