Sofia’s speech that has unleashed laughter in Camelia

Sofia surprised Erik during the premiere of ‘Who Wants to Marry My Son?’ with a letter of introduction that was the most unexpected we have seen on television so far. Well, in this second installment she has returned to surprise the bachelor with one of her speeches, with the difference that this time the rest of the single women were also there. Single women who They couldn’t contain their laughterspecifically Camelia.

And Erik’s girls weren’t going to make it easy for him. First, Mari Carmen’s son suggested that they all try David Beckham’s favorite food, but that proposal was crushed by Camelia since her strict diet prevented her from eating that. Later, it was time for Sofia, who pointed out the following after Erik asked If you have any idol as the former Real Madrid footballer is for him.

“More than an idol, I admire many people who teach me regularly. I already told you that for me the in-depth knowledge “It is something that is a priority and is the standard in my life every day,” Sofia reported. “Rocío Jurado is a reference in my musical life and then Iñaki Piñuel is a great discoverer on a psychological level, and he is a great precursor of many theories that have already been proven to exist in practice,” she added.

And if there is one thing that Sofia has in abundance, it is theories, and she does not hesitate to comment on them in public: “There are theories that determine that the brain is plastic. More than theories, they are absolute sciences in terms of a proven method.” But it was the following words that were going to unleash laughter among the rest of the single women, who were perplexed and in disbelief at what they were hearing: “I am thalassophobic to infinity“My love for the sea is continuous for me.”

His words continued as follows: “I am very multifaceted”“What is that?” asked one of the single women. “I can be in a museum, or at a dinner party… the thing is that you have to know me very well,” she stressed. Camelia couldn’t hold back her laughter any longer. and Sofia burst out: “What are you laughing at? I’m talking and I think I need some respect.” “Having fun is not disrespectful,” said Kamelia, ‘dead with laughter’.

“That a person makes fun of something that I think should be normal in society seems abnormal to me,” said Sofia, very indignant about the reaction that her colleagues had had while delivering his extensive and cult speech.