Four new episodes of Martínez y Hermanos dropped last night, and this installment featured a lively trio as guests: Leo Harlem, Paco León, and Hiba Abouk. The format remained playful, with Dani Martínez steering a set of lighthearted games that pushed the celebrities to share surprises, anecdotes, and little-known quirks. The result was a mix of humor, surprises, and genuine moments that kept the audience guessing and laughing throughout the broadcast. [Source: TV program coverage]
Among the memorable stories, Hiba Abouk offered a standout moment. Fans will soon see her star as Eva in Eva & Nicole, a drama in which Belén Rueda also appears on Antena 3. During one of the question rounds, Martínez asked the guests to reveal moments when they could be mistaken for another famous face. Abouk recounted a frequent slip that many artists experience: mistaking her for Angelina Jolie. The confession drew laughter and a shared sense of recognition from the room. Abouk admitted the mix-ups happen more often than one might think, and she added that she still encounters such situations now and then. The exchange took an amusing turn when she recalled a particularly vivid incident involving Brad Pitt.
According to Abouk, the misidentification occurred during a high-profile moment at a premiere in Paris for Damien Chazelle’s Babylon, a film in which the actor starred alongside a notable cast that includes Margot Robbie. The anecdote captured a moment of almost cinematic irony: Pitt appeared to acknowledge someone nearby, while Jolie’s signature look and presence seemed to be the frame of reference used by onlookers. Abouk explained with a laugh that Pitt’s glance suggested recognition, even as she admitted it briefly unsettled her. The host and the rest of the panel joined in the amusement as they pictured the scene unfolding on the red carpet.
Abouk recalled that Pitt did not seem to know who she was, yet he offered a polite greeting because he realized something was off and she noticed his reaction as well. According to the actress, Pitt appeared to study her a moment longer than usual, which added an extra layer of tension to the already bustling premiere environment. The anecdote served as a reminder of how easily public figures can blur into one another in high-profile settings and how a single moment can transform a routine appearance into a memorable story for everyone involved.
In subsequent remarks, Abouk described the event as a relatively intimate occasion—an exclusive room rather than a massive crowd—where the conversation could flow more freely. She explained that there were few attendees, and the atmosphere felt intimate, almost as if the stars were sharing a private moment rather than walking a global red carpet. The translator who accompanied the attendees echoed the sentiment, noting that the gathering was small by comparison to typical premieres. The anecdote concluded with Pitt mentioning to Li Jun Li a likeness she bore to Jolie, a moment that left Abouk amused and reflective about the boundaries between identity, perception, and fame.
Throughout the program, the guests exchanged other anecdotes about their careers and experiences in the industry, interspersed with light banter and candid reflections. The evening offered viewers not only moments of humor but also glimpses into the way star power intersects with memory, perception, and celebrity culture. It highlighted how a single, seemingly minor moment can ripple through the public imagination, evolving into a story that fans and viewers remember long after the credits roll. The show continued to showcase the chemistry among Harlem, León, and Abouk, a dynamic that has consistently drawn audiences to this popular entertainment format. [Source: broadcast recap]
Overall, the night underscored the appeal of Martínez y Hermanos as a program that blends games, personal anecdotes, and star personalities into a cohesive, entertaining package. The interplay among the three guests—Harlem, León, and Abouk—generated humorous exchanges and surprising revelations, keeping the energy high and the audience engaged from start to finish. As fans look forward to future episodes, they can expect more intimate stories, playful challenges, and the kind of spontaneous moments that only live television can deliver. [Attribution: program coverage]