Last week, Javier Cámara went to El Hormiguero to promote the second season of the Rapa series, one of the Movistar Plus+ hits. However, the actor arrived alone, without leading lady Mónica López. The interpreter revealed the reason in an interview on Ràdio Estel’s La caravana show on Wednesday: “This gentleman [en referencia al presentador del espectáculo de Antena 3, Pablo Motos] It makes fascism and unimaginable people brighter. We cultured people cannot go to El Hormiguero.”
The actress admitted she refused to participate, despite her producer’s insistence, “You don’t have to go to El Hormiguero.”[…]. I had heated arguments with the production company. Of course, El Homiguero and that man [Pablo Motos] They don’t care if I go or not. I refused and didn’t go, but poor Javier did [Cámara] She had to go.” She even explained that her co-star tried to convince her to accompany him: “Javier told me, ‘You have to go, Mónica, three million people see it in a single sitting.’ A lot of people will see the show. But I told him that it didn’t matter if three million more didn’t see it. That we had a great product that a little fewer people would see. And he emphasized again: “You have to don’t go to those places.” For ethics”.
Mónica López and Javier Cámara, at the presentation of the second season of the series “Rapa”, on Wednesday in Ferrol.Kiko Delgado (EFE)
López recognized the somewhat vehement and lofty attitude he was displaying and wanted to lower his tone. “Sorry, I’m getting really angry, but I can see it so clearly… I can see that everyone around me is looking at me like I’m the crazy one, and I think I’m not crazy. “You don’t have to go to those places,” he repeated. The show’s presenter, Joan Trias, also showed her support for the actress: “So you don’t feel alone: the day they stop inviting people like Santiago Abascal, I will start watching El Hormiguero.” The Vox boss took part in the program on November 10, 2019 on the occasion of the general elections. That evening, more than four million (4,049,000 and 23.5%) watched the broadcast between 9:54 p.m. and 10:50 p.m.
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