The graphologist Maryfer Centeno revealed interesting details that probably went unnoticed by the public in the talk they shared Pedro Sola and The Golden Scorpion.
Pedro Sola, well-known host of the entertainment program Windowingrecently participated in an interview with the youtuber Alex Montiel. Which has generated a stir on social networks, since both had previously shown an unfortunate encounter on television.
Well, during a Ventaneando broadcast to which El Escopión was invited, Pedrito publicly confessed that he did not like him and decided to withdraw from the forum.
However, the recent event marks a notable change in their relationship, arousing curiosity among the public. The interview between Sola and Montiel was for their renowned YouTube channel “Scorpion at the Wheel”, where they addressed the presenter’s personal issues and even acknowledged that they already get along well. What also caught attention was that the cover of the video clip has a text that highlights their good relationship, “He was never going to get on and he did.”
However, the expert in body language, Maryfer Centeno pointed out that Pedrito does “dislike” Alex Montiel. “Oh Lord. Really, poor Pedrito Solasee everything together, everything stressed. He says that he is very happy but when he tells him The Golden Scorpion, ‘if he forgave you for the mayonnaise, I didn’t.’ At that moment he makes a smile…”.
“With both hands in the shape of a fist, which is contained anger. As if… if you could, but you can’t then you control yourself, the body must have tension somewhere. (…) The universal expression of anger, the fierce look, the face of discomfort. Nobody could think that this man is happy.”
On the other hand, Centeno explained that although the Golden Scorpion is extraordinary as a human being and in character. But ultimately he is a troll, which is precisely the psychology that Pedro Sola doesn’t like. “In the end It is a triumph for the Golden Scorpion”, he indicated.
“It seems that this poor man is suffering, he brings his hands into a fist in the posture, his body language is all together, he is all stressed. When you are comfortable your movements are broader. Here he is like this, trying to contain this possible aggression that surely left him wanting.”
Likewise, the graphologist emphasized the way the driver smiles as it seems somewhat forced, since the presenter shows all his teeth in front of the camera and wrinkles his nose in a rigid manner.
“Despite the words he says, he is very happy and laughs. Because it is not an authentic smile, it has to do with a social issue, with an issue of obligation. I think he was forced to be there.”
