Comedian Judit Martín, currently in the spotlight for the premiere of the film Pizza movies, visited the podcast La ruina and shared one of the most surreal stories of her career. As she detailed in the conversation with Tomàs Fuentes and Ignasi Taltavull and confirmed to ARA, years ago she received the commission to record a series of phrases imitating the voice of a famous Catalan opera singer whose name she does not reveal, but of whom she does give some clues that make her easily identifiable ("An opera singer with the name of a black virgin," she says). The plot twist is that her recordings would have been used in the tribute to Montserrat Caballé in 2019 without ever stating that the voice heard was Judit Martín's and not the soprano's. That event, held at the Gran Teatre del Liceu, was directed and presented by Lluís Pasqual.

Judit Martín i Dolcet (l’Hospitalet de Llobregat, 1976) is a machine for making people laugh. Between subtlety and delirium, she displays unpredictable humor to imitate, improvise, and build worlds and characters. She has demonstrated this in theater, on radio, on television, and also in hospitals as a clown for Pallapupas. About to turn 50, one of the best Catalan comedic actresses is premiering her first film in a few days: the romantic comedy Pizza movies, directed by Carlo Padial and starring Judit and Berto Romero, a couple who love each other and are lovable.