One more Sunday, Lo de Évole has landed on LaSexta. On this occasion, Jordi Évole has interviewed Juan José Ballesta, one of the most beloved actors since he conquered the public with his role in the film El Bola, which won him the Goya for Best New Actor in 2001.
In addition, Ballesta has reviewed his personal and professional career. The actor has told Jordi Évole how his beginnings on television were as a child, and he points out that his parents "never touched" the money he earned as a minor, although "they needed it".
Jordi Évole has told Juan José Ballesta that his cousin Raquel has given him a Superpop magazine in which the protagonist of El Bola was on the cover. "Go ahead, I haven't signed that poster," recalled the actor. "It was a time of much 'boom'", he added.
"I was in a disco and the girls stood in line to ask me for autographs... they started arguing among themselves to take pictures with me. A very heavy thing," commented Juan José Ballesta with a laugh.
It was then that Jordi Évole asked the actor to tell an anecdote. At first, Ballesta has commented that this was his thing, but finally there was an anecdote that happened to him when he was 16 years old while he was in a hotel with his mother. Ballesta has confessed to the journalist
"I remember once, a receptionist... I was 16 years old, I was going with my mother and she gave me her phone number and told me that she had a room for the service, to do whatever we wanted," said the actor, who did not He did not hesitate for a second: "I picked up the phone, looked at my mother and put it away. Then I went to that room, obviously, and what happened next is up to me."
