Amaia Montero’s sister surprises on ‘MasterChef 12’

One of the most surprising moments of the premiere of MasterChef 12 was the appearance of Idoia, sister of the singer Amaia Montero. Although her desire was to be part of this new edition, the 48-year-old from Gipuzkoa was one step away from achieving it.

– This is Idoia, Amaia Montero’s older sister and one of her great supports in her most difficult moment

As soon as he appeared before the cameras, his great physical resemblance to his sister caught attention. However, she appeared before the jury only as a stylist. Samantha Vallejo-Nágera, to get to know her better, asked her if she had dressed any famous people. “No, just my sister“, he responded without giving more details. “Who is your sister“?” they asked then. “Amaia,” he answered. At that moment, everyone exclaimed: “Montero? Oh, of course, you have an air. “And Pepe Rodríguez added:” A great one, “thus demonstrating his admiration for the fact that he was the vocalist of La Oreja de Van Gogh.

– Meet the MasterChef 12 contestants

– The origin of Amaia Montero’s anger with Leire Martínez

The dish that Idoia presented had a very special meaning. “It’s called Henko, which means profound and transformative change from which there is no turning back.“, he explained while the judges tried it. Samantha thought it was wonderful: “You seem to enjoy yourself in the kitchen, I think you have a hand, you have made a dish that is delicious, so I’m going to give you a yes.” And to the chef Marcos Morán too: “I’ve seen taste, it shows that you’ve made this dish many times, I’m going to give you a yes.”

Jordi Cruz, on the other hand, was not completely seduced by his proposal. “I would like to say yes, but I won’t be able to. You have opened many paths and I have not seen that any of them have managed to convince you, and I have not really seen that you want to be a cook, that has been a little missing for me” , Told him. Idoia, astonished, responded emphatically: “By God, no, you’re going to be wrong. I want to be, I want to be.” Pepe, for his part, also leaned toward no.. “I think you still need a little more maturation.” “But I do have it,” she said with resignation. “Will you come back, Idoia? Will you come back? I would love to,” the owner of the El Bohío restaurant proposed. “We’ll see, Pepe, we’ll see,” Idioa answered with some discouragement.

Then, calmer, she analyzed what happened. “I would have liked to enter, but failure is doing nothing, so, in that sense, I am happy“he admitted.

Idoia Montero, who studied Humanities at the University of Pamplona, ​​is a businesswoman, designer, painter and poet. The death of her father in 2009 marked a turning point in her life. She broke up with her partner, fell in love again and became the mother of a boy named Noah.. Currently, she is separated from the father of her son. She lives in Irún with her little one, very close to her mother and always aware of her sister Amaia, who is still recovering from her latest health problems.

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