Juan del Val is in the midst of promoting his new novel, Bocabesada, a story that tells how a writer and television collaborator abandons everything by message and goes to live in New York. On this occasion, Del Val dropped by La Roca, the program presented by his wife Nuria Roca and where he also collaborates, to talk about his book.
During the interview, one of the most intimate he has given so far, the writer not only kissed the presenter on the lips, but also made a surprising sexual confession that featured Nuria Roca.
“He finally drops by here,” said Nuria Roca when introducing Juan del Val this Sunday. And, after three months, the writer finally dropped by La Roca to promote his novel. “Are you going to give me two kisses?” Del Val wanted to know when he saw that his wife was planning to plant two kisses on him.
For this reason, the writer decided to give the presenter a kiss on the lips and move to the sofa. “You do this to relax,” she said, laughing. Immediately afterwards, Del Val wanted to clarify that he had not attended the program before because he had agreed to start the promotion in El Hormiguero and finish it in La Roca. With that, he began the most intimate interview of him.
As usual, Juan del Val talked about sex, and even made some sexual confession. “Have you written any sex scenes inspired by intimate moments with Nuria?” His partner Berni Barrachina asked him. “Obviously, yes,” he answered without hesitation.
To which Nuria Roca preferred to reformulate the question and know the following: “Have you written any sex scenes inspired by moments when I was not there? I mean, where do you document yourself, Juan?”
“Let's see... I document what I live and what I do tell you is that yes, regarding your question [that of the sex scene inspired by Nuria Roca], there is one in particular that is indeed very inspired by something with Nuria,” he assured and that, of course, happens in New York.
Another key point of the interview occurred when Nuria Roca wanted to know if the character of Bocabesada has some autobiography and if at some point "it has also crossed her mind" to leave everything and leave. “I think there is no one in the world who has not had the desire to escape from what he is doing or where he is at some point,” the writer began by saying.
“But I am not alone. I'm with you, I have three children... I can't leave, nor do I want to leave,” Del Val said. In fact, Nuria Roca also wanted to emphasize that “knowing you and reading the novel, I wouldn't say that he is the character that is most similar to you.”
