The Revolt concluded the week with the visit of Malcolm Treviño-Sittéwho introduced him to Broncano his series, which is triumphing on Wednesdays on La 1, Detective Touré.
The first thing the actor commented to Broncano was that “it is a risky project because of what the series entails and because it’s a very risky project,” he said.e is the first non-white protagonist in a Spanish series.“.
One detail that the presenter wanted to emphasize was that his guest had worked on two historical series of television in Spain: Aquí no hay quien viva y La que se avecina.
“I played black with accent on the firstin a scene that featured Luis Merlo and Adriá Collado, who were Mauri and Fernando in Here there is no one who lives“, he recalled.
“In the other one I did black without accent. It’s time for this to stop happening because you don’t prepare yourself to play characters from other places, I’m from here, I have an Afro-Vallecano accent,” said Treviño-Sitté.
At one point in the interview, Broncano told her: “I have another new classic questionbut it has changed and now we are asking whether to ask it or not”.
“We were asking whether you consider yourself more sexist or more racist.. Paz Vega came and told us that she was not sure that it would help, so now the question is whether you consider whether I should continue doing it or not,” explained the Jaén native.
“As a black man myself, I don’t think you should do it. And I’ll tell you why. If you invite a black girl, would I have to choose? I don’t see it,” the actor told him.
The host of the program of La 1 pointed out that you do not consist of choosing one of the two options: “Inevitably, everyone has some macho or racist gestureand within that, what’s wrong with you the most.”
“In my case zero homophobia, zero transphobia and zero to any kind of discrimination because. I have grown up with discrimination, so I reject it completely.“said Treviño-Sitté.