Ana Rosa Quintana's new current affairs program, TardeAR, broadcast a new program this Thursday. This long-awaited Telecinco format began its television journey last Monday, September 18, after the end of Sálvame, on June 23. And although it has not yet completed its first week on air, it is already giving a lot to talk about.
This afternoon, during the discussion table that takes place in the first hour of the program, Ana Rosa Quintana asked her collaborators if any of them snored. The panelists, among whom were Jorge Luque, Vicky Martín Berrocal and Cristina Tárrega, were stunned, but immediately responded to the presenter.
This unexpected question served as a way for the journalist to give way to the next piece of news that they were going to discuss at the table. ''According to Spanish society, 30% of Spaniards snore. At least the one who recognizes it, because there are some who never recognize it. According to a study from the University of Chicago, snoring makes you fat and ages you, it's not that it happens to the one who snores but to the one who sleeps next to the one who snores,' she began by saying.
Given this statement, one of the collaborators confessed that he did not snore, but he did talk in his sleep. Something that Ana Rosa agreed with and stated that she did too. And the presenter suffers from somniloquy. This disorder causes people to talk loudly during different phases of sleep.
Collaborator Cristina Tárrega confirmed live that the presenter spoke a lot in her dreams. ''You talk a lot,'' she declared. After this unexpected confession, Quintana revealed that she usually wakes up once a night. ''I don't take any of those sleeping pills, I only take melatonin,'' the journalist assured. But before moving on to the next topic, Ana Rosa confessed: ''Yesterday when my melatonin had run out, I drank two glasses of wine and slept wonderfully.''
