Dani Martínez is one of the most popular faces on television. The comedian has been working on numerous television shows, such as Tonterías las Justas, Got Talent, The Contest of the Year and his latest hit, Martínez y Hermanos. However, this latest television project has had a totally unexpected outcome.
The entertainment space began to air on Movistar Plus in April 2022. But after four seasons and 64 programs, the payment platform decided to dispense with late night in December 2023, leaving the presenter without a job and without a network where he could broadcast the program. produced by Fremantle.
The surprise came when Mediaset announced at the beginning of March that it had acquired the format to broadcast it weekly in prime time. A decision that caught all the followers of the format and the presenter by surprise, who can now enjoy the program on Mondays at 10:50 p.m.
The presenter opened up about this sudden change of channel this past Wednesday on the Cadena Ser El Faro program, presented by Mara Torres. ''I have fulfilled the dream of my life. When I saw my last name in the name of the program I said that's it,'' declared the comedian. However, his professional career has not been as perfect as many may believe, since Dani Martínez has also had to face numerous bumps along the way to become who he is today.
''You are an example that if you don't give up, you continue. You just said it, I have a program that works, but the next one doesn't work. They remove it and call you to tell you that in two weeks we will stop doing it...In the end you carve out a path with the things that work and those that don't,'' the presenter said.
''I give that advice to people who dedicate themselves to this, and I tell them that I spent eight or nine years being kicked out of everything. I became the protagonist of a series (SMS), it was filmed for a month, but then they stopped it and took me away. And the entire generation of that series blew it up afterwards,' she revealed. Despite the disappointments, the comedian assured that he never stopped fighting for what he liked. ''It's okay because that happened because I like where I've gotten and what I've achieved and the career I've had,'' he asserted.
