Alaska was visiting yesterday in the program 'El Hormiguero'. Fangoria has been making headlines in recent days both for the premiere of his impeccable 'Songs for romantic robots' and for his continuous misguided statements each time they have opened their mouths for the promotion of this new album.
I suppose many of you will agree with me in stating that it would have been much better to hear him talk about the famous claim about mortgages published by El Confidencial, instead of going back to talk about Alaska's passion for cosmetic surgery, something that no Fangoria fan does not know. What does your recent cheekbone surgery have to do with your allergy to animals and people with beards? I guess nothing.
Alaska in El Hormiguero: «For me, Eurovision continues to be that festival that I discovered when I arrived in Spain»
The only interesting reference that there was last night about one of his last statements was that of Eurovision: "Singing in English at Eurovision is a blast". Alaska responded correctly by acknowledging that she, as a girl of the twentieth century, I preferred that festival in which each country sang in its own language.
This was Alaska's response: «Let's see, I am a girl of the XNUMXth century and for me Eurovision is still that festival that I discovered when I arrived in Spain in which each country represented, well, Luxenburg was in French ... It is true that Abba won in English, I myself have have to check my files. Would you have won from Abba if you had sung in Swedish? Well yes, because no one spoke English then. Or is it that English was spoken in Europe? Or is it that English is spoken in Europe? No. I understand Eurovision as that song festival. Today Eurovision is a great pan-European TV show and it probably needs that common language, but I think it was something else ».
Despite having clarified - in his own way - this point about singing or not in English in Eurovision, to continue with this type of statements in the interviews, surely the next television appearance will be on 13tv, which is more in line with that thought about the government and mortgages.