One of the failed premieres of the new channel La 2 Cat is the Mamarazzis Pop&Cor, the show hosted by Laura Fa and Lorena Vázquez. A low-key broadcast in which the two gossip columnists seem overwhelmed by the format. Mamarazzis Pop&Cor It conveys a television amateurism that is painful, because spontaneity is one thing, and lack of control is another. That the new Catalan-language channel considers the program representative of its editorial line is perplexing. Justifying it on public television is difficult enough, but from this perspective, where there doesn't even seem to be an editorial line, it's even more difficult.

Núria Marín (Viella, 1981) read as a young womanHello and the Frames because she wanted to be a Hollywood actress. This hasn't happened (yet), but her journalism career has been anything but boring. She worked for four years in Superpop, a magazine that influenced several generations of teenagers. Then came fifteen years at Mediaset, presenting and collaborating on many programs such as Butterfly net and Save me. And two years ago 3Cat rediscovered it and started working in Catalan (It is passing, Love cost and Do you have a minute?). Now she's looking for an apartment in Barcelona and time to feed her TikTok.