RTVE surprises with Manu Sánchez's most 'rascally' promo: wink to Pedro Sánchez and "cancellation" included

RTVE has already begun the promotion of El perro andaluz, the new humor program by Manu Sánchez that will be broadcast from Andalusia for all of Spain. And it has done so with a preview full of irony, political references and an unexpected visual game that has quickly generated conversation on social media.

The promo was presented by surprise during Malas lenguas, where the comedian himself appeared to show the first images of the project. In the video, several operators can be seen installing a large luminous sign while Manu Sánchez's voice-over announces the title of the format: El perro andaluz, by Manu Sánchez. However, the most commented moment arrives seconds later, when part of the sign's lights turn off, leaving visible only the phrase “El Perro Sánchez”, in clear reference to the nickname habitually used to refer to the President of the Government.

The clip culminates with the comedian himself assuring between laughs: “It seems to me that this is not going to turn out well”, while also playing with the idea of a hypothetical immediate cancellation of the program. With this presentation, TVE makes it clear that it will bet on a provocative format, very close to current events and with the personal stamp of Manu Sánchez, one of the most recognized comedians in Andalusia.