“The 8 Steps”: the participant who broke the program record and has already won 18 million pesos

Friday was a historic day for The 8 steps of the 3 million (El Trece, Monday to Friday at 9.45pm). The thing is One participant broke the all-time record and after winning six consecutive programs she has already accumulated 18 million pesos. And it’s worth more…

Josefina, an art teacher, has become the biggest winner, in terms of money, in the history of the program she hosts Guido Kaczka. The woman has reached 18 million pesos and will buy another three million on Monday.

“The last question. Josefina, and the encouragement because it’s 18 million pesos. The question is about the story. “She’s becoming a fan of the fan, it’s very difficult for her,” Guido told her about the end of the program and to free her from the tension that had been generated in the studio.

“Good luck. It could be Josefina’s last participation. If both answer correctly, Josefina breaks the record. Mariano (the other finalist) must answer well and Josefina doesn’t”, underlined the host of Los 8Steps, generating anticipation in the last question.

The truth is that Josefina had taken advantage of it at the end and had arrived at the definition with a question in favor of the advantage. That is to say, if they both answered the same thing, everything would be resolved. So it was. Both answered the question well and so the participant celebrated in style after her husband and daughter came down from the stands to celebrate the result with her.

“Josefina… I can’t believe it. She has the record. Good boy”, Kaczka congratulated her as the woman was hugged by all her family and friends who had come to give her their support.

Days ago, when Josefina was competing for 9 million, in her third participation in the program, Guido asked her what she would have done if she had won that amount. “I would like to visit my sister, who is in the United States, I also wanted to collaborate with the Barrancas de Belgrano dining hall,” the art teacher said.

After the programs and with the success of her results, last Thursday Josefina equaled the record of 15 million that Santiago Simari, a political science student, had so far, a threshold he had reached last year.

The truth is that Josefina has already surpassed that figure and become the biggest winner in the history of the program. This Friday Kaczka spoke again about the prize money and asked her what she intended to do with the money and the woman said that they are now discussing with her family what to invest it in, but she insisted once again that her priority remains to be able to go on a trip.