Gonzalo Egas, recordado participante de La Granja y 1810, se refirió a su rol en Ganar o Servir. En entrevista con el youtuber y comediante Ni Tan Zorrón, aseguró que nunca su intención fue participar como competidor del reality de Canal 13, Ganar o Servir.
En entrevista con el post show de Pepsi, Gonzalo Egas, comentó su rol como jefe de los sirvientes de la hacienda de Ganar o Servir.
Allí, aseguró que desde los inicios de las conversaciones con la producción de Ganar o Servir, en diciembre de 2023, fue categórico en comunicar que no se incorporaría a la competencia.
Gonzalo Egas y su cercanía con Coca Mendoza: “Me sentí un poco traicionero”
“We never had the conversation that I had to participate as a competitor”assured Gonzalo Egas from Peru.
He also recalled that his initial entry as a contestant was to get to know the participants better.
“I never evaluated the possibility of being a participant. It did not exist, the production people knew that from day one: that my role as a participant was not an alternative,” continuous.
At the interview, Gonzalo Egas also referred to the closeness he forged with Coca Mendozaparticipant of reality Win or Serve.
“I felt a little treacherous, like I was turning my back on him,” he said about the moment he announced his release from confinement.
The closeness between Gonzalo Egas and Coca Mendoza was due to the distance of the quarrels and groups that were formed in Win or Serve.
“We were outside the dynamics of conflict and love that were experienced in the house”assured Egas about Coca.
“Nunca estuvo en mente ir a la competencia”: el rol como jefe de sirvientes
Gonzalo Egas, assured Diego Jerez, better known as Ni Tan Zorrón, that his refusal to participate as another contestant Win or Serve was due to the exposure of a reality show.
“It was never in mind to go to the competition“, he claimed.
“Yo he estado en dos programas de telerealidad, yo sé qué significa en término del tiempo, la dedicación. Hay todo un costo energético, emocional, familiar, laboral también, que yo no estaba dispuesto a dejarlo de lado”
Citing personal tranquility, Gonzalo Egas always envisioned the possibility of maintaining a different role in Win or Serve.
“There was this alternative of being the ‘master of the servants’ and I took it in a good way because it seemed interesting to me”Gonzalo assured.
He also referred to the performance of the participants of Win or Serve and their coexistence dynamics.
“Some of them, when I told them that I was leaving, that I was taking the role of head of the servants, they thought that I was (…) giving up the competition and that the channel was giving me an alternative path”he declared.
“At first they thought I was giving up on the project, out of fatigue. (…). The project was super attractive to me, but in this modality that I am in now,” she said.
