The La 1 program presented by Julia Otero, Días de Tele, has returned one more Wednesday to the Spanish Television grid, to address the evolution of television and how the most avant-garde programs appeared.
In today's delivery the presenter has been very well accompanied. The guests have been Estopa, Boris Izaguirre, Yolanda Ramos, Javier Gurruchaga, Samanta Villar, La Pija and La Quinqui.
The Muñoz brothers were the first to step on the set of the Julia Otero program. The group has been in the music industry for over 25 years. They remembered how exactly those years ago they were working in a car factory in their city and how their lives suddenly changed when they won a singer-songwriter contest in 1998.
The victory gave them the opportunity to record their first demo, which was to mark the beginning of their great musical career. Both confessed that they did not think they were going to have such a long career in music. A success that has allowed them to live from music. "You are a little richer," said the presenter. ''Very rich,'' David said. ''I see you like Georgina Rodríguez,'' declared the presenter.
They began to compose songs with references to large groups on the Spanish scene, such as Los Chichos or Extremoduro. "We updated the genre," they confessed. David said that he did not pay much attention to fashion and they remembered that they were criticized for the style they wore. Julia then asked them if at any point they tried to change their wardrobe. They answered yes. ''We paid no attention to them. Our manager from León told us: don't go like that, put on a little night sport style,'' they said.
The tacos in their lyrics have always been a hallmark for the group. Something that at some point in their career has harmed them. ''I think they censored you at some point because of the taco issue,'' Julia asked. They said that on their first album they self-censored. ''The model was very dodgy, there were real atrocities. When we made them we didn't think they were going to be heard, so we all had the right in the world to say all the stupid things'' confessed David.
