Asraf Beno wins Supervivientes All Stars 3 with 55.7% of the public vote over Yola Berrocal

Result of the final

Asraf Beno won the third Supervivientes All Stars season on Telecinco, taking the public vote with 55.7% against 44.3% for Yola Berrocal. The result was read out in the early hours of 13 November, and the winner receives a cheque for 50,000 euros. Jorge Javier Vázquez announced the verdict through a live link to Honduras, where the finalists had spent the season. Beno threw himself to the ground and was embraced by Isa Pantoja and by Berrocal, the second finalist. Co-presenter María Lamela handed him the cheque.

Asraf Beno55.7%

Yola Berrocal44.3%

Asraf Beno

55.7 %

Yola Berrocal

44.3 %

Data from the article text

“The viewers of Supervivientes All Stars, with their votes in the Mediaset Infinity app, have decided that the winner is... Asraf!”

Final rounds and reaction

The final was decided over two games. Beno won the first game alongside Berrocal, then took the challenge of the final round. Víctor Janeiro finished third and Omar Sánchez fourth, and Janeiro had the support of his wife, Beatriz Trapote, on the Cayos Cochinos. Beno said the audience had saved him more than five times since 10 September, when he first faced the public vote. In the moment after the result he gave his thanks from Honduras.

“I never thought I would win this contest and, thanks to you, I have won.”

A contested win

El Mundo described the victory as legitimate but disputed, noting that Beno had been the target of repeated accusations from fellow contestants, who called him fake, manipulative and a victim. The same column said he had also played the game, contradicting rivals and feeding the image of a man everyone attacked. El Confidencial reported that the 'victim' accusation returned during this edition, and that Isa Pantoja had weathered the same storm gala after gala.

Previous editions and the record

Beno succeeds Rubén Torres, the All Stars 1 winner, and Marta Peñate, the All Stars 2 winner, according to La Vanguardia. El Confidencial recalled that Beno had been a fourth-place finalist in the 2023 edition, when he also drew strong televote support. This season introduced changes to the format, including a move to a jungle setting at Laguna Cacao and added difficulties during the first weeks of cohabitation. Berrocal, who already held three reality titles, Hotel Glam (2003), El reencuentro (2011) and La casa fuerte with Leticia Sabater (2020), finished second again, after a second place on Supervivientes in 2016. The edition lasted 64 days, according to El Periódico.