Orestes Barbero and Rafa Castaño will have special help in this week's Pasapalabra. The Antena 3 contest features guests: Daniel Diges, Laura Moure, Pablo Puyol and Carla Hidalgo.
The television space, presented by the Sevillian Roberto Leal, plays with the balance of wisdom and good vibes to add a large audience in each installment.
This Monday was the most watched program of the day, gathering an average of 2.9 million viewers (24.6%).
Laura Moure (Madrid, 1985) is an actress and hostess on television shows. Her participation in the program La roulette de la suerte, together with Jorge Fernández, has made her a regular face among Antena 3 viewers.
Moure throughout these years has participated in successful series such as Hospital Central or Al filo de la ley. In addition, she is part of the cast in the film production Combustion. Film that had the actor Álex González as the protagonist.
Moure is also a listed advertising model in Spain. She has worked for different firms such as Max Factor, Alfa Romeo, Nestlé, Ford, Volkswagen or XL Energy Drink. She has also been seen in various video clips of musical groups such as Despitaos, Polo 3.14, Cirilo and Sisniega.
Moure is very active on social networks. Her Instagram account has more than 67,000 followers. In it she recounts both moments of the program The Wheel of Fortune and her personal life outside the sets.
Since last Thursday, a new rule reigns in Pasapalabra. "They are going to see something curious now, but first I am going to introduce them and then I will explain it so that they can understand it," said Roberto Leal.
Until now, when organizing the participation of the guests, the characters of the same sex always faced each other.
"This has always been done like this in Pasapalabra. The girls faced each other and the boys faced each other. Why? It has an explanation: we don't know it. Therefore, from now on we are going to do it like this, as they go falling. It doesn't have to be girl against girl and boy against boy. Well, we think it's better that way. The boys can start one day, the girls another day... I think it's fantastic," added Leal.
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