The new edition of Big Brother Duo has brought together several television couples who are causing a lot of talk. But if there was one that already had a long history of conflicts, it is the one formed by Finito and Kerosene.
These two brothers rose to fame in El Conquistador, La1's survival contest. In that adventure they became clear protagonists due to their questionable behavior, something that they have transferred to the most famous house in the Madrid mountains.
The brothers from Malaga do not seem to be going to make too many friends in the Duo. And everything indicates that they are not going to have the audience on their side in this new television experience either. In fact, on social networks you can read all kinds of criticism of them.
One of the fiercest refers to how Finito and Keroseno coped with mourning after the death of their mother, who committed suicide when they were teenagers. "Never in my life would I have imagined that two children could frivolize the death of their mother after committing suicide, I am completely shocked after watching this video, now I understand many things that I see inside their house," says the account. of X that a performance by the brothers has gone viral.
In the video published on their social networks, you can see how the content creators manage the loss of their mother with humor. In this clip Kerosene appears dressed as a flamenco and holding a stuffed animal of Epi going to visit the cemetery where his mother is buried. “This is how my face looked when my mother took her life,” says the young man from Malaga.
Later, Finito appears dressed as a bullfighter and with a stuffed animal of Blas, also to refer to his mother while pretending to be crying: "For some it won't be a surprise, when my mother died my face went stiff." As he says in the video, they perform this performance because “their little hearts and souls” weigh on them.
Despite the criticism, they are convinced that this way of proceeding is as valid as others, as they explained in their presentation video: "For us it is very important that suicide prevention is made visible. Our objective is to show people who through artistic expression can overcome many traumas.
