Pilar Vidal debuts in the world of podcasts with Drama queen, an interview program where she promises to reveal some of the best kept secrets of celebrities. Her first guest? Her friend Lydia Lozano who lands on the ABC platform to remember her great moments in Slvame, as well as the worst. And the thing is that the Canary Islander shed countless tears in her fourteen years in the format of La Fbrica de la Tele.
Lydia Lozano begins by talking about the wonderful experience of recording Save Who Can! for Netflix with Beln Esteban, Kiko Matamoros, Terelu Campos, Kiko Hernndez, Mara Patio, Chelo Garca-Corts and Vctor Sandoval after the end of Slvame on Mediaset. I said: My God, how can I miss this opportunity?, tells about the moment the proposal came to him. It was very clear, he adds.
Even so, I continued to complain and say: I’m not getting on the plane, I love that they pay me sooner because I’ve been with them for fourteen years. I asked for dismissal, but the dismissal was not to embark, tells about his idea of collecting the settlement. The Netflix experience has been a gift. I’ve already had a Christmas gift. For me, Netflix is the gift of many years, he says, making it clear that he does not regret having said yes.
Many headaches in Slvame
People believed that you played a role to have a leading role, Pilar Vidal awaits you, referring to the many moments of tears and crying of Lydia Lozano in Slvame. The journalist defends that her tears were always real. David Valldeperas, the director, told me what hurt me the most. And he kept telling me: Lydia, when the lights end, the show is over. You’ve talked about my life, my family, and now you’re telling me that when I get home I’ll be partying? No... Then I went home, got into bed and kept crying, he says.
I have witnesses who have seen me take out the trash or walk the dog crying. I’ve had a bad time, remember about that stage. However, Lydia Lozano makes it clear that she misses the format and that she has a passion for television.
Lydia Lozano record for TVE
Like her Slvame partner, Terelu Campos, Lydia Lozano It also makes the jump to Spanish Television. It will be next week when the Canarian journalist debuts on the public network with Jaime Cantizano and his program Maaneros, a space where María Teresa Campos’ daughter also collaborates. This is confirmed by Informalia.
Lydia Lozano and Terelu Campos will be accompanied by other television such as Diego Reinares, Pepa Jimnez, María Eugenia Yage or Alberto Guzmán, among others.
