Andreu Buenafuente reviewed some of the most remarkable news of 2023 In the ‘Que ens bombin a tots’ special broadcast on TV3 last night. The presenter, who told the events that left their mark on the year that was about to end with humor, also had the opportunity for a launch. Series of darts to characters like Pablo Motos or Alfonso GuerraA few weeks ago he starred in a controversial interview on ‘El Hormiguero’.
“This year there is So many things we didn’t see coming. It’s like the police hitting ‘cayetans’. Or that Puigdemont is the key to Spain’s stability. Or when Pablo Motos said he was ashamed of being Spanish,” Buenafuente began his monologue. But that wasn’t all the host of ‘El Hormiguero’ was talking about.
Buenafuente’s cell phone started ringing as if he was receiving a civil protection alert to throw a dart in Antena 3’s face: “What horror! (…) I thought Pablo Motos called to scold me“. Immediately afterwards, in an interview with Alfonso Guerra, he joked: “He always brings in people who are active from the front lines, important in current politics.”
Buenafuente recalled Guerra’s controversial intervention in ‘El Hormiguero’ and stated that he now regrets it”Comedians can’t joke about gays and midgetsHe also saved the reaction of Motos, who supported his guest’s words: “When a comedian does a show, he spends more time talking about the things he can’t talk about than the things he can talk about.”
This led the Catalan pilot to state that he did not find it funny that Motos was making jokes about him: “But be careful, An ant might call you if you joke about Pablo Motos. And this is true. He wants to call you and say: ‘Pablo is very worried because you are making jokes about him.’ I tell them: ‘Really?’ They answer: ‘Do you know what I want?’ And I say: ‘Well, the ‘El Hormiguero’ card!”
It is worth remembering that just a few weeks ago several comedians reported that they received calls from Pablo Motos’ team to stop any jokes or jokes regarding the presenter’s figure. “Pablo Motos is holding them accountable and making calls to ask for explanations about jokes,” Facu Díaz said: “And they have gigantic courage to say that you can’t joke with anything.”