A year ago, Mediaset suddenly canceled one of its flagship programs, ‘Sálvame’. After 14 years of idyllic and successful marriage between La Fábrica de la Tele, the producer of the magazine, and Telecinco, a divorce began that turned into a real war. From the most direct accusations and reproaches to the smallest gestures, the most overlooked details or the most innocent words, on both sides there is a much deeper meaning and full of seconds. A complex situation that creates a tension that expands the conflict to new horizons. New fronts and enemies have emerged. Because although everything was against the network at the beginning, this united and harmonious group of collaborators who learned directly that they would soon be dismissed, eventually fell apart.
The appearance on television of the program ‘We were already Shhh’ was a rather big ‘explosion’ that surprised the rest of the rival programs. The last to speak about Belén Esteban, Víctor Sandoval, María Patiño and the company was Ana Rosa Quintana, who made strong statements about the program.
According to the aforementioned media, after a few weeks of summer break, the space produced by Fabricantes Studio will return on September 2, which in principle coincides with the beginning of the new television season.
Rafa Mora is stepping away from television
One of those who remain outside the small screen is Rafa Mora. For years, he collaborated in the afternoons on Telecinco, but he has chosen to completely distance himself from television and make a radical turn in his life.
According to ‘El Español’, he plans to become a local police officer in Alcobendas. Rafa Mora passed the first stage to qualify for one of the 11 places offered by the city council last December. To get to this point, the Valencian has prepared for the local police exam by attending classes at an academy. It is not yet known whether he has taken a place, but in the meantime he continues to earn income from investments made during his time on television.
On her social networks, Mora shows her gym routines and how she lives life after Sálvame’s disappearance. She has more than 600,000 followers on her Instagram account, a figure higher than many influencers on social networks who claim to devote themselves only to their daily lives.
Rafa Mora talked about life on TV in the podcast “I have a plan”. “I earned 26,000 euros in 1 hour in Deluxe. The money that comes in easily comes out easily”, he confessed. A conversation in which he also explained how he dreamed of freeing his mother, who devoted herself to cleaning, from working. “In the end, people believe that everything is easy. There were parties, women, cars… I spent many days away from home, miles away. I was not there on Christmas Eve or New Year’s Eve, and on my mother’s birthday, she worked on Christmas Eve.
Source: Informacion
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