Candela Peña returns to revolutionize 'La Revuelta': reveals what she wanted to tell Pedro Sánchez and sends an unexpected wish to Broncano "Davi"

Candela Peña has returned to La Revuelta after becoming one of the main protagonists of Pedro Sánchez's interview last Thursday. Her intervention, in the last minutes of the conversation between David Broncano and the President of the Government, left several viral moments and provoked a reaction that not even she expected. This Monday, the actress took advantage of her return to tell some of the things that were left unsaid and to ask the presenter to notify her when politicians sit on the show again.

The actress has admitted that she left that recording without imagining the impact her appearance would have. "After recording, I was walking down the street thinking what a load of crap I had done," she explained, before recalling the number of messages she received the next day. Joking, she admitted that she wants to take advantage of the repercussion and participate in future political interviews. In fact, she made a very specific request to Broncano: "I would give my life for Santi to come," she said in reference to Santiago Abascal.

The anecdote that remained untold to Pedro Sánchez

One of the matters that Candela Peña wanted to tell the president had to do with a birthday greeting she received in her mailbox. The actress explained that a company dedicated to feminine hygiene products sent her a letter with a congratulatory message and, behind it, a pad for urine leakage. Peña criticized the company for using her personal data to send her that advertisement and assured that the experience caused her enormous indignation.

The actress has recounted the situation with the acidic humor she already showed during her meeting with Sánchez. "They were opening the door to the black death for me," she quipped about the message, which she interpreted as a not-so-delicate way of reminding her of the passage of time. She also expressed her anger with the person responsible for that marketing campaign, while Broncano regretted that she hadn't been able to tell the anecdote to the president. Peña, for her part, trusts that Begoña Gómez will eventually find out what happened and relay the story to Sánchez.

Candela Peña wants to return to political interviews

The actress's visit also coincided with the announcement of La Revuelta's next political guests. Gabriel Rufián and Irene Montero will attend the program, as confirmed by Broncano, as part of the round of conversations with representatives of different parties. Peña has asked to be present in those installments and has made it clear that she wouldn't mind sharing the set with more leaders.

Candela Peña took the opportunity to ask David Broncano to notify her when new politicians come to the program. The actress made it clear that she has a special interest in meeting Santiago Abascal, whom she referred to as "la Santi," and surprised with a resounding statement: "I would give my life for la Santi to come." The leader of Vox is one of the politicians who have not yet confirmed their attendance to La Revuelta, so the interpreter did not hesitate to express her desire to coincide with him on set.

Her desire to host Santiago Abascal adds a new name to the list of possible guests on La 1's show. For now, the presenter has not confirmed that the leader of Vox will attend, but the actress has already publicly expressed her desire to coincide with him. After the impact of her appearance with Pedro Sánchez, Candela Peña seems willing to continue providing playfulness, irony, and iconic moments in the program's political interviews.