TV Panelists: Comedian Kevyn Bicolor Named Worst Boyfriend in Reality Show Debate
Critics on La Granja VIP contrasted Bicolor's treatment of Daniela Alexis with Pablo Montero's past gestures, sparking a debate over romantic intent versus strategic alliance.
By Ana Castro ·

Alfredo Adame, a critic for the reality show La Granja VIP, identified Kevyn Contreras, known as Bicolor, as the program's worst boyfriend. He made the declaration during a panel discussion that compared the romantic approaches of two male participants. Adame argued that Bicolor failed to display basic courting behaviors toward his housemate, Daniela Alexis, also known as Bebeshita.
The comparison centered on specific interactions within the show. Adame noted that Pablo Montero had previously shown attention to Natalia Alcocer. In contrast, he stated that Bicolor was never romantic, gentlemanly, gentle, or loving toward Daniela. Adame quoted, "En ningún momento ha sido romántico, caballeroso, gentil, amoroso," before making his final selection.
Flor Rubio agreed with Adame's assessment. She referenced a previous comment from Niurka Marcos, who had pointed out Bicolor's behavior toward Bebeshita to the comedian. Rubio maintained that despite the support Bicolor receives from the audience, his relationship style with his housemate remains a valid topic for criticism.
Maria Fernanda Quiroz offered a technical correction to the panel's premise. She noted that Bicolor and Daniela are not officially a couple, stating, "Además, ni novios son." Quiroz suggested that Daniela should open her eyes to the reality of their dynamic. She also posited that Bicolor might serve as a "flotador bicolor," or a strategic lifeline, if his team within the competition were to break apart.
The panel also addressed the perception of the couple as a strategic alliance. Quiroz recalled a visit from two of Bicolor's friends. Those visitors reportedly told the panel that they did not see a clear romance between the two. Quiroz concluded that they might be using each other for advantage in the game. In response, Rubio rejected the idea that Daniela was exploiting Bicolor. She argued that while the proximity might benefit the comedian, Daniela genuinely wanted to feel loved by him.
The discussion is set to continue as the show progresses. The panelists will likely revisit the dynamic between the two housemates during upcoming episodes. The debate over whether their bond is romantic or tactical will remain a focal point for viewers watching the competition unfold.





