Rodrigo Lussich clarified why he refused to give a note to LAM: “I felt violated”

Rodrigo Lussich took a few minutes from “Socios del Espectáculo” to clarify some issues, after LAM, America Tv’s program was looking for him to make a note and he refused to participate in it. Running from the jovial tone with which he always handles, on this occasion, Lussich made a disclaimer in a serious and forceful way where he started by saying: “I want to clarify that I do not put myself anywhere at all and we know how we work among colleagues. We also know that there are ways to face notes and everyone has their own, as well as the right to give or not a note, “he began explaining. He then referred to the way in which colleagues handle themselves and said: “I felt a little violated by the way in which De Brito’s program approaches the interviewees when they are sought. There is a revealed truth that says you have to give a note when they look for you yes or yes. I do not agree that you have to give a note in any way, “he said.  He continued: “You can send a message and ask before, it could be arranged. Of course they have the right to do it however they want, but I also have the right not to do it at the door of my house,” he said. He also expressed his dissatisfaction with LAM and the silent war that they have been carrying since the beginning of the cycles that compete in the field: “LAM is a program that makes us a lot. They make fun of us, we are ‘the dancers’. We make the bombs and they shit us with laughter on Twitter. There is a permanent none. They are provocateurs. They have their style. Everyone works as they work,” he differentiated to close. And in addition to Lussich’s disclaimer, Adrián Pallares also contributed his opinion on the subject and climbed to the last sentence of his partner and completed: “When it was the bombs, and they laughed, I want to clarify that we are working. And what we offer is laburo, and when they laugh at the laburo, it’s not so funny either,” he concluded annoyed. 

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