‘They visited’Anthill (Antenna 3) Carmina Barrios and Silvia Abril will promote the upcoming movie ‘Alimañas’. silvia It was great. Friendly, brilliantly witty, she displayed her stage wisdom with overwhelming seductiveness.
When asked to recall a funny anecdote that happened to him, he recounted an incident that happened years ago when he was caught ‘red-handed’ while riding a motorcycle on Barcelona’s La Rambla, doing a completely forbidden maneuver. by two municipal police officers. He explained that they immediately started ‘papering’ him. When he took off his helmet and showed his face to the agents, a great miracle happened. One of the guards shouted excitedly: ““I shit myself, but this is ‘Shrek’s Daughter’!”. And from that moment on, the process of fining him and examining his papers became a beautiful pleasure for the ‘fan’ in front of his new ‘famous’ acquaintance. Naturally, there was no fine or penalty. the same night, Ana Blanco, In the program ‘Everything changes: fame’ (TVE La 1) he asked: Oblivion Gara (Alaska) how he experienced the extraordinary ‘fame’ that surrounded him. Alaska replied: “A lot of people approach me, but I don’t know if they’re doing it because of my work as a singer or because I’m on TV.”.
Actually. The artistic or professional factor has long been superseded by the fact of going out to appear on TV, a stance that essentially has nothing to do with work or profession. orbit Silvia April It is efficient. Actress, comedian, writer, constantly appearing in films and plays, but that excited Barcelona municipal police officer only recognized her from TV’s ‘The Girl from Shrek’. WITH Alaska, singer and songwriter (Kaka de Luxe, Alaska y los Pegamoides, Alaska y Dinarama, Fangoria) people approach her because they ‘seen her on TV’.
The ultimate glorification of this fraud is “ratomachy” and “reality shows.” Ordinary creatures who do not have any art or craft are put in a cage where cameras are constantly focused on them, and they suddenly gain ‘celebrity’ status. In this case it is a temporary ‘status’. It lasts until the barbecue embers on which it is roasted do.