US EditionGestmusic Clarifies the Use of El Pulsador After the Controversy with Bertín Osborne in 'Your Face Sounds to Me'
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Bertín Osborne’s participation in ‘Your face sounds to me’ has sparked a flood of comments in networks. The motive? That so far has only imitated men, fueling the rumor that she would have demanded to avoid female characters. But the producer Gestmusic has come to pass with a sharp clarification that disassembles speculation. “In none of the contracts of the contestants are there, or there have been, clauses that condition the pusher,” said Tine…
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