“I do not watch TV” – DiarioShow.com

Soon abandon “Night and Day”.

Oscar Martinez spoke to DiarioShow.com of those factors that led him to stop being viewers and analyzed the small screen: “ It is very difficult to capture the audience today,” said. He also referred to his imminent departure of “Night and Day”.

Oscar Martinez is one of the protagonists of “Night and day beside you” , although not for long, because soon leave the novel and continue with new projects. The actor spoke with DiarioShow on its work in fiction and gave his stance on the role of the small screen in an election year in which political programs gain strength and airtime. “The TV has to offer all though presume that people supersaturated of politics “.

On the test in which participates currently says he is very happy for the cast and coworkers who has the pleasure of working, but the plot “Night and day …” says: “I do not think it’s something you miss television, is a fiction, very well made and a lot of investment, but it’s a fiction. ” Brutally honest, the actor spoke of the factors that led him to stop being viewers and analyzes the small screen: “It’s very difficult to capture the

viewer today. Those who design this should be worried thinking about how to capture it. You have 140 channels to watch and not easy to capture someone’s attention for 50 minutes. “ also expressed concern about the disappearance of fiction, meaning that the market” is cheaper to make a program with panelists and opinion than fiction. In our shoots two motorhome, two groups of 30 people each working 20 hours per day, plus the c ast. That a counter with four people who say pelotudeces or fight, there is much difference in cost. There are too self-referential programs, increasingly, as if there were another world other than television. Programs which show videos, in which at 2, at 4, at 8 and 12, you will see the same thing in different formats, with different faces but the same issues. Furthermore, it has to do with what happens in the lives of people, but in the tiny world of television. “

Finally, Martínez concludes that, in his view “reality shows are a form of fiction. Many are scripted and are people who are paid to count things. I do not think there are people who openly confess, it’s a lie. As the purpose is to promote, what is being said is part of the show. “