The enormous controversy generated by the boycott by Pablo Motos’ production company of the guests of ‘La Revuelta’, denounced by David Broncano himself live, has become one of the most talked about topics in recent hours. AND after the release of ‘El hormiguero‘, the first reactions from former members of the program have begun to arrive, and curiously they are all in favor of TVE’s humor space.
Up to four people who worked with the Antena 3 presenter and for years were his maximum confidence, They wrote messages on social networks to show solidarity with the face of TVE.
The first of them was Flipy, who in the first episodes of ‘El hormiguero’ in Cuatro was the “mad scientist” and his reference man for the experiments. “How wonderful to close with the animals, what you have done tonight seems like a gem of comedy. My respects, ‘The Revolt’. Next time I’ll leave you material from “Camp Flipy”he commented.
The comedian, who left the 7 and action program to take the leap as a film and television producer, shared messages from users on the networks asking that next Monday he and Jandro They were guests on the TVE show: “In favor,” he responded.
Minutes later, precisely the magician who for years accompanied Pablo Motos in ‘El Hormiguero’ and who two seasons ago competed with him on TVE with Mapi came to the fore: “Watching animals in prime time“, he said in reference to the minutes that those responsible for ‘The Revolt’ used to fill the gap left by Jorge Martín.
Raquel Martos He has been the third person who worked with Pablo Motos for years who has spoken out after the controversy. And not exactly to support him. “Today I was at an event and I missed ‘The Revolt’. From what I read they have made a program“he told his followers. Finally, Dani Rovirawho for a long time was one of the most recurring guests of ‘El hormiguero’, becoming a collaborator with his own section, also showed support for David Broncano: Noooo, really? “If you’re going to do an animal section, let me know, bastards from ‘The Revolt’!” he wrote.
