Every day, La Revuelta, a program presented by David Broncano on Spanish RTVE, takes place. The late-night show continues to attract large audiences as it rivals El Hormiguero in prime time. This second week of November has started off strong, as the guest was Rosalia.
The artist is one of the great attractions of Spanish music. A few days ago she released her new album entitled “Lux“, which has been well received by the public. Before the interview began, Rosalia and Broncano were in the street sharing with well-known people such as Pedro Almodovar, Estopa and Carmen Machi, among others. The singer was welcomed in the studio to a great ovation and with a cake that captivated the audience and Broncano.
At one point in the interview, the host asked the Catalan singer what her parents did for a living. Rosalia confessed that her father worked as an assistant in industrial warehouses and her mother in a family business of bathroom plates, metal carpentry. “Do you know that Rafa Nadal’s family has a company that does the same thing? A business collaboration would be nice,” said Broncano.
The comedian asked if she knew Rafa: “No, but I admire him a lot. I love how he did the interviews, he is very forward,” confessed the artist. After Broncano confessed that he had played with him, the artist said that she always got videos of Rafa playing and talking: “I have the urge to someday play tennis. I have the attitude and the outfit but I’ve never played,” she explained.
Rosalia explains how her singing lessons work and Broncano tells her that Melendi doesn’t know how to do it: “What is he going to know about singing?”
During the interview, several interesting moments arose. The artist explained that she was still taking singing lessons, something that Broncano was curious about. The director joked that Spanish singing Melendi should sign up for the classes. Rosalia said that she did know how to sing, to which the presenter jokingly said: “What is she going to know how to sing“.
Another highlight was the reviews from the media and critics of her new album. The artist confessed that her grandmother sent her a very unexpected review: “She sent me the opinion of a bishop,” she confessed to the surprise of Broncano and the audience.
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