Departure and Reflections‍ on “We Are Nobody”

Television personality Kiko Matamoros has publicly⁢ addressed his exit from the program We Are Nobody (Spanish: No somos nadie) in an interview wiht Ricky’s Channel on YouTube.He also discussed‍ the possibility of a future return to‍ Telecinco, according to a report by 20 Minutos.

Matamoros stated he left with the intention⁤ of pursuing⁤ other opportunities, explaining, “I leave with the hope of doing other things […] ⁤ There has been a ⁣moment when I have not been comfortable and there is no more.” He downplayed the impact of his departure,suggesting it wouldn’t‍ be significantly felt,notably considering Belén Esteban‘s previous exit. “The march ⁢of Belén Esteban has not been noticed,” he said, ‍”so I hope that mine is not significant either.”

Despite his departure, Matamoros ‍expressed confidence in ‍the program’s success. He noted that We Are Nobody “has very good audiences” ⁤for⁢ an “undocumented” show, referencing its broadcast on TEN and Canal Quickie. He also emphasized his extensive experience in the television industry, stating, “I have worked for many ‍years in a much more complicated environment than this.”

Future Projects and Potential Return to‍ Telecinco

Looking ahead, Matamoros indicated he intends to remain involved in ⁢media. ⁢While he dismissed the possibility of a career shift into ⁣sports commentary – “It might very⁣ well be sporty, but ‍no. These ‍are things that are being talked about and that⁣ are very tender” – he‍ assured viewers they haven’t seen the last of‍ him.⁣ “It won’t take long for you to hear from me,”⁣ he stated.

Regarding a return to Telecinco,Matamoros appeared hesitant but didn’t entirely rule it out. He revealed he had proactively ⁢taken steps to mend fences, stating, “just‍ in case ⁣I have already apologized to Santi Acosta,” adding the‍ comment with a laugh.