Karin Barreiro on the cancellation of ‘BLN’: “The most beautiful roses are the ones that everyone wants to tear off”

The night of this Tuesday, January 23, culminated in the news that reality show physical competition BLN: return comes out of the air. The announcement was made by its own host, Karin Barreiro, who shared the news via a live broadcast from social media of the program, which until yesterday was broadcast only digitally on the Gamavisión website.

Barreiro denounced a number of irregularities in production, such as the alleged delay of salaries for four months.

Also an ex-girlfriend reality He said goodbye to the competition with a joint photo that he shared on his Instagram profile, where very early today he shared his first feelings after the cancellation of the program. Through the stories, he admitted that the program always forced him to “go through challenges”.

“It was a very difficult four months for me, especially when I was alone, because carrying the program, like a suitcase, in this situation was really super complicated, we did it with all the emotions in the world,” Barreiro began to narrate. She shared the leadership with journalist Carlos José Matamoros, who was not in the program at the beginning of the month.

The communicator continued: “Of all the places I’ve worked, this felt like an amazing team: operations, cameramen, I’m going to miss them so much,” she said. “But well, those are God’s plans.”

According to the TV presenter, “the BLN project always had to go through challenges, in the end it became difficult.” He punctuated his statement by saying, “I’ve ever heard that the most beautiful roses are the ones that everyone wants to pluck,” alluding to reality show which was born in 2014, at the defunct Canal Uno television station.

The recently canceled season was the tenth installment. It started originally and with great expectations with the animation of Barreiro and Eduardo Andrade, who retired from the program last September to participate in another reality show, Challenge for gloryfrom Ecuavisa, which ended the third week of December. (AND)