A Saturday of recreation ended up sparking controversy inside the Yenvideo Parking, after a series of confrontations that featured Juan Pablo Barceló and Yisyi, following a situation that also involved María. After several hours of sharing and with a few drinks too many, María and Barceló headed to the VIP room. Inside the room, Barceló showed affection and expressed his attraction to María, in an atmosphere that was perceived as intimate by those in the live chat. Production, noticing the situation, asked María to give a thumbs up to confirm she was okay. While many netizens criticized Barceló for not respecting the so-called 'codes' and supposedly taking advantage of a woman in an inconvenient state, others also pointed to María, questioning some of her attitudes during the moment, although they acknowledged that no explicit boundaries were crossed. The next day, Barceló admitted feeling bad about how he treated Yisyi. In anger, Barceló hurled insults and obscenities at her. Far from remaining silent, Yisyi responded firmly, returning the insults and making it clear her displeasure with what happened, which was applauded by many viewers. On social media, opinions were divided. This gesture alerted the other participants, who began to shout her name, creating tension in the environment. Visibly uncomfortable, Barceló left the room and assured he was not doing anything improper, stressing he was 'not a pervert'. Minutes before, the adult content creator had asked her friend Yisyi to watch over her, assuring she felt she had had too much to drink. The participant decided to sit down to talk with her and María, offering public apologies and clarifying the misunderstanding, in a gesture that many described as that of 'a true gentleman'. The controversy, however, was already served and the episode continues to be talked about among the reality show followers. However, the moment became more intense when he confronted Yisyi, accusing her of exaggerating the situation by shouting phrases like 'María, the codes' and 'María, the lifebuoy', which would have led production to believe María was in danger.
