Santiago del Moro got tired and had to face the criticism that “Big Brother” receives.

At the nominations gala Santiago del Moro (46) took the time to respond firmly and forcefully to those who, especially on social networks, question various aspects of it Big Brother (Telefe), What might be the economic cost to the public of being able to vote to remove a participant from the chamber?

In a serious tone, the driver began: “This program is very expensive. In fact, he has a studio that never stops, because where the kids are, the house, there is a television studio where the technicians, even the producers and many people work all week, in different shifts… “.

“But I think that… this program costs a lot of money, it’s true that it also raises a lot of money. But Many other programs can also be financed through this program and many people who work on this channel and on other channels who also live from this program”, continued Del Moro, referring to Telefe programs and also to other channels that talk about the reality.

“So it’s a good thing that such a success happens,” continued Del Moro, who then found himself faced with the criticism that his cycle usually receives: “They criticize Big Brother a lot because it measures 20 points.”

“If we did 7, 8 or 9 they would criticize us because we do little. But It’s a phenomenon that happens with the people who work in this. And we do it to the best of our ability, sometimes we can make mistakes, but we do it with our heart”, added the driver, who He received applause from everyone present in the Big Brother studio.

And he continues: “I also say this because at a certain point I will pass and another pilot will arrive, someone will be in my place, because at a certain point I too will leave this program”, hopefully in many years.” But I say it because “Sometimes this program is demonized without understanding it.”

“We talk for free, I understand that it helps many people to talk a little about Big Brother to be able to sell what they do and it’s all good because I understand the game like no one else,” he continued.

And he concluded, still referring to the questions: “We must respect much more when we talk about this program because we do it as people. I’m not saying this for myself, who puts my face to it every day and is experienced, I’m saying it for many colleagues who work tirelessly., and sometimes they work much more than they are paid. “They do it from the heart.”