Santiago de Compostela, October 6 (European Media) –
Xunta President Alfonso Rueda said it was “a wonderful experience” for him to be a guest on the TVG program “Land Róber”. “It actually met my own expectations, which was to have a great time,” he said.
Rueda himself said in a promotional announcement this week that he would “draw a monkey” on the show, a phrase used by host Roberto Villar when he greets guests each week. “I think it’s safe, at least for me, for a program with those characteristics to try to act like him and present himself to people who sell and share jokes as naturally as he does,” he assured.
Regarding two questions about his dance with the Dominican group, Rueda responded: “Let it be known that I chose everything. People told me that they didn’t expect me to have the lowest rhythm. There were others who told me that I had to improve The rhythm of the dance. You might be more correct in a matter of seconds.”
In addition, he also emphasized that the show’s “ratings are very high.” “The plan was always adoita telo, but I think these numbers are terrible,” he added.
Regional owners commented that “this is a very rhythmic program.” “The truth is that Roberto Villar is a great professional and that’s the case with every team he leads. “Leave another person a place with rhythm and surprises and let yourself Rise up naturally, that’s what you do,” he said.
Likewise, he reflected that “there is always doubt” that “politicians have to be involved in such schemes”. “I think so,” he said. “It was a great experience for me,” he concluded. “At least you Galicians have the opportunity to tease me a little more. For better or for worse, Alfonso Rueda and I try to behave naturally, which I think we have to do,” he said.
Finally, he assured that it would help “focus” on what is to be faced in next week’s debate on the state of autonomy. “I think this is a big day for me. Take it seriously,” he said of the DEA. He proposed that “in addition to balance” he would also seek to inform or they wish to “continue to do so”.