Paulina Rubio and the stone: what is behind the departure of the Golden Girl with Eva Soriano

paulina rubio is in Spain for the promotion of his new song, It’s not my fault, and on her television tour she has starred in moments that have given a lot to talk about on social networks, such as when she spoke of Rocío Jurado as if she were alive. With Eva Soriano also starred this Wednesday in a very surreal moment in Showriano (Movistar Plus+).

Speaking of what Spain means to her, the Golden Girl said: “It’s just that I already have a little piece of Spain at home.” The presenter asked: “How?” And the singer of Neither roses nor toys explained that she was saying it for her son with Colate, Nico, who turns 13 in November: “Of course, my son is a piece of Spain.”

Humorously, Soriano replied: “Oh, I thought you took a stone from Teide or something.” And Paulina stood up to her and said: “Also, too. Oh, that’s bad… Wipe my ass if you can, damn it.” Soriano, stunned, reacted: “But what expression is that?” And Pau: “You weren’t a joker, dude?” Soriano tried to settle: “Do you go to people and tell them ‘wipe my ass’?” The Mexican artist replied: “Are you taking me seriously or are you taking me…?”

Social networks were immediately filled with humorous comments about it. Some users were confused by the singer’s reaction, others delved into the reason that could have led her to react like this. “I am obsessed with the coincidence that Eva Soriano, among all the things she could say, said ‘a stone from Teide’ without knowing that Paulina would understand it on this side,” wrote journalist Juan Sanguino on Twitter.

It must be remembered that in the program Fiestain October of last year, They took some pictures of the interpreter of my new vice doing their needs on the beach. They added: “Rocks that he uses to clean himself and that we hope he didn’t take as souvenirs.” After the commotion generated, even Eva Soriano wrote this Thursday on Twitter: “I swear I had no idea about the stone.”