Musical Dumping Challenge in ‘Challenge to Fame’ Reveals Alleged Rivalry Between Don Day and Kachafa

What happens in the home studio Challenge to fame? After a month and a week after the premiere of reality of coexistence in Ecuavisa, alliances and rivalries are the order of the day.

The latest example of this reality occurred during the final episode of the program, broadcast on the night of Tuesday, October 31. During a team challenge, two competitors faced off and took advantage of the test to launch hints and apparent complaints.

It was the challenge of a musical tirade with Don Day and Kachafa, whose real names are Diego Álvarez and Mauro Falcón. The exercise saw them both tell each other their “truths” amid words that were censored by the show’s production.

Don Day was the one who started the improvisation, and according to Kachafa, his speech seemed pre-written. “You wrote it, I’m already improvising it,” Kachafa snapped, as Don Day shouted at him to look him in the eye. “I’m a newbie… you want me to confront you,” the digital content creator accused the actor of the television series. “I’m not afraid of you, I’m going to face you, look, Don Day, I’m going to beat you.”

In his response, Diego Álvarez asked for respect as he is a ‘pioneer’. “Where’s the boy who said he was a talent?” he asked Maruo Falcon. Finally, the artist told him he hoped to see him in the final, just to point it out to him; that is, to nominate him to leave the match in the final stages.

In his closing, Kachafa told him that he did not care that Don Day considers himself the king of “this” (improvisation), that his strength is beatboxing and that in any case he emphasized that despite his career, he will not beat him.

There are currently nine participants left out of a total of sixteen participants since the start of the competition. According to a publication on Ecuavisa social networks, three new participants will join reality, which will activate new rivalries and alliances.