Fede Vigevani joins 'La casa de los famosos México' cast
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Social media phenomenon Fede Vigevani will join the fourth season of "La casa de los famosos México."
- Vigevani, who has over 76 million YouTube subscribers, expressed excitement about participating in the reality show.
- The Uruguayan influencer is known for his YouTube content, including challenges, pranks, and mystery videos.
Fede Vigevani, a prominent figure on social media with over 76 million YouTube subscribers, is set to become the twelfth contestant in the fourth season of "La casa de los famosos México." The announcement was made on Sunday, marking a significant move for the Uruguayan influencer into the reality television space.
Vigevani, whose real name is Federico Augusto Vigevani, is 31 years old and has built a substantial online following. His main YouTube channel boasts over 70 million subscribers, making him the most subscribed Spanish-speaking content creator. He first gained fame in 2014 as part of the prank channel Dosogas, which led him to relocate to Mexico City and tour Latin America.
After Dosogas disbanded in 2018, Vigevani launched his eponymous channel. There, he focuses on challenges, pranks, and mystery-themed content, which has particularly resonated with a younger audience. His international reach has also been boosted by collaborations with global creators like Mr. Beast.
In his presentation for "La casa de los famosos México," Vigevani shared his enthusiasm for the new venture, admitting it's a format he has never experienced before. "I am very happy for my followers to see me 24 hours a day. It's a show I've never done... but I want them to see me as I am," he stated.
Vigevani joins a cast that includes Ernesto Laguardia, Karina Torres, and Cynthia Klitbo, among other personalities. The new season of the reality show is scheduled to premiere on July 26.
I am very happy for my followers to see me 24 hours a day. It's a show I've never done... but I want them to see me as I am.
Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.