Belén Esteban reveals how 'Sálvame' works: "They tell us the song that is going to be played and everyone can say what they want"

Some people consider Paracuellos one of the funniest people in our country. After a career of more than two decades on television, Belén Esteban has become one of the most interesting profiles for the viewer, which is why all the programs want to interview her.

Having Andrea Janeiro’s mother on your radio, television or any type of project is playing it safe, since her overwhelming personality and her foul-mouthed attitude make her the queen of Internet memes, always achieving great social repercussions. .

A few days ago, the ex of Jesulín de Ubrique attended the Club 113 podcast as a guest, a space presented by the content creators Goorgo, Nil Ojeda and Werlyb. The “People’s Princess” spoke of all kinds of topics in the radio space, from her leg injury after suffering a spectacular fall live on her program to her memes that circulate on the network .

At a specific moment, Anabel Pantoja’s friend explained to the young communicators how Sálvame works, leaving them speechless. ”In Sálvame we have done everything. We started with an hour, then an hour and a half, then four hours… finally five hours, without content, from Monday to Friday,” she said, implying that there is much merit in moving forward with this format.

The collaborator also explained that every day they come to the program and have a 15-minute meeting where they explain the topics that they are going to deal with, but then they can say what they want about the different issues that are raised on the set.

”There have been very big moves because we have gone too far in saying what we wanted. We have fought each other every day. Save me is a hard program ”, explained the Madrilenian while she affirmed that years ago everything was easier because there was more ‘heart’ and more issues to deal with.

The new leadership of Mediaset España decided a few weeks ago to end the program dedicated to tabloids just a few days after its 14th anniversary to create a “more family-friendly environment in the chain.” The collaborators, presenters and technical team found out about the news through an exclusive in the newspaper El Mundo, which was a great shock for all of them.

Despite rumors that it will continue in one way or another, many of the program’s workers have expressed themselves freely and have made it clear that ending the format is a “mistake” because Sálvame is more alive than ever. Space fans have also mobilized on social networks asking the leaders to maintain the Telecinco program.