A new season of Gran Hermano (Big Brother) is being launched in Argentina, called Generación Dorada, marking 25 years of the show on air. The new season will be hosted by Santiago del Moro and promises to feature advanced technology in a renovated house for the contestants. As this new season debuts, interest in the previous winners of the show is rekindled, leading to a retrospective look at all individuals who have won since its inception in Argentina.

The article highlights that the very first winner, Marcelo Corazza, inaugurated the list of champions in 2001, and the most recent winner, Santiago Algorta, turned off the lights in the house for the last time. The total number of champions over the years has reached twelve, each of whom has a story that reflects their journey not only in the game but also in their post-show careers.

This retrospective not only serves to entertain fans of the reality show but also gives a glimpse into how participation in such a format can influence the lives and careers of contestants. As public interest surrounds the franchise's latest installment, this reflective piece on past winners also ignites discussions about the evolving landscape of reality television in Argentina.