The death of Fernando Sánchez Dragó this Monday, April 10, due to a heart attack has filled social networks with comments and shocked the world of journalism and television. Proof of this is that there were not a few programs on the small screen that dedicated a few minutes of their rundown to the writer.
So much so that, for example, in the case of Más vale tarde, Cristina Pardo did not hesitate to remember how her last interview with the also journalist was. It happened in 2019 during his presentation of the LaSexta format of the Liarla Pardo weekend. And in it, a statement from Dragó left Navarra frozen.
"Can I tell you that you are prettier in reality than on the screen?" The writer asked the journalist to her surprise. He, for his part, added: “I have to be Dragó until the end. That's what you want, right?"
An interview and a headline that they remembered in the LaSexta afternoon program itself, where Iñaki López himself was quick to remember the writer's famous motto: "Health, anarchy and an aunt every day."
A statement that soon caused his partner and journalist to smile at the implausibility of his own encounter with Dragó and that motto now pronounced with great irony by his partner. And it is that, on this occasion, the death of the writer has been more controversial.
And it is that his own figure was not exempt in any case from bizarre stories throughout several decades of television. Not only on the small screen, but also on social networks, where he has generated a multitude of controversial moments based on his opinions. A speech that from this Monday will be permanently silenced.
