Alba Carrillo and Marta Márquez, unfiltered before the premiere of 'Fuera de control': loose wires, construction, and eager to start on La Séptima

Alba Carrillo and Marta Márquez are already counting the days to take the helm of 'Fuera de control'. The presenters starred in a Q&A video published this Friday on 'La Séptima's social media, where they talked about their new project and showed the state of facilities that are still under construction.

Carrillo explained that her arrival at the network also responds to a personal motivation. "I want to leave my son a legacy of values," she assured before pointing out that 'La Séptima' is, in her opinion, the place where she wants to be right now.

Márquez defended the need to offer viewers "another vision, another point of view, and another type of content," with live broadcasting as one of the program's main hallmarks. The two took advantage of the conversation to boast about the chemistry between them. "We are very different and very similar at the same time," they acknowledged jokingly.

The differences appear, above all, in their way of working. Carrillo introduced her colleague as the more organized part, while she defined herself as someone more willing to "flow." "That way nothing can go wrong," Márquez replied with a laugh.

The premiere, however, will have to wait for the final preparations to be completed. The presenters turned the phone to show a bare wall, several workers, and part of the studio's wiring. "We are starting from scratch, but absolutely from scratch," Márquez confessed. Carrillo finished the impromptu visit with a very characteristic phrase of hers. "With loose wires like me, see you in 'Fuera de control'."

They also announced that the space will have a website to catch up on deferred content and will maintain an active presence on social media. The intention is for the program to be born with a multichannel vocation and to be followed beyond its television broadcast.

'Fuera de control' is part of the offering with which La Séptima is preparing the start of its broadcasts next November 5. While the works progress, the network will continue to introduce its faces with new videos. The next to respond will be Héctor de Miguel and Sarah Santaolalla.