Juan Ignacio 'Juanicar' Caruso, who gained fame for his role as Álvaro Mangino in the acclaimed film 'La sociedad de la nieve', has recently joined the popular reality show Gran Hermano in Argentina. The show kicked off a new season, introducing 18 contestants, with Juanicar being one of the most notable figures due to his recent success in the film industry, which has received international recognition including Oscar nominations.

In 'La sociedad de la nieve', Caruso portrayed a character based on the real-life tragedy of the Andes plane crash in 1972, a harrowing story that captivated audiences and critics alike. His involvement in such a poignant narrative has contributed to his appeal and public interest as he transitions from acting into the reality television arena, where participants typically vie for fame and a monetary prize.

The debut of this season of Gran Hermano, hosted by Santiago del Moro, has already generated considerable buzz around its contestants. Some are eager to see how Juanicar's background in film influences his gameplay and interactions within the house. This blend of cinema and reality TV raises questions about the influence of media fame on reality shows and the perception of participants in the public eye.