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Season 2
Hosted by	Karla Constant
Judges	Nicole Gaultier; Íngrid Cruz; Oscar Mediavilla;
No. of contestants	15
Winner	Miss Leona
Runners-up	Gia Gunn; Pavel Arámbula; Sofia "Sabélo" Camará;
Release
Original network	Mega
Original release	March 25, 2018

The second season of The Switch Drag Race consists of six returning contestants from the previous season as well as seven new contestants from outside of Chile. The participants being split up into two groups; one group consisting of the returning contestants and the other group formed from their challengers from around the world.

The winner of The Switch Drag Race receives a grand prize of CLP$10,000,000 (approximately USD$15,700) and a one-year supply of products and accessories from AnyHair, a Spanish company by way of Chile that specializes in.

The winner of the second season of The Switch Drag Race was Miss Leona, with Gia Gunn, Pavel Arámbula and Sofia "Sabélo" Camará being the runners-up.

Challenges

Each episode, with the guidance of the six celebrity coaches, the contestants compete in the following challenges;

Leaders Challenge: In this first test, each contestant from the Chilean group gets paired together with a contestant from the opposing group of "foreigners" to form duos. Together, they must impersonate a celebrity à la Season 1's Artistic Challenge. The duo that succeeds earned immunity and the power of leadership over both respective groups.
Artistic Challenge: In this second test, the remaining contestants compete within their respective teams (one team consisting of the Chileans and the other consisting of the "foreigners") in a performance-based Artistic Challenge, similar to that of Season 1. Both groups compete in one Imitation Challenge each. The lowest performing contestant gets nominated by the judges to be a duelist in the Extreme Imitation Duel.
Extreme Imitation Duel: The two lowest scoring performers in each of the teams' Artistc Challenges go up against each other in an extreme, rapid-paced Imitation challenge, in which they must transform into famous pop singers and perform a number within a given timeframe, with the assistance of their respective team leaders. The loser of this duel effectively drags their entire team to the Elimination Gala.
Elimination Gala (Singing Challenge): The team whose member lost the previous duel must compete against her teammates in a singing gala à la Season 1, where their performances are ranked in a numeration from 1 to 7 by each judge, with the lowest scoring performer converting into a duelist for the Elimination Duel.
Elimination Duel: The lowest scored performer in the Elimination Gala is put up against the duelist nominated from one of the other challenges. They both perform a live song of their choosing and the judges vote by majority who shall be eliminated.

Contestants

(Ages and names stated are at time of contest.)

Contestants^[1]^[2]	Name	Age	Country of Origin	Outcome
Miss Leona	Rémy Solé	21	France	Winner
Gia Gunn	Gia Ichikawa^[A]	26	Japan^[B]	Runner-up
Pavel Arámbula	Pavel Arámbula	32	Mexico
Sofia "Sabélo" Camará	Pablo Carayani	26	Argentina
Fernanda Brown	Roberto Cortés	25	Chile	5th Place
Diva Houston	Felipe Marques	38	Brazil^[C]	6th Place
Rochelle Mon Chéri	Roberto González	25	Puerto Rico	7th Place
Kandy Ho	Frank Díaz	30	Puerto Rico^[D]	8th Place
Luz Violeta	Sebastián Aguirre	29	Chile	9th Place
Arianda Sodi	Ariel Cerda	29	Chile	10th Place
Laura Bell	Andrés Sáez	27	Chile	11th Place
Marie Laveau	Noel García	25	Puerto Rico	12th Place
Luna di Mauri	Marcelo Ramírez	49	Chile	13th Place
Francisca del Solar	Rodrigo Astudillo	35	Chile	14th Place
Fransiska "Pakita" Tólika	Francisco Venegas	24	Spain	15th Place

^ Gunn had her name legally changed in Spring 2017 to reflect her transition, but has been referred to as her previous name in promos for the show as well as in confessionals on the show.
^ Gunn was born in Chicago, Illinois, but is representing Japan in the competition.
^ Houston lives in Spain, but is representing Brazil in the competition.
^ Ho lives in New York, but is representing Puerto Rico in the competition.

