Entertainment "It's horrible": Kramer imitated Amaro Gómez-Pablo in front of him and was ashamed

The striking situation between Stefan Kramer and the journalist took place during a cell phone for his role as board member.

"Tomorrow I'm going to try to change for real." This is how Amaro Gómez-Pablos reacted after being imitated by Stefan Kramer during a link with the impersonator, as a result of his role as table president in his polling place.

“This is Mauricio, there is Bombo Fica, this is Gigi (Martín)” Amaro began by saying before being interrupted by his partner Tonka Tomicic, who said “and you are”. In response to the cheerleader's comment, the journalist said “and I'm. Go ahead myself dear."

After the morning host's introduction, Kramer responded by imitating him and saying “thank you very much, this is really an amazing activity for me.”

The reaction of laughter in the studio was not long in coming, while the aforementioned only managed to say “enough, please enough”.

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Bombo Fica, when asked what it feels like to listen to oneself?, the journalist replied with a laugh “it's horrible. It's a nightmare. I am going to change, tomorrow I am going to try to change for real”.

Not only Kramer gets laughs: Amaro's playful side

A few days ago Amaro Gómez-Pablos and Polo Ramírez put on heels in “Bienvenidos”, after accepting the challenge imposed by the female members of the panel of the morning space as a result of a news that was spoken at the beginning of the chapter.

It all started after Raquel Argandoña mentioned what happened with Mark Bryan, an American man who has gone around the world for his taste for wearing skirts and heels to go out to work in Germany. In this context, the men of the morning program of Channel 13 were challenged.

“I don't know how to walk in heels and I suspect it would make me very uncomfortable,” said the journalist. "But why don't we try it?" asked Argandoña, promoting the idea. “Besides, there is another thing, I have wide feet. So, those kinds of shoes hurt me," added the communicator.