Dirty game? The phrase that shows the "arrogance" of the canary Pablo Díaz in Pasapalabra according to the audience
The Canary Pablo Díaz has managed to become one of the most popular contestants in Pasapalabra. And that days ago many felt hurt in their pride and even deceived when they realized that the young man could not take the boat of the program even though it had been announced almost as safe. But what led Pablo to appear at the show's casting? Well, he was a person very close to him and very dear: his grandmother. In an interview recently granted to the Antena 3 website The young man who participates in the most important television contest and who could win 1.3 million euros confessed that he watched the contest with her and that is why he appeared, almost in his honor.
Now he's living the good and bad of fame. Many say, in fact, that the fact that the audience loves you makes asking questions easier. Days ago the young man made a slip. He said "the day the boat takes me", which shows (in the face of many in the audience) his "arrogance."
Pass word
Does a contestant spend a lot of "word" mean that he is facing a more difficult donut? Does the show "reward" its favorite contestants by giving them easier questions? Orestes, one of the best known young people in the contest most watched television in Spain He responded days ago on Twitter to these and other questions. And he did it forcefully.
The truth is that their donuts sometimes become "heart attack". Several times Orestes has come close to take the jackpot of the program. On many occasions he lost it due to a single failure. In fact, the most talked about donuts were those that for months faced Jero, his great rival. A worker at the University of Salamanca who was also fond of by many. In fact, those confrontation donuts were always the most viewed.
And all without the large amount of rumors of favoritism moving him a bit from his goal, which also shows that Orestes is made of a special paste that prevents all those criticisms from ending up hurting him. (Which is often what those who attack on social networks are looking for).
Precisely in social networks it has been where these days the audience has given Pasapalabra an ultimatum: either Pablo Díaz wins or many say they will stop watching the program.
On other occasions, those who fail are not the contestants, but rather the celebrities who are invited during the first part of this format on Mediaset afternoons. Have you missed the nice confusion that Marta Torné had months ago, for example? The famous actress visited Pasapalabra and was wrong in one word. He took it with humor but aroused many laughs on the Telecinco set.
Pasapalabra has been one of the most watched and valued contests on television for years. Already when years ago it was released on the small screen in our country by the hand of Antena 3 the format achieved great audience data. So much so that Telecinco noticed the contest and bought it and began broadcasting after Sálvame and before its nightly newscast. However, a demand from the production company that has the rights to broadcast this format internationally made the main Mediaset chain have to stop broadcasting. Pass word several months ago. The contest went to a "contest" never better said and it was Atresmedia that won the rights.
The play went well for Antena 3 for two reasons: the first because thanks to this program it can boast of having made audience records (In fact, in January he was about to win the battle against Telecinco for audience after almost two years of Mediaset's reign). But the importance of Pasapalabra goes beyond And is that the contest is broadcast just a few minutes before the evening news. And all the networks want audience leadership in that segment to be able to boast that their news programs are the most viewed.