Contestant progress

Contestant	Week
Contestant	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13
Miss Leona	HIGH	SAFE	SAFE	HIGH	SAFE	DUEL	WIN	HIGH	SAFE	HIGH	WIN	SAFE	Winner
Gia Gunn	WIN	WIN	SAFE	WIN	SAFE	WIN	SAFE	SAFE	WIN	DUEL	WIN	WIN	Runner-Up
Pavel Arámbula	HIGH	SAFE	SAFE	HIGH	DUEL	WIN	HIGH	WIN	HIGH	SAFE	SAFE	DUEL	Runner-Up
Sofia "Sabélo" Camará	SAFE	WIN	DUEL	WIN	HIGH	WIN	DUEL	SAFE	SAFE	WIN	DUEL	SAFE	Runner-Up
Fernanda Brown	WIN	HIGH	HIGH	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	WIN	DUEL	SAFE	WIN	WIN	SAFE	Eliminated
Diva Houston	SAFE	SAFE	WIN	ELIM				SAFE	WIN	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	Eliminated
Rochelle Mon Chéri						WIN	ELIM	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	SAFE	ELIM
Kandy Ho	SAFE	WIN	SAFE	DUEL	SAFE	HIGH	SAFE	WIN	WIN	SAFE	ELIM
Luz Violeta	WIN	HIGH	WIN	WIN	WIN	SAFE	WIN	SAFE	DUEL	ELIM
Arianda Sodi	SAFE	ELIM						WIN	ELIM
Laura Bell	SAFE	DUEL	HIGH	SAFE	DUEL	HIGH	SAFE	ELIM
Marie Laveau	DUEL	SAFE	WIN	DUEL	WIN	ELIM		OUT
Luna di Mauri	SAFE	SAFE	DUEL	SAFE	ELIM			OUT
Francisca del Solar		SAFE	ELIM					OUT
Fransiska "Pakita" Tólika	ELIM

The contestant won The Switch Drag Race.

The contestant was the runner-up.

The contestant was eliminated without final performance.

The contestant won immunity from elimination.

The contestant won the extreme imitation duel and saved their team from being nominated for elimination.

The contestant was safe due to their team member winning the extreme imitation challenge.

The contestant was one of the best/highest qualifications of the elimination gala.

The contestant came back for a chance to win re-entry into the competition and lost.

The contestant won the extreme imitation duel, saved their team from being nominated for elimination and facing the elimination duel.

The contestant was nominated by her teammates or received low qualifications from the judges (at the elimination gala), facing the elimination duel.

The contestant refuses to attend the elimination gala and the participants decide to eliminate it.

The contestant was eliminated.

References

^ "The Switch 2 Presents New Contestants", Mega.cl. (Article in Spanish. Title Translated to English), September 12, 2016 {{citation}}: Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |journal= (help)
^ Daniela Chávez (September 14, 2016), "Here Are the 13 Participants on "The Switch 2"", Fotech.cl (Article in Spanish. Title Translated to English) {{citation}}: Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |journal= (help)

[3] Gunn had her name legally changed in Spring 2017 to reflect her transition, but has been referred to as her previous name in promos for the show as well as in confessionals on the show.

[4] Gunn was born in Chicago, Illinois, but is representing Japan in the competition.

[5] Houston lives in Spain, but is representing Brazil in the competition.

[6] Ho lives in New York, but is representing Puerto Rico in the competition.

[1] "The Switch 2 Presents New Contestants", Mega.cl. (Article in Spanish. Title Translated to English), September 12, 2016 {{citation}}: Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |journal= (help)

[2] Daniela Chávez (September 14, 2016), "Here Are the 13 Participants on "The Switch 2"", Fotech.cl (Article in Spanish. Title Translated to English) {{citation}}: Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |journal= (help)

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