The controversy around the cycle the whore loves (America, at 22), which premiered last Monday, seems endless. Yesterday, Friday, Florencia Peña managed to respond, purely ironically, to the deputy Marcela Campagnoli, of the Civic Coalition. The lawmaker filed a complaint with the Public Defender’s Office over the consideration that the cycle had “sexual and rude content” and questioned a particular phrase Peña said on the air.
What if not, set to hearFlorencia Peña chose the irony. “Listen to the group: we were criticized,” he told his colleagues.
“I’ll put on my mirror, because I can’t believe this one,” he said, and read: “Like this: it seems we shouldn’t be on Argentine television at this time. So they filed a complaint against us. The complaint was filed by Marcela Campagnoli, a representative from the Lilita Carrió space. “
Florencia Peña and Dan Breitman, in pure paradox against the deputy who filed the complaint. Get a TV.
“But he was not content with denouncing us, eight PRO deputies signed the complaint,” Peña continued. “Of the deputies, there are nine deputies who are attacking us.” “Listen because it’s amazing: they’re not … whore … two“He played with words.
Using the note Clarín published shown on screen, Florencia Peña explained that the trigger for the complaint “was something I said.” And he recalled: “On the first day I said ‘at school they laugh at me too much and make fun of me …’, because now you can’t tell. And I recommended that they are a little …, is that bad for you? “
After his rhetorical question, he added: “Well, they denounce that, because they say that I am defending enjoyment.” He then continued shooting, painfully: “What is not understood is if it bothers them that I say it, that I am, or if it bothers them that I recommend it …“.
Florencia Peña, with the note from Clarín, on screen, responded to the Civic Coalition representative. Get a TV.
“There are three things that have nothing to do with it,” he pointed out. “That’s me, I can’t change even if they criticize me. You attack me, but I continue to … Why don’t you say? Well, I’m not saying, but if I were … It’s a strange thing. “
“But it’s not going to stop here, it’s going on,” Peña warned and with the complaint papers in hand, he hinted: “That’s not the only thing that’s bothering.” “Mamamelá”, the term they use in their program in response to those who criticize them, is also disturbing.
Laughing the host recounted how that issue was presented in the complaint “But they don’t put it that way (mamamelá). They put it like this:‘ Remember that this implies the fact that if you don’t like the content of your host’s program, they can give them fellatio ”.
Florencia Peña: “The ‘mamamelá’ was also angry with them.” Get a TV.
As everyone began to laugh and sing “fellatio”, Florencia added: “For the gentleman and lady who don’t understand, the mamamela will be fellatio.” And he ironized: “What disturbs them, that we do it, that we do it, that we want it? Or that we send you, sir, to you, madam, to do it?”
“Thank you, thank you, Marcela …”
“This complaint is currently in Congress, they are handling a lot with us,” he concluded. And looking at his cast partner Dan Breitman, he asked: “Do you have a small gift for Marcela, the deputy who denounced us?”.
“Yes, I have a little gift,” replied the comedian and holding a microphone, he offered a song to Campagnoli.
Dan Breitman dedicated a song to the deputy who denounced Florencia Peña. Get a TV.
The musical theme is an adaptation of the famous “Gracias, Marcelo” created by Sebastián Almada as a joke for Tinelli. Thus, Breitman intoned: “Thank you, thank you, Marcela … for being like that, for the complaint … and for all the ratings you gave us … Thank you, thank you, Marcela … Thank you, deputy, being like you … “.
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Source: Clarin
