Both Pablo Motos and David Broncano benefit

Motos accused TVE of “bad practice” and “other interests” on ‘El Hormiguero’ yesterday.

The La 1 show won Monday night with 17.8% audience share.

Presenter wars are old. Some appeared on TV years ago. Some will likely remain on television in the future, even if it differs from traditional television, which had audience quotas that are now unthinkable. It’s been a while since David Broncano and Pablo Motos fought on TV like in ‘La revuelta’ and ‘El Hormiguero’. Given the controversy surrounding the pilot Jorge Martín interview last Thursday.

On La 1 and Antena3, Broncano and Motos returned to the subject yesterday, demonstrating that the battle will last. Beyond details, both are working on what matters most—ratings.

“I’m a bit worried .” Pablo Motos, in the final part of ‘El Hormiguero’ yesterday, brought up the “guest war” between his program and David Broncano, which has garnered the most attention in recent days in the small screen chronicle. The controversy is well known. It has been covered in ink, including chronicles that detail its development minute by minute.

Last Thursday, ‘La Revuelta’ reported that they were unable to interview pilot Jorge Martín due to pressure from ‘El Hormiguero’, who wanted to interview the Moto GP champion for the first time. Broncano interviewed Martín while ensuring the video wasn’t aired before the pilot’s visit to ‘El Hormiguero’ on Wednesday, the 27th.

Despite complaints that Motos had done this before, ‘La revuelta’ showed animal images for minutes. Motos offered his version on Antena3 yesterday. He said, “I’m embarrassed, but…”

“There are interests and smoke screens .” Starting strong, Motos addressed the government. “I want to apologize to the audience, because with what is happening in this country, Aldama’s confession, all the implications of the Government, the DANA, and all these neglected people, having to talk about the management of an interview makes me a little uneasy,” said the veteran ‘El Hormiguero’ presenter, before clarifying that he spoke about ‘La Revuelta’ controversy to “restore the truth” in the face of “interests and smoke screens.”

“Prearranged” interview. He said his team had the pilot interview “closed and arranged” since October 29, promising that their “first” conversation would be on ‘El Hormiguero’ microphones. “That was the commitment and we demanded it.”

Motos attributes Martín’s team’s “lack of coordination” to his decision to prioritize ‘La revuelta’ on social media last week. The result? The call from ‘El Hormiguero’ causes Martín to back down, and Broncano broadcasts prime time images of a rut.

“This was hidden .” Motos first denounced yesterday that “it was hidden” that the pilot had recorded an interview for ‘La revuelta’, which was never broadcast. “It was hidden and it was known the next day thanks to the independent media, which denied the initial version and to the spectators and journalists who were at the recording.”

Motos continued. He downplayed the “dropping of guests” from the agenda and assured that similar episodes occur “every day” in newspapers, magazines, radio, and television (his monologue lasted almost four and a half minutes).

Attacking La 1. ‘El Hormiguero’ host claims a “distorted version” was broadcast on public television. Motos loaded inks there. Public television rated this as one of the top three issues of the day. If they considered it important, they should have called us. Most media have. This journalistic malpractice is typical of disinformation.”

And Broncano? Motos was not the only one who spoke out yesterday about Thursday. Broncano’s La 1 show was also controversial. In a recent interview, singer Rigoberta Bandini claimed she was banned from Motos’ show, echoing other media figures like actresses Candela Peña and Nawja Nimri.

During the La 1 program, references and winks were made to the dispute with ‘El Hormiguero’ from the interview with Martín, including a deer on the famous drum, jokes about the rut, and phrases that seemed to respond to Pablo Motos quickly. The phrase ‘it’s always been done this way’ annoys me most. Goats were thrown from bell towers too “Broncano concluded.

They count numbers. Regardless of controversy, the rivalry between both programs has raised their profile. One that appears to be paying off in audience numbers. In October, at the same time as ‘La revuelta’ debuted, Dos 30 released a report with Kantar Media data showing both spaces’ successes.

Although ‘El Hormiguero’ has dominated La 1’s audience for almost two decades, Broncano’s show has revived it. In its first month, ‘La revuelta’ averaged 2,169,000 viewers and 16.6% share, improving the channel’s performance in a difficult time slot.

Both Pablo Motos and David Broncano benefit

Motos accused TVE of “bad practice” and “other interests” on ‘El Hormiguero’ yesterday.

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