Telefe Leads TV Ratings in Argentina

Telefe once again leads the television ratings in Argentina. "MasterChef Celebrity" was the most popular show, while "Big Brother" took second place.

The final spot on the vernacular television podium was taken by Telefe Noticias with an 8.1 rating. According to data from Kantar Ibope Media, as confirmed by the Argentine News Agency, the air TV rating podium was once again monopolized by Telefe this Friday, February 27th, a trend that has become customary, particularly from Monday to Friday. "MasterChef Celebrity," the culinary reality show at its peak moments, was the most watched with an average rating of 11.8 points. Second place went to the "Big Brother" satellite, spying on the house, which obtained an average of 9.7.

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