The Impersonation Challenge is a challenge where the contestants showcase their best celebrity impersonations in a game show setting. The funniest and most accurate impersonation wins the challenge.
Similarly to how the original Snatch Game is a parody of the classic TV show Match Game, the impersonation challenge in La Más Draga parodies popular TV shows.
Challenge's Timeline[]
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- █ The challenge never appeared in the season.
- █ The challenge only appeared as a mini challenge in the season.
- █ The challenge appeared in the season once.
Impersonation Challenge Winners[]
Impersonation Challenge Losers[]
All Impersonation Challenges[]
Episode 5: "La Más Famosa"[]
The contestants were tasked to impersonate celebrities while competing in Obteniendo al Chacal, a parody of The Dating Game.
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: | WINNER 19 |
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: | WINNER 19 |
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: | HIGH 18 |
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: | SAFE 17 |
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: | SAFE 15 |
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: | SAFE 14 |
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: | SAFE 13 |
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: | LOW 10 |
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: | ELIMINATED 6 |
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: | ELIMINATED 8 |
Episode 6: "La Más Famosa"[]
The contestants were tasked to impersonate celebrities while competing in 99 Dragas Dijeron, a parody of 100 Mexicanos Dijeron (the Mexican version of Family Feud).
Contestant | Celebrity Impersonated | Result Score | ||
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: | WINNER 19 |
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: | WINNER 19 |
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: | HIGH TEAM 18 |
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: | HIGH TEAM 12 |
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: | HIGH TEAM 6 |
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: | SAFE 16 |
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: | SAFE 15 |
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: | LOW 10 |
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: | BOTTOM 2 7 |
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: | ELIMINATED 5 |
Episode 5: "La Más Famosa"[]
The contestants were tasked to impersonate celebrities while competing in La Draga Más Débil, a parody of El Rival Más Débil (the Mexican version of Weakest Link).
Contestant | Celebrity Impersonated | Result Score | ||
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: | WINNER 19 |
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: | HIGH 18 |
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: | HIGH 18 |
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: | HIGH 18 |
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: | SAFE 17 |
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: | SAFE 15 |
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: | LOW 13 |
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: | BOTTOM 2 8 |
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: | ELIMINATED 12 |
Episode 5: "La Más Floral"[]
The contestants were tasked to impersonate celebrities while competing in El Pastelazo, a mini challenge variant of La Más Famosa.
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: | WINNER |
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: | SAFE |
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: | LOSER |
Celebrities Impersonated[]
Repeated Celebrities[]
Deceased Celebrities[]
Celebrities with ✝ were not deceased at the time of the episode airing.
Impersonated Judges[]
Trivia[]
- Liza Zan Zuzzi has been the only contestant to win the Impersonation Challenge and reach the finale.
- Iviza Lioza and Mista Boo were notably the first pair of contestants to portray the same character in the same episode.
- Interestingly, as shown on Tú Las Traes, StupiDrag had also planned to impersonate María Félix, just like Madison. Had she reached the episode, this would've resulted in two pairs of contestants repeating celebrities on the very first instance of the challenge.[1]
- Unlike in Drag Race, contestants in La Más Draga have regularly opted for impersonating fictional characters rather than celebrities.
- In fact, four out of the six winners of this challenge impersonated fictional characters.
- During an exclusive livestream held on April 4, 2023, the producers disclosed that they were considering scrapping this challenge entirely for the sixth season due to the lukewarm reception it received across the seasons.[2]
- On that same stream, a poll was held for the members to vote if they wished for the challenge to return or not, with the winning option being the latter. The producers then announced that, indeed, the challenge would be scrapped.[2]
- As all of this occured after the contestants for the season had already been contacted and given the list of challenges, this was likely the reason for the challenge to still return but as a scaled-down mini challenge.
- Not taking into consideration fictional characters nor the celebrities behind them, the oldest celebrity to have been impersonated in this challenge is Sor Juana Inés de la Cruz, born in 1648. Inversely, the youngest is Luna Gil, born in 1996.
- Born in 1949, Pati Chapoy is currently the oldest living celebrity to have been featured in this challenge.
- While later seasons had their corresponding host moderating the main challenge, the first iteration of the challenge had Ricky Lips hosting it instead of Karla Díaz.
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See also: | Winners • Runners-Up • La Más Querida • La Más Volada • La Más Votada • Lip Sync Performances • Challenge Winners • Maxi Challenge • Mini Challenge • Who Should Go Home Tonight? • Los Venenos • Judges • El Escenario Principal • El Camerino NYX • Crown • La Más Orgullosa • Que Suene El Tacón |
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