Bertín Osborne returns to El Hormiguero to present his new Mexican folklore album. It is a compilation of classic rancheras by great figures of the genre to which some of its own adaptations are also added.
The artist is a regular on the program, he is already part of the Platinum club. On this occasion he has not only commented on what it has been like to work on his new album, but he has also opened up about the rest of the businesses he has.
Pablo Motos began by asking the artist about his products. Regarding a new cologne that he has released, Silencio, he told him “there are Bertín's peaks, Bertín's cologne, Bertín's beer, Bertín's oil, Bertín's sauce…” and while the singer was counting the list He cuts him off and tells him: “yes and now more are coming out.”
In fact, Bertín has confessed that “I'm making some gourmet things that you can't believe” because “they sell a lot, what do you want me to tell you?” he explained to Motos. And he took the opportunity to tell her about the new product he is working on.
Apparently he is working with El Turronero. “Now we have bought back a company of mine that we sold to someone and by January there will be several products,” she explained. Although Motos has confessed that “the market is crying out for Bertín's eggs.
“We already took them out, I swear,” the singer responded. Furthermore, the presenter has proposed a slogan: “Those who expire later”, although he has corrected it to “Those who do not expire”. And laughing he has revealed that it is a product that he is really working on. “There is a supplier in Soria of free-range eggs.”
