"Puñalada por la espalda"
Locura del León: Four players get on a raised structure and have to put balls between sticks to make them fall down to the other players, who will use their bodies to move the balls into the baskets. The celebrities successfully collect all 25 balls and win $10,000, raising the jackpot to $235,560.
¿Vas o no vas?: In the first stage, Fernando Lozada must wrap a 260-pound chain around his shoulders and hold its weight for 2 minutes, he wins the challenge and earns $4,000. In the second stage, Manelyk has 3 minutes to send a billiard ball into the hole at least three times using a hanging bat, she fails and loses $4,000. In the third stage, Glenda and Julia have 4 minutes to build a path and roll down the ball to the end basket, they win the challenge and earn $4,000. The game ends with the jackpot at $239,560.
The Arena: The celebrities compete against each other to retrieve a ball from a mud pool. Once a celebrity retrieves the ball they are safe from elimination. The final two celebrities left in the game are nominated for elimination.
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