The humorist Joaquín Reyes has returned to ‘El Intermedio’ this Monday to present a new chapter of ‘Zanguangos’, the section in which he imitates the main political figures of the country. On this occasion, and after getting into the skin of characters such as Mariano Rajoy, Manuela Carmena or Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría, the comedian has opted for Pablo Casado, the current leader of the Popular Party.
He sketch, lasting four minutes, begins with Pablo Casado presenting himself in front of the audience of ‘El Intermedio’: “Hello, I am Pablo Casado Blanco. President of the PP, former leader of the New Generations and deputy for Ávila … or wait … . Was it Zamora? No, Palencia. Well, I don’t know, from one of those provinces where you stop to piss and eat churrasco“.
Welcome to harvard
After the pertinent presentations, the leader of the Popular Party invites us to learn more about his Harvard faculty, located in the Aravaca neighborhood of Madrid. A joke developed in reference to the “graduate in Harvard” that Casado included in his curriculum vitae, which was actually a four-day course taken in Aravaca, as anticipated ElDiario.es.
Pablo Casado with his TFM. / The sixth
With its folder lined with photos of Esperanza Aguirre and flags of Spain, Married shows us the college where he studies (an ordinary block of buildings) and the football stadium where he plays as quarterback (which is actually a playground): “Well, I don’t want it.”
“The PP snail slime”
Next, Pablo Casado begins to dance the swish swish, one of the most popular dances of the moment, to show that the PP can also be a modern party. All this while explaining that he is the “rejuvenator of the Spanish right: “I am the snail drool of the PP”.
After demonstrating his ability, it is time to talk about his master’s thesis: “The competences of the autonomous communities in matters of administration of justice”. After showing the cover of it, Casado says he has no problem showing its interior. In fact, He does it for several seconds, although he does not have time to read anything about it: “That’s it. See? I have no problem.”
By last, Casado shows the “feats” that make him the best prepared politician in front of a projector. From the day he brought down the Berlin Wall to the moment he confronted communism in Tiananmen Square or when he defended the town of Madrid from the invasion of the French: “You’re welcome, Spain.” To finish the video, Casado takes the opportunity to dedicate a comb to all those people who want to see his master’s degree: “I’m from firework”.
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