Antena 3 broadcast a new installment of El Hormiguero on Monday, February 20. Jorge Salvador participated in the comic gathering, in which he showed the great physical change of Pablo Motos since the program premiered 17 years ago.
The director of the format assured that Motos is very fond of boxing. The presenter confirmed it and stated that he had been practicing this sport for about five years. "I would like to review a photograph of you from six years ago. Look at Pablo's nose from six years ago, a Greek nose, perfect. Let's see Pablo's nose now," Salvador explained, showing a photo in which Motos's nose was crooked.
"From time to time you get hit, of course," the communicator justified himself. In addition, Salvador revealed how he had changed the Valencian in 17 years and showed a photo of himself from 2006. "What happened to that look? It's wonderful," Jorge exclaimed when he saw the snapshot.
In the February 20 issue, Motos interviewed Sara Baras, who presented a show entitled Alma. "Alma is a show in which we fuse boleros and flamenco. Very traditional flamenco styles mixed with traditional boleros," she explained.
"It is a tribute to my father because he was in love with boleros and he always talked about the difficulty of the flamenco styles, he did not know how to differentiate one from the other. Through a bolero, he began to understand the difficulty of the rhythms and the differences of the flamenco styles", he recounted.
"Everything can be merged, as long as you are clear about what you are and technically you're good. Flamenco has a very strong identity, when you merge it with other records it's something very nice, very grateful", he added. In addition, Baras remembered his father, who passed away in 2022. "It has been one of the greatest lessons life has given me," she admitted. "It was suffering. The boleros are chosen because they were the ones he liked. It was all because of him," the artist confessed. Alma will be represented at the EDP Gran Vía Theater in Madrid from May 4 to 28.
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