Mediaset confirmed this Wednesday that those in charge of ringing the 2024-2025 bells on Telecinco and Cuatro, simultaneously, are Ion Aramendi and Blanca Romero. A news that has caused the anger of those known as Mozos de Arousa. The reason? That, according to what they themselves have said, they were the ones who were going to present them. “It’s not that we had any illusions, it’s that it was closed. But we’ll talk in a few days,” Borja said on his social networks. Added to this is that the Fuencarral network has also announced that next week will be the group’s last week on the program. Chain reaction.
© @borjaminaIt was a little over a month ago when the account of Algopasatv announced that Raúl, Borja and Bruno, members of the legendary group of the Mozos de Arousa, contestants of Chain reaction, They were going to be responsible for firing this year. But, something has changed, because Mediaset announced that it was not going to be them, but Ion Aramendi and Blanca Romero. A situation that has upset the hundreds of followers they have and has made the participants explode and tell how they have experienced the situation: “We have been deceived until the last moment.”
© @borjamina“I will be very comfortable on the 31st at noon distributing the grapes to my people, as I have done all these last years”, Borja began by writing to later clarify that “this is not a tantrum for not ringing the bell, which was more than accepted in recent days. It is about discovering (and new things every day) that we have been deceived, they have laughed at us and they have lied to us to do things that we did not want to do.” In addition, he revealed that the network wanted to count on the group to attended different programs such as “Afternoon, Party, Let’s See and Survivors”.
© @borjaminaBut if that were not enough, this is not the only controversy that has been generated around the Mozos de Arousa, since Mediaset has explained that the group will appear on screen for the last time next Monday, November 25 after more than 400 programs and more than 2.6 million euros already in his possession. Telecinco has announced this with a statement in which they say that “the special programming on Telecinco will include a double delivery of the contest: the first, at 8:00 p.m., will board with Raúl, Borja and Bruno how they have become a television phenomenon that has crossed the screen, and the second, at 10:50 p.m., with their last participation in the program.
© @borjaminaAfter more than a year and a half participating in Chain reactionthe Mozos de Arousa have broken many records, since they made their debut on May 25, 2023. They have participated in more than 400 programs, they have solved more than 6,000 words in the ‘Winning Complicity’ test, they have faced more than ‘The Last Word’ 400 times and achieved the best historical mark with 17 correct answers in just 60 seconds in ‘Winning Complicity’.
© @borjaminaThis is how the Mozos de Arousa are
Raúl, Borja and Bruno, thanks to their overwhelming personality, naturalness, insight, self-confidence, humility, perseverance, background and complicity, have earned the affection of all the viewers who connect with the Telecinco afternoons. These three talented and peculiar young people with Galician roots have a charming story behind them and ties that transcend mere friendship. Outside of the cameras and the set where they already feel at home, Raúl, Borja – known as Borjamina – and Bruno, are a true example of effort, sacrifice and work. While the first two are brothers, Bruno is a great friend of both, and they all They share place of origin: VilagarcÃa de Arousaa town belonging to the Salnés region, in Pontevedra, of whose non-profit youth association Arousa Moza are part, the name with which they baptized their clan before giving the starting signal to this unforgettable vital chapter.
© @raulsantamaria98That beautiful initiative, which was born in 2017 and is today a meeting point and culturally oriented leisure activities, it was the work of Borja, passionate about music and also a former contestant of Now I fall, who encouraged her after finishing her university studies in Business Administration and Management in Malaga. Following its founding, he began working in a hotel and after the pandemic he focused on talks and training before making his joint debut on the small screen with his inseparable companions. Bruno, for his part, was in the fourth year of his Law degree, a training that he has left on standby until this exciting television adventure ends, and Raúl, a fan of sports such as football and tennis and a more discreet personality, paralyzed the oppositions that he was preparing after finishing Primary Education.
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