The first edition of Operación Triunfo was a cataclysm in the Spanish musical and media world. The public not only empathized with its protagonists, but became almost obsessed with them. Therefore, it is not surprising that 22 years later many of its contestants are still in the limelight.
Rosa López, David Bustamante, Manu Tenorio, Nuria Fergó, Natalia, Gisela... Although there are many who still continue to make a living with their songs, and who continue to interest society, Chenoa and David Bisbal take the cake. And the love story between the two, and their subsequent breakup, have been in all the headlines for a long time.
Now, Bisbal has decided that it is time to make a documentary about his personal and professional career, where he delves into the intimate aspect like never before. With the help of Movistar Plus and Alexis Morante, his producer and director, the singer has opened his heart. And although he did not want to name her directly to talk about her relationship, Chenoa has been involved in some way.
"The moment I started the race I knew right away that I couldn't get off the moving train," said David Bisbal, referring to the gossip press, of which he admitted not being "aware." However, he has not hesitated to go a little deeper into the subject.
"I realized the rawness, the hardness and the reality of fame when I found myself immersed in those types of situations that I had not chosen, simply the only thing I had chosen was a personal change of mine," said the second OT1 finalist about his relationship and breakup with Chenoa.
"Don't look for me anymore, I've come," the singer began to relate when she saw that she was one of the most anticipated characters. "Well, look, I haven't seen it," she responded about Bisbal's documentary before the Europa Press microphone. But she thinks it's something "very nice to see."
"Despite the different paths, we have both left Operación Triunfo and we are still here," he continued. "I am closing my circle by presenting Operación Triunfo with the 2023 edition," she added. Likewise, he wanted to make it clear that there have been many who have left OT and have had an important career in the world of music.
Given this, the reporter could not do anything other than ask the singer if she feels "proud" to be named in the documentary. "In the end I'm still here, I'm closing a beautiful circle by presenting Operación Triunfo, which is where I came from," he said. Furthermore, he wanted to make it clear that, for her, "everything is great" with David Bisbal.
