David Broncano introduced this Monday's guest as "today I am interviewing one of those people I never thought would come." But yes, he came. María Rosa García García, artistically known as Niña Pastori, made her debut in 'La Resistencia'. "I would have liked to come earlier, but you haven't called me," she said as soon as she arrived. Pastori goes to promote her album 'Camino' and her next tour.
The first anecdote he told was about his experience in the first experience of 'MasterChef Celebrity': "I was the first expelled, although it was short." Broncano was interested in her passage through the demanding kitchens of the culinary talent show: “They like the dish 'too' pretty. It is a television program, with what it entails. I cook better than it seems."
David Broncano hallucinates with the biography of Niña Pastori and the number of awards: "This year they have not given you any awards, if you want we can invent one so you don't leave empty," joked the presenter of 'La Resistencia'. "The prizes are nice, but the greatest prize is the affection of the public," says the singer-songwriter from Cádiz.
During the interview, a photo of Leiva with his "naked" father fell to the ground. "Have you ever practiced nudism?" Broncano asked. "No, it must be uncomfortable." Despite everything, she told a traditional anecdote about shellfishing as a child with her mother and taking a bath naked at the end of the task.
David Broncano asked Niña Pastori a couple of joking questions: "If someone had a piece of lettuce in a tooth, would you tell them?" To which the singer-songwriter replied: "Yes, because I would like them to tell me." “Well, you know…”, added Broncano. It turned out to be a lie.
On the other hand, he also asked him the question of how he pronounces his ID: "Do you speak in millions or do you say number by number?" And she said number for number: "End with Q for cheese." "Giving the ID number you can mess it up," considered the presenter of 'La Resistencia'.
In line, Niña Pastori recounted the time she went to deliver a rental car and the company required her search of the singer-songwriter and her luggage: "Something happened with the DNI that alerted them and almost made me miss the flight."
How could it be otherwise, Niña Pastori could not leave 'La Resistencia' without answering the classic questions proposed by David Broncano. Regarding the money that she has in the bank, the flamenco singer-songwriter replied: “I have moved a lot of money, but now I have very little. It's just that how you like to eat ham and good wine… ”, she laughed.
As for sexual relations, the Andalusian artist blushed: “Every time things are weaker. We're going downhill. 'Chaboli' (her husband of hers) is sad. Oh boy, I'm getting hotter!" Finally, she added: "Now summer is here, we take color and one is encouraged."
