Madrid .- The winner of the last edition of 'GH' has revealed on the set of ' La Noria 'where to enter the house does not have to be religious.
The Big Brother phenomenon began as a sociological experiment and ended up becoming a famous circus stories 'edredoning', embarrassment, and ordinary conversations. The 'brothers' have shown that among the requirements for entering the house are neither good manners, or a graduate school.
The winner of 'Big Brother 12', Laura Campos, proves it in his last television appearance in Telecinco. The team of 'La Noria' invited the contestants to talk about his relationship with another former contestant of the house, Marcelo. Sandra
Barneda responsible for a section of the program, we did a test of culture, making it clear to the former contestant, unable to answer any questions that the presenter made it without the help of program partners.
The game was to answer four basic questions of culture. Among others: the start year of the English Civil War and the name of the two countries form the Iberian Peninsula. Campos did not identify the Iberian Peninsula and replied: "No country in the Iberian Peninsula."
"Hey Laura, I am amazed, you know it all", Jordi Gonzalez joked about the situation that was live on set. In the end, the winner, a fan of Bethlehem was, got end the situation with humor, laughing at herself, acknowledging that its cultural level does not reach the required minimum.
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