Supervivientes: Perdidos en Honduras (2009)

Supervivientes: Perdidos en Honduras (2009)
Presented by	Jesús Vázquez
No. of episodes	13
No. of days	85
No. of castaways	15
Winner	Maite Zúñiga
Production
Location(s)	Cayos Cochinos, Honduras
Release
Original release	March 19 (2009-03-19) – June 11, 2009 (2009-06-11)
Chronology
Preceded by	Supervivientes: Perdidos en Honduras (2008)
Followed by	Supervivientes: Perdidos en Nicaragua (2010)

Supervivientes 2009: Perdidos en Honduras, was the sixth season of Supervivientes to air in Spain and the tenth season to air overall. This season was broadcast on the March 19, 2009 to June 11, 2009 on Telecinco. Jesus Vazquez acted as the Spanish presenter for this season while Mario Picazo acted as the host from Honduras. The initial twist for this season was that the contestants were split up into two tribes based on gender. Another twist that was put into place this season was that of the "Judas Kiss". When a contestant was eliminated that contestant could then use their Judas Kiss to vote for someone at the next tribal council.

Michel was supposed to be one of the final contestants but some days before the launch he was ejected for some objections with the producers. Roberto entered one day before the launch replacing Michel. Ultimately, it was Maite Zúñiga who won this season over Matías Fernández and Ivonne Orsini and took home the €200,000 prize as well as a car.

Finishing order

Contestant	Famous For	Original Tribe	Merge Tribe	Finish
Michel Gurfi	Actor	Men		01 !Left Competition Day 0
Roberto Liaño	Model	Men		01 !1st Voted Out Day 8
Iván Santos	Operación Triunfo Contestant	Men	Merged Tribe	01 !2nd Voted Out Day 15
Olfo Bosé	Miguel Bosé's nephew	Men		01 !3rd Voted Out Day 22
Begoña Alonso	Model and hostess	Women		01 !4th Voted Out Day 29
Wilma González	Playboy Model	Women		01 !5th Voted Out Day 36
Juan Díaz "El Golosina"	Showman	Men		01 !6th Voted Out Day 43
Cuca García de Vinuesa	Journalist	Women		01 !7th Voted Out Day 50
Álvaro Muñoz Escassi	Rider and polo player	Men		01 !Evacuated Day 57
Daniela Blume	Radio Host	Women		01 !8th Voted Out Day 57
Santi Abad	Former basketball player	Men		01 !9th Voted Out Day 71
Yolanda Jiménez	Flamenco dancer	Women		01 !10th Voted Out Day 78
Ivonne Orsini	Miss Puerto Rico 2008	Women		04 !Third Place Day 85
Matías Fernández	Gran Hermano 4 Housemate	Men		04 !Runner-Up Day 85
Maite Zúñiga 44, Éibar	Olympic athlete	Women		07 !Sole Survivor Day 85

Nominations table

	Week 1	Week 2	Week 3	Week 4	Week 5	Week 6	Week 7	Week 8	Week 9	Week 10	Final

Maite	Begoña	Iván	Wilma	Yolanda	Wilma	Juanito	Cuca Daniela	Ivonne	Yolanda	Nominated	Sole Survivor (Day 85)
Matías	Roberto	Iván	Cuca	Yolanda	Wilma	Daniela	Cuca Daniela	Daniela	Maite	Nominated	Runner-Up (Day 85)
Ivonne	Daniela	Cuca	Daniela	Daniela	Wilma	Juanito	Cuca Daniela	Daniela	Santi	Finalist	Third Place (Day 85)
Yolanda	Maite	Cuca	Daniela	Daniela	Daniela	Juanito	Cuca Daniela	Maite	Santi	Nominated	Eliminated (Day 78)
Santi	Roberto	Iván	Wilma	Wilma	Wilma	Juanito	Cuca Daniela	Ivonne	Yolanda	Eliminated (Day 71)
Daniela	Cuca	Ivonne	Maite	Yolanda	Wilma	Juanito	Álvaro Cuca	Álvaro	Eliminated (Day 57)
Álvaro	Roberto	Cuca	Olfo	Begoña	Wilma	Juanito	Cuca Daniela	Daniela	Evacuated (Day 57)
Cuca	Daniela	Ivonne	Wilma	Yolanda	Wilma	Juanito	Álvaro Daniela	Daniela	Eliminated (Day 50)
Juanito	Roberto	Iván	Olfo	Yolanda	Ivonne	Daniela	Daniela	Eliminated (Day 43)
Wilma	Maite	Cuca	Daniela	Daniela	Santi	Juanito	Eliminated (Day 36)
Begoña	Maite	Cuca	Daniela	Daniela	Álvaro	Eliminated (Day 29)
Olfo	Juanito	Iván	Juanito	Yolanda	Eliminated (Day 22)
Iván	Juanito	Olfo	Olfo	Eliminated (Day 15)
Roberto	Juanito	Iván	Eliminated (Day 8)
Michel	Ejected (Day 1)

Nomination Notes	See note 1	See note 2	See note 3	See note 4	See note 5	See note 6	See note 7	See note 8	See note 9	See note 10	None
Nominated by Tribe		Iván	Daniela	Yolanda	Wilma	Juanito		Daniela	Yolanda
Nominated by Leader		Cuca	Olfo	Begoña	Ivonne	Daniela		Maite	Santi
Nominated	Maite	Cuca Iván	Daniela Olfo	Begoña Yolanda	Ivonne Wilma	Daniela Juanito	Cuca Daniela	Daniela Maite	Santi Yolanda	Maite Matías Yolanda	Ivonne Maite Matías
Nominated	Roberto	Cuca Iván	Daniela Olfo	Begoña Yolanda	Ivonne Wilma	Daniela Juanito	Cuca Daniela	Daniela Maite	Santi Yolanda	Maite Matías Yolanda	Ivonne Maite Matías
Eliminated	Roberto 54% to eliminate	Iván 79% to eliminate	Olfo 68% to eliminate	Begoña 59% to eliminate	Wilma 86% to eliminate	Juanito 72% to eliminate	Cuca 64% to eliminate	Daniela 51% to eliminate	Santi 58% to eliminate	Yolanda 15% to save	Ivonne ?% (out of 3)
											Matías 34% to win
											Maite 66% to win

^Note 1 : In week one, the contestants were split into two tribes based on their gender and nominated separately.
^Note 2 : As the winner of the immunity challenge, Álvaro was given the power to name a nominee.
^Note 3 : As the winner of the immunity challenge, Álvaro was given the power to name a nominee..
^Note 4 : As the winner of the immunity challenge, Álvaro was given the power to name a nominee..
^Note 5 : As the winner of the immunity challenge, Juanito was given the power to name a nominee.
^Note 6 : As the winner of the immunity challenge, Matías was given the power to name a nominee.
^Note 7 : As the winner of the immunity challenge, Álvaro was given the power to name a nominee, however, as a lighter was discovered in his possession he was stripped of this power and everyone was asked to nominate two people for elimination.
^Note 8 : As the winner of the immunity challenge, Yolanda was given the power to name a nominee.
^Note 9 : As the winner of the immunity challenge, Ivonne was given the power to name a nominee.
^Note 10 : As they lost the final immunity challenge, Ivonne, Maite, and Matías were automatically nominated for elimination.

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