Survivors 2024 started last Thursday in style. Telecinco's flagship had no rival and ended the night of its premiere by announcing that the casting was not closed: two former contestants, who responded to the initials F.J. and L.M., were going to join the adventure in Honduras.
The program did not say who he was and only gave a couple of clues. Despite this, social networks did not take long to launch the first names. The most popular were Kiko Jiménez, whose given name is Francisco, and Laura Matamoros. Without a doubt, two characters who, if they were chosen to have a second chance, were going to provide a lot of content.
As Sandra Barneda promised last Thursday, the program has confirmed the names of the surprise contestants. And social networks were not at all wrong. Indeed, he is Sofía Suescun's boyfriend and Kiko Matamoros' daughter.
The first to be announced has been the one from Jaen. The controversial collaborator, visibly excited by his return to reality, has been very grateful and happy: "It brings back a lot of memories, I had a very bad time. I suffered a lot but I'm also happy to be here, I can't help it. I'm nervous and I agreement with my family, with Sofía's advice... I want to live this experience to the fullest and make the most of it."
When Barneda asked him about the possibility of him abandoning the contest, Jiménez was clear in his response: "I come to make up for the time I have lost here, I am going for everything. I am afraid of loneliness and hunger."
If the networks guessed the most complicated one, they also failed with the simplest one. The acronym L.M. They belonged to Laura Matamoros, who was a finalist in the 2017 edition. According to her, this time it will be different because she has evolved a lot over time and faces it in a different way.
Despite this, she has arrived with raw feelings about what it means to be in Honduras: "The worst thing of all is being cut off because of my work and away from my children. I come to have the best time I can, I will go as far as I can." arrive but I'm afraid of not communicating with my children.
Matamoros, despite having cried in the helicopter, has found the strength to dedicate the jump to Makoke, his father's ex-wife and staunch enemy: "I dedicate it to a person who is on set and is dying of envy for doing this jump! Makoke to the street!"
