Thursday (17) No Limite – Amazonia ended with Dedé Macedo winning. Contestant Rayana Bertoso and Yuri Volo faced off in the challenge for a prize of R$500,000. In fact, throughout his career, he was eliminated, but was able to return to the game after replays.
Fernando Fernandez did not hide his emotions when he saw the first participant with a physical disability to win the Globo Program. “What did you feel when you came here?” the presenter asked.
“I was completely isolated in the camp. Everyone thinks I was so disloyal, but it’s not about that, it’s about the game, it’s about surviving. I got another chance, I’m back. I couldn’t imagine I’d be here with you now.” replied Macedo, who was wearing a prosthetic in one of his legs.
“The first participant in PCD, he showed his ability, he showed that when we want to, we do it,” Fernandez continued.
The final jury
During the release of the program on Globo, the jury formed by Amanda Momenti, Euclidis Vianna, Claudio Heinrichs, Guilherme Holland, Marcos Costa, Paulinha Vicchi and Simone Santos met to determine the first finalists of the season. By voting, Rayana is chosen.
Semi-final challenge
After Rayana was seeded for the grand final, Carol Nakamura, Didi, Gritchy and Yuri Volo were called up for the semi-final challenge. Fernando Fernandez met with the survivors to explain how the activity works.
“Everyone in his own way, everyone in his own way, creating his own path. This moment is the most important in the competition, only two of you will meet Ray in the final. You will be challenged with balance and agility,” the presenter reported.
In the test, players had the task of disassembling and assembling a structure, but to do so, they had to complete the task while chained up. Volo was the first to complete the activity, securing a place in the Grand Final. Didi came up soon after and won second place.
The grand finale
The de-facto winner was decided after the most important dynamic of the season. The three finalists had to go through a circle, lighting totems that were placed along the path in the forest. Whoever finishes first will receive the title of champion and a prize of R$500,000.
“We have come to the long-awaited moment: the great finale of No Limite – Amazônia. They will go through the same arena, one after the other, and I will time it,” explained Fernando Fernandez.
With a time of 7 minutes 46 seconds, Dedé was declared the champion of Globo’s survival program. “First PCD participant, he showed he can, he showed that when we want to, we do it,” Fernandez celebrated.
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