The most anticipated day for Kiko Matamoros and Marta López Álamo is here. This Friday, the couple said 'yes, I want' in the Basilica of San Miguel, in Madrid, before the expectation of a crowd of people who gathered at the door of the church. Save me, the program of which Matamoros is a regular collaborator, has dedicated its broadcast of the day to covering the ceremony since its start.
Many of the television colleagues have attended the wedding, so they have not gone to their workplace today. One of them is Chelo García Cortés, who did want to go live with the program of which she is also a part and tell how she faces such an important day for Kiko and Marta. However, there have also been marked absences.
The set of the Telecinco program has hosted some of the people closest to Matamoros who, despite being friends and colleagues of the collaborator, expressly declined to attend the expected appointment. This is the case of María Patiño, one of the presenters of Sálvame this Friday afternoon; and Carmen Borrego, space talker.
Both, along with Lydia Lozano, spoke days ago about the reasons that had led them to be absent at Kiko and Marta's wedding, and they agree that their trust in television is not complete. "That affinity … Although I'm fond of Kiko, I don't know her surroundings," Patiño said when asked about her non-attendance at the ceremony.
Other regular faces of Sálvame, such as Terelu Campos or Gema López, have also gone to their job as just another day, instead of going to the wedding of Kiko Matamoros and Marta López Álamo. But there are more absences among the collaborator's companions, although they have not appeared on the program today.
This is the case of Belén Esteban, one of the most recognizable faces of the evening show since its inception. Although she and Matamoros have had notable disagreements in the past, the truth is that their relationship is currently very good. The television has explained that her non-attendance at her wedding is due to the fact that she already had other plans for these days. "I come to the Manuel Carrasco concert with my friends; a girls' weekend," said Belén to justify herself.
