He arrived in Spain last Sunday following a strong showing at Eurovision, where he secured third place, and has since dived into a busy schedule of commitments and media appearances. Last night, the singer and dancer became the focal point of a special episode, with D-Night broadcasting live from La 1. Eva Soriano helped spark the energy, delivering a standout moment that drew a season-high audience share of 10.9 percent and kept the crowd engaged throughout the broadcast.
As the program neared its end, viewers were invited to submit questions for Chanel. One question in particular stood out during the live read of viewer inquiries; it asked whether he was involved with the dancer María, the same person he kissed on camera after Eurovision. Chanel pulled out a note containing the audience question, read it aloud to the studio, and then offered a quick, witty response with the help of his colleagues. He suggested that a relationship can take many forms, and María added with a playful cadence that they all kissed in some way, prompting laughter and lighthearted reactions from the audience and participants alike.
Eva Soriano joined the banter to clarify the symbolic meaning of a kiss among friends during a night out, and the studio erupted in amused disbelief as the question hung in the air. The energy in the room stayed buoyant, with cheers of encouragement from the audience urging the performers to keep the moment going. Chanel invited María to share another kiss on air, and Eva did not hesitate to extend the gesture by kissing Raquel, who serves as the dancer and translator for the act known as Slomo. The sequence highlighted a spontaneous, warm, and slightly chaotic vibe that characterized the evening, showcasing the comfort and camaraderie among the cast and crew.
Looking at the broader arc of the show, Chanel’s appearance fit a wider pattern of heightened visibility after Eurovision, where performers connect with audiences seeking unscripted, candid moments. The live format amplified the chemistry and humor that fans have come to associate with the artist and his collaborators, turning a conventional interview into a memorable, celebratory showcase. Viewers were left with a sense of shared experience—a late-night afterglow that carried over from the competition into the airwaves, where the line between performance and daily life often blurs in entertaining ways. The episode stood as a demonstration of how live television can transform simple questions into moments of connection, prompting conversations about relationship dynamics, the consent of playful on-screen interactions, and the genuine warmth that exists among the performers and their crew, all while maintaining a light, inclusive tone. [Citation: Entertainment News Coverage]”}