The driver’s death Daniel needone of the most influential figures on Mexican television, left a significant void in the program Sale and generated multiple tributes. However, a recent controversial act related to the program forum has detonated endless speculation.
According to various social media assertions, Pati Chapoymain driver of the program, would have decided get rid of the iconic orange armchair where Bisogno used to sit, allegedly burning him for superstitious reasons.
The version was disseminated by “Aunt Sandra”, a show specialized in shows, who said Pati Chapoy would have made this decision to neutralize the supposed negative energies trapped in the set of the program.
According to information shared on social networks, the journalist He instructed that The armchair, characteristic by its modern and vibrant orange design, It was incineratedwhich generated controversy among the followers of the program.
According to this X account, the intention behind this action was “Eliminate possible negative energies associated with the presenter’s health”. Bisogno faced a delicate medical history in recent years, including a liver transplant, after complications derived from non -alcoholic cirrhosis, which fed rumors that its deterioration could have been the result of some type of witchcraft.
The furniture withdrawal, which for years was an emblematic element of the Azteca TV set, unleashed a wave of theories in social networks. Some users pointed out that the elimination of this element could be related to superstitious motifs.
However, others simply consider that the elimination of furniture is simply accompanied with a kind of respect for the driver’s departure. His figure was so associated with that chair, that it is unlikely that it is correct that someone else uses it.
Although Chapoy has not officially pronounced on the subjectepisodes of the past have been remembered where the driver showed her opening towards unconventional spiritual practices. For example, in 2019 he hinted that Raquel Bigorra, who starred in scandals at that time, could have resorted to “Miami Witch.”
The controversy grew even more due to known details of the Bisogno environment in its last months of life. During the driver’s medical crisis, it transpired that His family looked for Niurka Marcos, a well -known Santería practitioner, to do a “spiritual work” that could contribute to the recovery of your health. This detail fed the speculation about the possible weight that esoteric beliefs had both in the program and in the personal life of its members.
Although for many these acts They lack foundationthe furniture became a symbol of the forum, which intensified the controversy. “Pati Chapoy’s intention by eliminating the orange chair was to neutralize any possible negative energy burden,” said the social networks source.
So far, nor the production of Sale Neither Chapoy has issued an official statement on the disappearance of the armchair nor about the reasons behind this action.
However, social media users continue to discuss whether this act was a protection ritual, a superstition or a symbolic decision after the departure of those who were considered one of the pillars of the show.
Daniel Bisogno died on February 20, 2025 due to a series of health complications after a liver transplant. His death marked the closure of a stage in the history of the program.
