1. Production
    Overview  Cast  Broadcasts 

2. Contestants

3. Future appearances

4. Voting history
    Notes 

5. References

6. External links

This season was confirmed on July 2009, before the finale of the first season. Britto Junior and Chris Couto reprise their hosting stints for the show.

The winner was 33-year-old actress Karina Bacchi from São Manuel, São Paulo, who defeated actor André Segatti with 56% of the votes.^[2]

Production

Overview

The second season was broadcast during the South American summer, following the winter airing of the previous season. Contestants spent Christmas and New Year's Eve inside the Farm. Both events aired live.

Cast

There were fourteen celebrity contestants competing for the grand prize, which was R$1,000,000 without tax allowances. The season lasted 89 days, an increase of a half-week over the previous season.

Broadcasts

The main television coverage of A Fazenda 2 is screened in daily highlight programs that transmit Sundays to Fridays at 11:00 pm (UTC−3), Saturdays at 10:00 pm (UTC−3), with Sundays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays shows being broadcast live on Rede Record. The episodes summarize the events of the previous day in the Farm.

Contestants

The cast list was officially unveiled at the launch night on Sunday, November 15, 2009.

Biographical information according to Record official series site, plus footnoted additions.

(ages stated are at time of contest)

Future appearances

Ana Paula Oliveira was contender to be a competitor on A Fazenda 4, but ultimately did not return.

Sheila Mello appeared in Dancing Brasil 1, she finished in 5th place.

Adriana Bombom returned to compete in A Fazenda 9, she finished in 15th place in the competition.

Voting history

Notes

• {{small|{{note|1|Note 1}}: At the launch night, the fourteen celebrity contestants competed in a live challenge. Andressa was the winner and became the first Farmer of the Week.}}
• {{small|{{note|2|Note 2}}: Ana Paula and Caco were tied with four votes each. First nominee Sheila had the casting vote and chose to nominate Ana Paula.}}
• {{small|{{note|3|Note 3}}: André, Andressa and Caco were all tied with two votes each. First nominee Bombom had the casting vote and chose to nominate Caco.}}
• {{small|{{note|4|Note 4}}: Caco and Igor were tied with three votes each. First nominee Cacau had the casting vote and chose to nominate Igor.}}
• {{small|{{note|5|Note 5}}: Leozinho and Sheila were tied with two votes each. First nominee André had the casting vote and chose to nominate Sheila.}}
• {{small|{{note|6|Note 6}}: André won the final challenge and won immunity. Therefore, Igor, Karina and Mateus were automatically nominated.}}
• {{small|{{note|7|Note 7}}: The final three contestants were automatically nominated for the final eviction.}}
• {{small|{{note|8|Note 8}}: For the final, the public votes for the contestant they want to win A Fazenda 2.}}

References

External links

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