We interviewed Anabel Pantoja about her professional future before the recent forensic report about her daughter

The forensic report on the injuries of Anabel Pantoja's daughter would point to the father, David Rodríguez, as the possible perpetrator, according to the exclusive published by Canarias7, which claims to have had access to the document prepared by the Institute of Legal Medicine of Las Palmas. According to this information, the report would place the origin of the injuries in an alleged episode of violent shaking that occurred on January 9, 2025, within the framework of an ongoing judicial investigation. Hours before this information became known, we interviewed Anabel Pantoja during her participation in the Desalia 2026 event in Matalascañas.

Question, ElConstitucional.es: Tell us, Anabel, how are you experiencing Desalia 2026 one more year, which is an unmissable event for you?

Answer, Anabel Pantoja: Well, look, I mentioned it before, in the end you always expect the same, or well, to meet old friends here, right? But they never stop surprising you. They always give you surprises, you always meet new people, people that in the end you say: "I would never cross paths with her" and you connect very well. So, for me, Desalia is like a summer camp. To leave your life and come back here.

Q. Of course, you are already a number one on social media and have been for many years, but we are realizing that there are new generations here who are coming on strong.

A. They're eating us, they're eating us.

Q. No, they're not going to eat us because you are unique. Tell me, how do you see them and how do they have to train in this influencer thing? What has been the hardest for you?

A. Man, I think in the end it's that. The new generations are already growing up with this world made, let's say, with the manual. So, I think that in the end we also have to learn from them, they have to teach us. I now meet people here who are younger, who have viral things or brutal ideas and I also try to pay attention to them and see what they do so I can learn from my own. Look, I also tell you, I don't follow a pattern. That is, my thing is something natural. I upload what I upload when I'm well, when I'm bad, when I'm so-so. So, I don't identify myself so much as an influencer, as a youtuber, as such, but I think what's coming, is coming to eat us and is coming to be the future. Of course.

Q. We are at very specific events, like for example Desalia, it's hard for us to see you on TV, we miss you since Bailando con las estrellas and I think you haven't appeared again, right?

R. Well, I don't know, because here, what's his name, Raúl, right? Ricky. Ricky. He says he missed us on Dancing with the Stars and I say, not you so much, because you danced so badly, according to you... Oh, I love it! Come on, Ricky. No, since Dancing with the Stars, no... Yes, thank you very much.

P. But we will see you on TV soon Do you have a project in mind, if you want to return to TV?

R. Well, look...Of course I have a baby, I have a life to continue and I have to keep working, so I'm not going to close any doors. Something that fits me, obviously.

P. But, what would you like to do on TV?

R. Well, I don't know, above all a colleague of yours asked me what my ideal job or ideal program would be. I have always dreamed of traveling the world or going to places getting to know them, as I did in the Canary Islands, where I went island by island and they showed me the traditions, they showed me their festivals, their things, and I was very happy because I learned and lived, but well, I know it's very difficult and so on, but I would love it.

P. Would you mind if it were a travel reality show?

R. I would love it. Yes, because right now, even though I've been a mom, I'm still a woman and I have to work. So yes, I would like to work on something I like. But well, I'm open to all kinds of proposals, not just that.

P. We are seeing a bit that television is also changing, like everything, it is perhaps more focused on current affairs, gossip is slowly deflating a bit. I don't know how you see TV right now. How would you rate TV if you have noticed that change since you were on it daily?

R. You are more professional and critical in what you see. It's true that I can barely watch TV anymore because I only watch cartoons, Zenón's Farm, Disney... I mean, I don't consume much TV, but well, I think that in the end everything evolves and what's on TV is what the public asks for. I mean, I understand that the channels each manage, vary, to see what fits and what doesn't fit and well.

P. To finish, what would a project have to have for you to say a resounding yes?

R. What I just told you. Man, if it were a fixed thing in the place where I live and so on, it would also be cool because I would have stability, but for, I don't know, two or three months to go to... like a Quique Calleja, well an Anabel Calleja, the same. I would love it.

P. But you wouldn't return to a daily program, for example?

R. No, love, because heart, I mean, thank God they have called me, but I, who am I to talk about the life of Terelu or Alejandra Rubio? It's just that... I don't know, no... I don't see myself, no... I have done it at other times in my life, but right now I don't see myself talking about people's private lives because I don't want them to do it about mine.

P. But wouldn't you sit on a show to talk about your life currently either?

R. No, for now no.

P. Perfect, great.