The Queen has the doors open to The revoltFor Queen Letizia, returning to TVE would be like returning home, because during her time as a journalist she worked for the public channel for many years. “She is invited and can come whenever she wants,” said David Broncano from his studio.
It was after the anecdote of the night: the brief conversation he had with Piedad, a woman who shared memories of when she was his classmate at the Faculty of Journalism at the Complutense University of Madrid. “She said she was never going to get married and that she was very left-wing,” said the guest on the programme about the Queen. A show that also included the presence of Eduard Fernández, who promotes the great El 47. A great night, then, for Broncano who scored a 15.6% share compared to his great rival, Pablo Motos, who was left with 13.3%.
La Revuelta has also left the invitation to Felipe VI’s wife through her official account on X. This has been after the enormous repercussion on social networks and digital media of the intervention of her Journalism colleague.
With a very relaxed tone and a laugh, Piedad recalled that in those years “everyone had little money” and that they drank “calimocho, beer […] Normally in flats with roommates.” And he added: “Once we got drunk watching a PP rally with Aznar when he was closing his campaign.”
Broncano ended the conversation with Letizia’s friend with this: “Piedad, send a message to the Queen.” And the woman finished: “Letizia, I’m glad that the five years of Journalism have at least served me to appear in La Revuelta. I am an actress and comedian at heart, but I studied Journalism in the public school. A kiss, Leti with a z.”
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