Andreu Buenafuente has returned with his funny end-of-year monologue, reviewing the events that have marked 2023. The comedian has brought out his best weapons in the special Que ens bombin a tots - a phrase that Xavier Trias turned into an anthem during the investiture at the Barcelona City Council -, from TV3, where for an hour he highlighted with great humor the news that has marked the news throughout this year.
Among other things, Buenafuente has spoken about the Rubiales case, about Ana Obregón, about the demonstrations in Ferraz, about Pablo Motos, about the Barça crisis... He has not given a single thread.
“This year there are many things that we have not seen coming. Like police hitting cayetans. Or Puigdemont being the key to Spain's stability. Or Pablo Motos saying that he is ashamed of being Spanish,” said Buenafuente, throwing a dart at the presenter of El Hormiguero, using humor.
It was not the only reference to the Valencian, since he has also mentioned him when reminding us of the Civil Protection alerts and mentioning other things that can scare you, such as if you make jokes about Pablo Motos "he can call you an ant" warning you about your behavior, as some well-known comedians reported a few weeks ago.
Buenafuente also did not want to stop talking about the amnesty for the Catalan independentists, the star topic of recent news in recent months. The comedian insisted that Catalonia should have demanded more in its conditions of the pact with Pedro Sánchez.
"We should have asked for more, like being able to make a 'sketch' of the Virgen del Rocío without judicial reprisals," alluding to the controversy over the gag of the program 'Està passant'. "Or that they raise us a few points in the PISA report", where Catalan students have had some of the worst results. To this end, he has proposed a solution: "In the rest of Spain, only Froilán will take the exams," he ironically stated.
Of course, Ana Obregón also made a stellar appearance, and Buenafuente was kind enough to mention that this year had been as complicated "as Obregón explaining to his granddaughter where children come from." A situation that still raises blisters among society, like Rubiales' kiss to Jenni Hermoso: “If you don't see that there is a problem there, it means that you are part of the problem,” she stated.
A complicated year, in which Buenafuente has only seen one happy person: Xavier García Albiol, mayor of Badalona. The reason, their “super big Christmas tree.” As the comedian says: “It's the first time I see Albiol and I think: how many lights.”
