This past Monday, a new edition of Operación Triunfo, the musical competition par excellence in Spain, began. Under the protection of a new home, the Prime Video streaming platform, the program began its stage with Chenoa in charge of the presentations and a Gala Zero where the first two contestants were already discarded. However, it has not taken long for the adventure of the new “triumphs” to go down classic paths.
Just two days after entering the new Academy, its main manager Noemí Galera has already had to issue the first warning. Next to her was one of the teachers, with whom she has warned the participants about the tasks and schedules they must follow to maintain balance and group dynamics. It all started because of a series of instructions, given by the organization itself, that the applicants have not followed.
“Guys, there are a lot of people here working to make you comfortable, to get things out of the way, to make everything look better. I understand that it is the beginning and you have to get used to the schedule, but don't get carried away. This is going to be a waste, and whoever doesn't follow the schedule, well... Today I'm going to allow it, but starting tomorrow, anyone who isn't there when the bell rings in class is not going to get in, that's how it is," Galera warned his students.
“Out of respect for the teachers, for the people who are working, out of respect for colleagues,” concluded the director of the Academy, before the group continued with its pertinent activities. The official profile of the contest has shared the moment on social networks along with the label
“They are turned off. I imagine it will be the excitement of the first days, that they are crazy and entertain themselves with anything,” one user tried to justify. Likewise, there are those who have considered that this message from Galera is not yet constitutive of the recognized label. “I don't see any broncOT. He is telling them what there is and without raising his voice or making anything out of place,” commented another user.
“For God's sake, if they barely have ten free minutes a day with their very busy schedule, where are they going to find the time to organize their clothes if they are tired?”, contributed another of the writings. “Until the paper falls out of the window, they say ‘shit,’ they look out and the books fall because they were on the window sill, they cannot call it BroncOT,” read another response.
