La Fattoria season 2

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La Fattoria 2 is the second season of The Farm was held in 2005, and is one that has undergone major changes. It aired from March 16, 2005 on Canale 5 (the last season was aired on Italia 1) with the conduction of Barbara D'Urso, who has replaced Daria Bignardi as happened previously in the conduct of Grande Fratello. As posted in the location, a ranch in Brazil, was chosen Pupo.

The edition was won by Raffaello Tonon, who clashed for the final victory Sunday, May 29 with singer Mal and Patrizia Rossetti, with whom he befriended in the transmission, the final was followed by 5.696 million (with 31.58% share).[1]

Contestants

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Nominations

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Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Round 4 Round 5 Round 6 Round 7 Round 8 Round 9 Round 10 Round 11 Final
Farm Leader Francesco Patrizia Edoardo Raffaello Giulia Marco Giulia Mal Mal Giulia Mal -
Raffaello Clayton Clayton Francesco Ramona Clayton Clayton Clayton Eva Ugo Eva Giulia Winner
Mal Francesco Francesca Edoardo Patrizia Marco Marco Giulia Patrizia Giulia Runner-Up
Patrizia Jo Cristel Francesco Francesca Eva Eva Clayton Giulia Eva Eva Raffaello 3rd Place
Giulia Jo Francesco Eva Ugo Marco Clayton Patrizia Ugo Raffaello Mal Raffaello Evicted
Eva Raffaello Francesca Edoardo Patrizia Marco Ugo Ugo Patrizia Evicted
Ugo Clayton Clayton Raffaello Giulia Clayton Eva Clayton Giulia Eva Evicted
Marco Patrizia Ramona Ramona Giulia Edoardo Ramona Clayton Giulia Evicted
Clayton Patrizia Raffaello Raffaello Patrizia Edoardo Patrizia Marco Evicted
Ramona Evicted Clayton Mal Francesca Edoardo Ugo Evicted
Edoardo Patrizia Clayton Clayton Patrizia Ramona Evicted
Francesca Jo Francesco Eva Patrizia Evicted
Francesco Ramona Clayton Ramona Evicted
Ugo
Cristel Jo Francesco Walked
Jo Giulia Ejected
Walked None Cristel None
Ejected René None
Nominated Ugo
Jo
Clayton
Cristel
Clayton
Francesco
Ramona
Francesca
Marco
Edoardo
Patrizia
Ramona
Patrizia
Clayton
Giulia
Marco
Giulia
Ugo
Mal
Eva
Raffaello
Giulia
-
Evicted Eviction
Cancelled
None Francesco
69%
Francesca
86%
Edoardo
65%
Ramona
61%
Clayton
57%
Marco
52%
Ugo
65%
Eva
55%
Giulia
78%
Patrizia
10%
(out of 3)
Mal
21%
(out of 2)
Raffaello
79%
to win

References

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  1. ^ Biasetto, Gianni. "Don Sante: «Il mio amore non è peccato»". mattinopadova.gelocal.it. Retrieved 21 February 2024.