On March 9, the second elimination gala of 'Gran Hermano: Generación Dorada', hosted by Santiago del Moro, took place, marking a special moment in the show's format. This gala featured the introduction of the 'placa planta', a mechanism designed to remove participants who are deemed less engaging in the house. The evening saw seven nominated players, and the audience's votes played a crucial role in determining their fate.

The show commenced with a tense atmosphere as viewers awaited the results of the eliminations. Initially, Cinzia Francischiello was the first contestant safe from elimination, celebrated her preservation with excitement. As the gala progressed, contestants Franco Zunino, Nazareno Pompei, Eduardo Carrera, and Martín Rodríguez were also cleared of risks, leading to a decisive moment between Catalina “Titi” Tcherkaski and Tomás “Tomy” Riguera.

In the end, public support decided the outcome, with Tomás “Tomy” Riguera receiving 59.2% of the votes to be eliminated, compared to Titi's 40.8%. This elimination not only shapes the dynamics of the group within the house but also reflects audience preferences and engagement with the participating contestants, highlighting the competitive and interactive nature of reality TV in Argentina.