
Carlos Zambrano y la insólita cifra que pide para sentarse en 'El valor de la v…
Carlos Zambrano sorprendió al hablar sobre 'El valor de la verdad'. El futbolista reveló la insólita cifra que tendría que recibir para sentarse en e…
Lima, Peru – Renowned Peruvian footballer Carlos Zambrano has made headlines with his candid remarks regarding a potential appearance on the popular television program "El valor de la verdad" (The Value of Truth). In an exclusive interview with Jimmyshow TV, Zambrano humorously yet firmly stated his financial condition for participating. "Honestly, if they pay me a million dollars, yes," Zambrano declared when asked if he would sit on the show's polygraph chair. He further elaborated on his stance, dismissing the typical compensation offered. "For 50,000 soles, I wouldn't sit there, no way. That's not enough for anything. It's embarrassing, 50,000 soles, I don't know why people sit there for 50,000." Zambrano also offered his perspective on individuals who choose to reveal intimate details of their lives on such public platforms. "Each person is different," he noted. "Personally, I wouldn't do it because I wouldn't expose my private life. Although sometimes necessities push you to something, I don't want to say that those people who are on the show have necessities. But it's uncomfortable to be exposing yourself. One can expose oneself, but don't expose other people." He concluded by stating, "I don't share it, but I respect each person's position." His comments highlight a common debate surrounding reality television and the monetization of personal stories, particularly from public figures.
Carlos Zambrano sorprendió al hablar sobre 'El valor de la verdad'. El futbolista reveló la insólita cifra que tendría que recibir para sentarse en e…