Lola Índigo illuminated the night of 'El Hormiguero' on her last visit, presenting a musical project that promises to be more personal and intimate than ever. The singer and dancer, known for her energy and humility, returned to the program with the intention of having as much fun as possible with Trancas y Barrancas.
Under her new project GRX, Lola Índigo shows a facet closer to her Granada roots, revealing a special bond with her loved ones. Despite her rise to fame, the artist puts aside the spotlight to return to her origins. Pablo Motos, previewed exciting collaborations with Saiko and La Zowi, promising to discover even more surprises that will surely delight his followers.
During the interview, Lola Índigo openly shared her preferences in the sentimental field, confessing that she prefers to avoid relationships with famous people, since they cause her stress. "I have had artistic partners and it overwhelms me," she stated with conviction. The artist expressed her interest in everyday life, enjoying conversations about life in the town more than work topics. "I like to talk about who has gotten pregnant in the town and not spend all day talking about work. I don't feel like it. I want to talk about the pregnant people," she added with humor.
Pablo Motos, trying to understand his perspective, defended the idea that you cannot choose who to fall in love with. Lola, however, insisted that, after past experiences, she has learned to avoid falling in love with artists. "I have fallen out of love. If I know that they are artists, it no longer works for me. I know what I have to do to prevent it from happening, I am learning," the artist shared.
The presenter showed interest in the qualities of the perfect couple according to Lola Índigo: “The first requirement is to be from a village, who has asparagus and knows how to cook,” the artist joked. Pablo, in a joking tone, stated that he cooks well: “I do few things, but the ones I do, I do well.” He talked about the art of heating popcorn in the microwave and his trick when making hot chocolate: “Don't use milk, but whipped cream and a splash of cognac.”
Between jokes, Motos “sold himself” to Lola: “Except for the age difference, I meet all your requirements.” The Granada singer took it as a joke and applauded the presenter's ingenuity.
Despite the relaxed and humorous atmosphere of the interview, some audience members expressed their discontent on Twitter regarding Pablo Motos' comment. One user wrote: "Either Pablo Motos stops hitting on Lola Índigo or I'm going to the set to hit him."
