Fernando Castroa young man of Santiago de Compostelalanded a few dates ago in Pass word with the aim of repeating the feat achieved by Rafael Castaño just a few months ago. The contestant, who has put the audience in his pocket thanks to his enviable resume, works as a researcher at the University of Santiago de Compostela and at the Santiago Health Research Institute.
The Galician has once again been the protagonist, but it is not about his role in the contest, but because of the request that has been transferred to the presenter of the program, Roberto Leal, for the future. The contestant requested a name changeand this was demonstrated with his new sheet that will accompany him until he leaves the Antena 3 contest.
Fernando stated in the last installment that from now on it will be called ‘Fer’. “I have always been Fer, but since they took it from the DNI, I said well, they call me Fernando, nothing happens. There are too many letters and words and it is like going from the formal to the informal ”, he says. “Do your colleagues call you that? We are almost colleagues”, replies the presenter.
The humility of this contestant
On the other hand, Fernando’s humility and sympathy are other arguments why this young man has become one of the most beloved contestants since Rafa and Orestes said goodbye. It should be remembered reflection on the difficulties that young people have to access housing. Some words that were widely applauded on social networks. “At my age, some of us have a crazy dream, which is to have access to decent housing before the age of 40. it is a more sustainable, logical and probable plan for the future to win the jackpot of a television contest than the research career”.
