Yesterday, one of the network's new bets to rise in audiences and become leaders again premiered on Telecinco: El Musical de tu vida. The program, presented by Carlos Sobera, performs a series of musical performances that represent the life of a guest while he opens the channel in an intimate interview with the Basque communicator.
In its first episode, the Mediaset España space had the presence of one of the most famous actresses in our country: Ana García Obregón. The Madrid artist attended the program to witness the tribute that had been prepared for her and to take stock of her work and professional life, but also her personal life.
Since she arrived on set, the biologist felt very excited about the opportunity she had been given and openly expressed that she believed she did not deserve a musical about her life, something that Sobera refuted by explaining that the entire team had decided to honor her figure. due to the great social impact it has had in Spain.
Throughout the interview, the presenter of the Chimes seemed grateful and excited. Furthermore, he entered fully into the 'game' and spoke openly about some of the most famous anecdotes and stories of his career, just as he did not worry about talking about important figures in his life such as his son Aless Lequio (who died a few years ago due to cancer) or little Ana Sandra, adopted daughter and biological granddaughter of the actress.
There was a moment in the program when Carlos Sobera couldn't hold back his emotion and burst into tears. This happened when he confessed to Obregón that the program had prepared some very beautiful images of his relationship with his late son: ''We have some unpublished images of your happiness. "The happiness of a mother and a child who are together and are inseparable and which shows that time is never wasted when you spend that time with the beings you precisely love."
After watching the video that they had prepared for him, Bertín Osborne's friend shared a beautiful reflection that touched the driver to such an extent that he could not hold back his tears: ''What happened to me is a tragedy that I would not wish on nobody. But those moments that I have lived are so wonderful, as my son used to say, 'Collect moments.'"
The communicator took advantage of the occasion to show the audience that they can move forward and explained that the birth of her daughter/granddaughter has given her back the desire to smile and live.
"Anita smells like my son. That's all. I have returned to live again. Life now has meaning. Anita is the reason that has spared my life during the three years that I did not want to be here," she shared very excited.
