Author: Fran Varela / June 19, 2024
«They fail to capture their identity on stage. And I think that’s super screwed,” said Julio César Rodríguez about the animators of the Viña Festival. The Chilevisión host visited Que Te Lo Digo to promote his new streaming channel Yuly, and they asked him if he would like to host the most important event in our country:
“The truth has never been my desire Viña, because open spaces are not my strong point, my desire. I encourage festivals, but it’s not something that keeps me up at night. I know that Viña is very important and I respect him a lot, but today I don’t think it makes a difference to an animator.
“Today, animators are built on this, on the fray that you engage in every day. The roosters are seen with five hours on air, from Monday to Friday, generating content. Viña becomes the monarchical part of what remains of Chilean television and show business.
“It’s like the clerical part. Two animators who come out super packaged, super stiff, who tell them what to say, what happened to the last animators, they fail to capture their identity on stage. And I think that’s super fucked up.
“If you are an entertainer who has a way of being, people appreciate you for who you are, for certain characteristics, you arrive on a stage for that, and on that stage you cannot be who you are, it is very strange. “It’s like someone using artificial intelligence”
