Marta Torné, on Ricard Ustrell: "I'll do radio when I'm uglier and older"

BarcelonaMarta Torné visited today The morning of Catalunya Ràdio to talk about the new season ofEuphoriaTorné, who co-hosts the 3Cat program with Miki Núñez, shared details of her professional and personal life. The presenter began her career in radio and says she'll only return to it when she's "uglier and older." "Staying young and beautiful is exhausting. I don't feel enslaved, but if I don't see myself the way I like to see myself, I don't want others to see me that way either," Torné confessed to Ricard Ustrell. "I'd really like to do radio because that's where I started. I love radio, I grew up with it, and I always listen to it. It's always with me," explained the presenter and actress, born in Barcelona in 1978.

Regarding her current major professional project, EuphoriaShe explained that the most difficult thing for her is the script, as she doesn't like using cue cards to read during the galas and she doesn't read the script either. teleprompter"There are a lot of performances and I'm terrible with names; I mix up the song titles and the contestants' names," he admitted. He also explained that the talent show It involves a lot of physical preparation, as she needs almost two hours of makeup and hair styling before going on to present the show. "I do makeup there for drag queen"Because she looks good. We have to bring out the best version of ourselves," Torné said. In contrast, her teammate in EuphoriaMiki Núñez avoids makeup and skips this part of the show's preparation.

Beyond the preparations for each gala, Torné explained that working on talent show It has also made him reflect on his current stage of life. EuphoriaBeing with such young people and so much enthusiasm, I realize I no longer have that same enthusiasm I once had. I really enjoy doing the show, especially because of the team, but I have that enthusiasm for other things now, because you get older," she said. In this regard, she stated that she hopes to die at 97 and that, when it happens, she doesn't want to be shown off or for anyone to see her. "If I could, I would do as I already did when I appeared," which is what happened when she appeared.

During the conversation with Ustrell, she also reminisced about her time on the show Vitamin N"It's a show that was presented by Jordi González on CityTV, and where she started working in production and scriptwriting. "It's a program that would be impossible to make now. Every day we did a striptease; I saw women every day. We've gone backwards," Torné said.