It’s been over a year since Mediaset decided to cancel Slvame, one of its most successful programs on Telecinco’s schedule, which for fourteen years managed to entertain millions of viewers every afternoon. The extinct program produced by La Fbrica de la Tele left many viewers orphaned. They have regained a space of trust thanks to the emergence of Ni que furamos shh on Quickie channel.
The new show starring Mara Patio, Beln Esteban, Lydia Lozano and Kiko Matamoros, among others, said goodbye to its first season on Wednesday in style, announcing that they will return with more content on September 2. Shortly before leaving for vacation, Kiko Hernandez surprises everyone by remembering the ordeal he experienced during the last stage of Slvame where he claims that he felt suffocated due to the lack of freedom they enjoyed.
The television collaborator does not hide that he thought about leaving the format on several occasions because the situation was unsustainable. I wanted to leave a thousand times, I had Covid forty thousand times and I wanted to leave the program, he begins by saying. It was like arriving and hearing: You can’t talk about this, you can’t talk about that other thing… There was so much pressure that you were suffocating, you were drowning…ade.
Kiko Hernandez defines that stage as living without freedom and without being able to be happy:Now, thanks to Ni que furamos shh, I can say that I am happy again on television. Visibly moved, he wanted to thank the affection of the entire audience during those months when not even they knew if they would be able to return to the small screen at some point.
They wanted to kill us and they wanted us to die little by little and you You have given us the oxygen we needed. Thank you, concludes the man from Madrid, also thanking the media that have continued to echo his new adventures in the successful Quikie channel program.
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