Overview
- TV Azteca announced on July 18 that it secured the Mexican rights to the reality franchise La Granja VIP in collaboration with Fremantle.
- The move is designed to position the network as a direct competitor to Televisa’s leading show La Casa de los Famosos México.
- La Granja VIP will run for ten weeks with 24/7 camera coverage as celebrities perform daily farming tasks in a rural setting.
- Weekly incentives and penalties are built into the format to heighten drama, maintain viewer engagement and generate unpredictable moments.
- Adrián Ortega said the project reflects TV Azteca’s drive to reinvent reality storytelling while Fremantle’s Johanna Helma noted its proven success on the global stage.