Mercedes Milá returned this Wednesday with a new installment of I don’t know what you’re talking about on TVE’s La 1. After the previous program, in which the presenter ended up desperate due to the chatter and interruptions of José María García, who at the same time spilled a glass of water on her head, this time we saw her more relaxed.
In fact, the visit of Susana Estrada and Paco León helped to get to know these characters a little more, and even to discover some of the funniest family anecdotes. Like, for example, the one starring the actor and her little daughter when she was nine years old and one day she came to him asking about her sex.
It all started when Mercedes Milá brought up her daughter to Paco León, who is now thirteen years old, “but at nine years old she left you with your mouth open,” the presenter said. “What happened?” the Catalan woman wanted to know. Then, the actor began to tell an anecdote as funny as it was surreal between father and daughter.
“I was very little with a friend, suddenly shouting: ‘Dad, run…’. And I: ‘What’s happening? What’s happening?’. ‘It’s just that we have put people fucking in the search engine and you don’t know what came up,’” the Andalusian began by recounting (and even staging) when her little girl couldn’t believe the images about sex that she had found on the Internet.
This first part of the story caused laughter among those present, but they would not be the only ones. And he continued telling the second part of the story, when his daughter blurted out: “The thing is, if that’s how children are made, I’m no longer a mother.” Then, Paco León gave him a funny simile to get that idea out of his head, which caused even more laughter.
“I remember telling him: ‘Let’s see, the things about the ass, the tit, the pussy… seeing them in someone else, it’s very disgusting.’ You see someone shit and it makes you sick. But do you feel disgusted with shitting? Well, it’s going to be the same, you won’t be disgusted later,” he concluded, drawing applause from Milá and the rest of the viewers who were on the TVE set.