Age passes the same for everyone, but sometimes we don't realize that it passes too quickly. That's what Alfonso Arús must have thought first thing this morning, on his program Aruser@s, when he commented on the twenty years that David Bisbal has been active and realized that he has been on television sets for just as many.
It was then that one of his collaborators, Marc Redondo, the weatherman, hit him with a stick at the expense of his age, which the veteran journalist did not like too much. And they remind you that you are older...
Alfonso Arús feels older. To which his wife, Angie Cárdenas, has put a cape on him, assuring that she probably thinks so because having children makes time fly by. However, the presenter attributes everything to television, and specifically to the sets that he has been on for 22 years.
"That Bisbal has been around for 20 years means that I've been there for 40. It's horrible. I consider Bisbal to be one of the new guys," Arús complained when counting the time and the years that had passed.
"Musically, what has Dyango achieved? What has Camilo Sesto achieved in recent years?" asked the presenter, who sees life passing before his eyes at full speed. "I think it's everyday life on this set, we've been here for 22 seasons. This set accelerates aging," lamented Angie Cárdenas. Given this information, their daughter, Tatiana, challenged them to make a documentary. "We are two years older than Bisbal," she said.
The proposal seemed tempting to Arús, who stated: "Nowadays you are nobody if you don't make a documentary. In the past you were nobody if a famous person didn't imitate you." Then, the Catalan began to remember one of his stages on the radio when a coach told him: 'I have realized that you are nobody here if Alfonso Arús doesn't imitate you on his program.'"
Given this comment, Marc Redondo could not help but give him a loud jab regarding his age. A "low blow", as Arús described after hearing it. "Do you also feel old because the ones you imitated are almost all dead?" Redondo blurted out.
