Singer Main Menu never just makes headlines with his music. He broke new ground on Movistar+ last night with his appearance on the show “Resistance.” He became the first guest in the six seasons the venue has hosted to admit arriving with an empty tank, a moment the hosts later described as a candid reveal that caught many by surprise.
Before long the program’s official Twitter account noted that the moment occurred in a context where the guest’s score was not zero, acknowledging that timing and spontaneity can shape a show’s trajectory. It was a reminder that in a program built on quick wit and bold questions, timing matters just as much as the answers themselves.
As is customary on this long-running segment, the host posed two questions that are almost ritual. In response to the first, Ana Mena faced a tricky moment when asked how much money she had in the bank. She offered a cautious estimate, describing it as more than a melon and less than two hundred melons, a playful attempt to balance honesty with humor that left the audience smiling and the studio buzzing with laughter.
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Main Mena’s melons
“More than a million and less than 200 million?” Broncano teased, watching the guest hesitate before answering with a grin. The moment felt light and infectious, a classic bit that highlighted the rapport between the two on a show known for its playful banter.
The tension built as the next question arrived, asking about the number of sexual relationships in the past month. The singer from Malaga answered without hesitation, acknowledging the awkwardness with a candid laugh. “Wow, I’m in trouble there, man,” she said, cheeks reddened as the audience roared with laughter. The host flashed a teasing glance and stuck out his tongue, prompting more laughter from the crowd.
“I come with an empty tank”
“No, no, literally, poof,” the guest joked, covering her mouth with a hand as the studio erupted. “Zero?” Broncano pressed again, and the artist confirmed the surprising truth. “Zero. Did anyone give you the answer zero?” the host wondered aloud, and the guest shrugged with a playful air. “That’s it, I’m here too,” she admitted, adding that a busy schedule with the release of a new album left little time for anything else. The crowd applauded as she explained how the pockets of downtime were spent catching up on sleep between commitments.
She described a hectic period during which work on her album Belodrama dominated her days, and the moments of rest that followed were rare but cherished. The exchange underscored the human side of a star who can pivot between high-energy performance and candid, off-the-cuff humor that endears her to fans.
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“For the first time in six seasons, someone said, ‘I’m coming with an empty tank,’” Broncano remarked, delivering a line that framed the guest’s honesty as a bold choice. The moment was followed by Grison’s amused remark about being surprised by such candor. In a show where bravado and vulnerability spar, the exchange reinforced the appeal of a format that rewards risk-taking and authentic humor.
Followers quickly weighed in, with later comments in the program’s broader conversation noting the depth of the moment. The audience’s reaction illustrated how fans value transparency alongside entertainment, especially when it comes from guests who navigate the delicate balance between persona and reality.
As with many episodes, additional commentary from the viewer community arrived over subsequent interviews. In later remarks, someone close to the show offered their own take on the exchange, clarifying that the zero-tank moment was not a misstep but a deliberate moment of honesty amid rapid-fire questions. The episode became a talking point about how guests handle pressure and how hosts steer conversations toward memorable, human moments.
[citation: La Resistencia episode recap and social media notes, attributed to the program’s official channels and participant interviews]