The end-of-year bells of TVE had as protagonists Ana Obregon and Los Morancos. Days later, the networks were filled with negative comments about the jokes they told César y Jorge Cadavalcalling them racists and tacky. We have contacted the first to get his opinion on the criticism.
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“I am very satisfied with our work that night, we were second in audience and being next to Ana was very emotional. I have not read the comments, but they have told me, and I want to make sure that my brother and I are neither nor have we never been racist”.
And does it hurt to be labeled one of that? “It doesn’t hurt me because those who call me racist are wrong. Therefore, these criticisms do not worry me in the least. What’s more, I’m surprised that they say that about us,” clarifies the comedian. “That means they don’t know us. The comments do not bother me at all, I have a very clear conscience, I repeat that I am not racist, and my brother much less.”
The duo are planning to release a documentary about their lives. “We are preparing it and it is going to discover many things that are not known. We are going to open up on the channel. We are writing the script,” advances the Andalusian. “We have performances in Seville, Madrid, Valencia and Barcelona in the coming months. Thank God there is no lack of work, this is going to be a good year for Los Morancos,” he concludes.