As a lover of cooking, Miguel Bosé has not wanted to stop visiting the MasterChef set. The singer enlivened the preparations for the second test of the night and took the opportunity to explain how he began to cook and why he likes to do it with his children. "For me, cooking above all is passion," he revealed when asked by Pepe Rodríguez.
Bosé not only likes to prepare all kinds of dishes, but also loves to share those moments with his family: “First it is passion and then therapy. When we cook, all evils go away. And then it's sharing. The kitchen is made to share".
As he explained, he does not cook everything he would like. The Spanish artist has to attend to his work commitments and spends little time at home. However, he assured that he tries to make an effort and find a place to prepare food for his children. "At home I cook every day. For me, for my children and for everyone at home," he said.
Miguel Bosé loves to cook thanks to his grandmothers, who taught him how to prepare typical Italian and Spanish dishes: "I started cooking with my maternal grandmother Francesca, from Milan. The first thing she taught me was to make polenta and there she went on to teach me how to make pasta, then gnocchis... I loved her and followed her everywhere. Then with my father I learned Spanish cooking."
This has not been the only anecdote of the singer's visit to the MasterChef set. In addition to explaining his relationship with the kitchen, as soon as he entered the set, Bosé recognized a familiar face. And to the singer's surprise there was a link with one of the participants: "I know you from my series". Specifically, with Claudia Ferranti.
As explained by the Italian, she had the opportunity to make a cameo in the biopic of Miguel Bosé entitled Bosé. The Italian got into the skin of her countrywoman Elsa Tia, better known as Elsa Martinelli.
