The exchange of responses
Jorge Javier Vazquez and
Paz Padilla Yesterday afternoon on the set of ‘Sálvame’ was not without tension. It all began with him explaining that this Wednesday he dedicated his entry in the blog he has in the magazine ‘Lecturas’ to Antonio David Flores and Terelu Campos, two figures who, according to himself, did not fare well in the pre-Christmas reflection of he.
At his words, his partner sent him a message: “The day it’s your turn…
You know that everything that goes up, comes down“. They didn’t sit well with the Catalan and he replied: “It’s just that, you know? I am already so high that
I’m tired of being in the loneliness of the top“I need warmth now…” She didn’t consider that the conversation had ended there either…
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When you go up, say hello, they will be the same ones you see when you go down“, was the ‘zasca’ with which Paz tried to settle the issue, but he found himself, once again, with Jorge’s wall and his rhetoric: “Paz, the parties don’t suit you very well, do they? To me that cheap philosophy… That’s what the ancients say: everything that goes up, comes down; Higher towers have fallen”.
By way of advice, Padilla demanded attention from his partner: “Listen to one thing, I always say that with the years we’ve been here giving the noise, the most normal thing is for them to call us and tell us: ‘Don’t come again. Thank you for having put up with us for so many years. The problem is that they will tell you not to come again.
and on top of that they will kick you”’. So we have to be prepared for everything.” He, in a challenging mode, turned around to the camera and, pointing to his ass, said: ”
Well look, here it is“.
Paz tried to make him see that there are faces that push hard, that it was a “philosophy of life.” Vázquez’s last response was very forceful: “No, that’s
philosophy of cheap books. I have deeper thoughts.”
