Drago’s leader, Alberto Rodriguez, is a contender for HBO Max’s new “reality.”

Madrid (EFE) July 14.

The current elected counselor of La Laguna (Tenerife) and former vice president of Podemos will compete with rapper El Chojín, Tiktoker, singer Víctor Pérez, ex-boxer Joana Pastrana, writer Fiona Ferrer, former referee and commentator Cristóbal Soria, actor and screenwriter Anton Löfer, model Angela Ponce, “influencer” Alba Paul and journalist Susana Ybar.

“Time Zone” is a format with the aesthetics and language of video games produced by Zeppelin (Banijay Iberia), in which ten famous participants will try to conquer the “Master of Time”, personified by the former electronic presenter and presenter Cristinini (Christina Lopez).

The game takes place in huge abandoned facilities where “extremely challenging” competitions, games of mental and physical abilities take place in inhospitable locations, with sandstorms or smoke screens, according to the platform in a statement.

The central elements of the program are the so-called “timezones”, circuits in which time stops when players are inside and reactivates when they leave.

In each of the eight levels/programs, the player with the lowest cumulative time on their timer will be eliminated, and the player who makes it to the final will face the Time Lord in a final duel.

Alberto Rodriguez is not the first politician to participate in television entertainment shows.

Podemos co-founder Juan Carlos Monedero attended Telecinco’s “Pasapalabra” program in 2018 and former Community of Madrid President Esperanza Aguirre participated in the same program before setting out to sing, disguised as a butterfly, on Antena 3’s “Mask Singer” and cook. on “Celebrity Bake off” on Prime Video.

Celia Villalobos (PP), former Mayor of Malaga and former Minister of Health, immersed herself completely in the “MasterChef Celebrity 5” program in 2020, the same program in which the current President of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, made a special appearance last Christmas.

“Time Zone” marks HBO Max Spain’s second foray into entertainment programming after the launch of “Traitors” last November, a program that featured the former president of Madrid, Cristina Cifuentes. EFE