Adryana Ribeiro, Daniel Erthal, and Maíra Charken face elimination in the second roça of A Fazenda 18 after being voted into the final three by the public, with results to be announced on October 1, 2026.
How the Second Roça Was Formed
The second roça of A Fazenda 18 was determined through a combination of in-house votes and the Prova do Fazendeiro (Farmer’s Challenge), with Serginho Hondjakoff securing the Fazendeiro title and escaping elimination. Darlin Ferrattry, as the week’s Fazendeira, directly indicated Maíra Charken for the roça, while Rikardo Negro used his Poder Vermelho (Red Power) to imunize Adryana Ribeiro from the veto process. Daniel Erthal, who survived the Resta Um (Last Man Standing) dynamic, was the final entrant into the roça after vetting Maíra from the Prova do Fazendeiro.
Voting details reveal a fractured dynamic among contestants. Serginho Hondjakoff received 16 votes in the sede (main house) vote, prompting him to pull Adryana Ribeiro from the Baia (the secondary house). Meanwhile, Jottapê, wielding the Poder Amarelo (Yellow Power), swapped Mônica Fonseca and Renê Thristan with Mayk Leão and Tina Calamba, altering the roça’s composition. The final trio—Adryana, Daniel, and Maíra—will be decided by public vote, with results announced on October 1.
Public Voting and Elimination Odds
As of October 1, 2026, public polling on the UOL enquete shows Daniel Erthal leading with 55.03% of votes, followed by Maíra Charken at 25.43%, and Adryana Ribeiro at 19.54%. This mirrors the Record TV enquete, which also highlights Daniel’s strong position. However, the official elimination will depend on the in-show vote, which includes inputs from both the sede and Baia. The winner of the Prova do Fazendeiro, Rikardo Negro, retains the Poder Vermelho, which could influence the final outcome by protecting one of the roceiros from the veto.
The elimination process has been marked by tension. Maíra Charken accused Darlin Ferrattry of betrayal during her initial induction into the roça, while Daniel Erthal faced criticism for alleged strategic manipulations. Serginho Hondjakoff, despite his 16-vote lead, was spared due to his Prova do Fazendeiro victory, leaving the final decision to the public. The stakes are high: the winner of the R$ 2 milhões prize will be determined by who survives this critical vote.
Context of the Second Roça
This is the second roça of A Fazenda 18, following the elimination of Stephanie Gomes in the first round. The current competition features 22 participants, including newcomers like Mônica Fonseca and Ariela Carasso, as well as established figures such as Tina Calamba and Thaíde. The roça format combines public voting with in-show dynamics, where contestants use powers like the Poder da Chama Vermelha to influence eliminations. The show, airing on RECORD, has become a cultural phenomenon in Brazil, blending reality TV with drama and strategy.
The second roça’s formation reflects the show’s emphasis on alliances and betrayals. Darlin Ferrattry’s decision to target Maíra Charken, coupled with Daniel Erthal’s strategic vetting of Maíra, highlights the complex interplay of trust and manipulation. Meanwhile, Serginho Hondjakoff’s victory in the Prova do Fazendeiro highlights his dominance in physical challenges, though his political maneuvering has drawn criticism. As the public vote looms, the outcome remains uncertain, with Daniel Erthal’s lead suggesting a possible path to the final.
What’s Next for the Contestants
The elimination announcement on October 1 will determine which of Adryana Ribeiro, Daniel Erthal, or Maíra Charken leaves the competition. The winner of the R$ 2 milhões prize will face the remaining contestants in subsequent challenges, with the final elimination set for late 2026. For the eliminated contestant, the fallout could include public scrutiny, media attention, and potential career impacts, as A Fazenda 18 continues to shape Brazilian entertainment trends.