Mundos Opuestos (Chilean TV series)

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Mundos Opuestos is a Chilean reality show produced and broadcast on Canal 13. 22 participants (10 famous and 12 unknown) initially entered production, being isolated in a house in Pirque, southeast of Santiago de Chile. The premise of the competition is that participants will be divided into two groups, one about living "the life of the future" and the other about living "the life of the past". The two worlds present in the house were separated by a glass wall, allowing both groups to observe the actions of the other, the direct interaction between the two groups of participants is given in the courtyard, known as "the present". Participants of the two existing groups compete each week in various physical tests to determine which group will live in the past, and which will live in the future and to determine which participant will be eliminated from the competition.

The winners of the first version of Mundos Opuestos were Sebastian Roca and Viviana Flores. The reality show premiered on 15 January 2012 at 11:00 pm and the grand final was on 27 June 2012 at 10:30 pm. This show was a total success in Chile, being watched by 2.9 million viewers per episode, with the second season premiered on 13 January 2013.