Global Courant 2023-04-27 08:44:00
Ángel De Brito revealed how much former reality show participants charge to go to nightclubs or private parties.
Big Brother (Telefe) made them known and they rush to invoice -and in dollars!- before the sudden fame can vanish. In LAM (America, at 20), Angel De Brito He revealed how much each of the former participants asks for being present at bowling alleys or private parties.
The rates are very diverse: who is the highest quoted and who is satisfied with the most modest sum? All this came to light yesterday, Wednesday, in the America program.
The subject had begun to be at the center of the controversy when a voice message from Alfa was leaked, giving a possible client the amount that he would have to pay if he wanted to have his presence.
It was also LAM who aired the aforementioned audio where Walter Santiago, known as Alfa, says: “How are you, how are you doing, old man? Look… what they are charging for everything, and I have to charge you more because I have much more drag than the rest. It’s a thousand dollars plus shipping. You tell me”.
In last night’s broadcast, De Brito went for more: he gave the detailed list of the cachets that the former participants of the reality show he hosted are handling santiago del moro.
“I already said that Marcos is the top,” De Brito began by pointing out in reference to the winner of the recent edition of Big Brother. And he added: “This that we are going to count is an approximate of what they charge for going to the events. In dollars. We are setting a price in dollars because some are here, others are abroad.”
Marcos, the winner of the recent edition of Big Brother is the one who most quotes his presences. Capture TV.
Immediately, he clarified how far the fame of the “little brothers” goes: “Outside is in Uruguay, nothing else. Some are listed in dollars so as not to lose on the exchange,” he said, and went on to present a series of plates with the rates of each who.
The amounts, they explained, vary by virtue of the fame that each person achieved and, above all, the number of followers they have on social networks.
Who has the most expensive rate and who has the cheapest?
The least listed is Juan Reverdito. According to what was reported in LAM, the taxi driver asks between 100 and 200 dollars for his presence at an event.
Mora Jabornisky – “the one with the fewest followers on Instagram,” they said – values her shares at $200 for her shares. The same figure handles Martina Stewart Usher.
La Tora’s fee to make appearances: $600, according to what they said in LAM. Capture TV.
Whoever wants to hire Lucila Villar, nicknamed La Tora, must shell out $600.
An almost laughing situation is that of Tomás Holder. According to what they said, he began by asking for 300 dollars. “But since he was confirmed in Bailando,” De Brito said, he increased his cachet. Now, he demands $800.
Alpha, as was already known from the leaked audio, asks for the famous $1,000 plus the transfer.
Tomás Holder: different cachet before and after being confirmed for Dancing. Capture TV.
Alexis Quiroga, alias El Conejo, asks for $1,100. Meanwhile, her girlfriend, Coti Romero, who has two and a half million followers on Instagram, set her cachet at $1,300.
Nacho Castañares established the value of his presence at 2,000 dollars. Julieta Poggio, at 2,500. And the winner of the reality show, Marcos Ginocchio, quotes nothing less than 4,000 dollars each appearance. The price of the fame!
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