A new horizon for Carlos Latre
The well-known Spanish comedian, Carlos Latre, has once again been the center of media attention with his new television project, the Babylon Show, which premiered yesterday in prime time on Telecinco. This innovative format seeks to compete directly with successful programs such as El Hormiguero, presented by Pablo Motos, and La Resistència de David Broncano.
The challenge of competition
With this new proposal, Latre embarks on a challenge that promises to bring laughter and fun. In a recent interview with Infobae, he expressed his excitement and determination to succeed, stating that despite the magnitude of the challenge, he will not be intimidated by his rivals. ‘I will look forward, not to the sides’, he declared, underlining his intention to create a unique and captivating television space.
Respect for competition
Latre has not spared in recognizing the talent of its competitors. He praised Pablo Motos for his commitment and constant effort to improve, while he highlighted the originality and freshness of David Broncano. With this respect for the television landscape, Latre seeks to build his own universe that resonates with the public.
A surprising confession about Julio Iglesias
One of the most shocking moments of the interview was Carlos Latre’s revelation about his guest aspirations. He expressed a very special wish: ‘I would love for Julio Iglesias to come’, thus showing his great admiration for the legendary Spanish singer. The possibility of having Iglesias on the show would be a huge achievement, considering that Latre has performed numerous impersonations of the singer throughout his career.
An exceptional guest list
Latre’s list isn’t limited to just big-name artists. He also mentioned international stars like Robert Downey Jr. and Hugh Jackman, whom he considers role models. In addition, he expressed a particular interest in inviting people with fascinating stories, including figures such as Amancio Ortega, Juan Roig and Valentín Fuster, who bring a unique and unconventional perspective to his program.
Looking to the future
With this new project, Carlos Latre aims not only to entertain, but also to offer a platform where different voices and narratives can be heard. The Babylon Show may be the gateway to an innovative format that challenges the traditional norms of Spanish television, although its competition is firm. With his creativity and vision, Latre seeks to leave an unforgettable mark on the media landscape.
