Tonight, La 1 broadcasts the cup match between Athletic and Barcelona. At its conclusion, at eleven at night, comes a new installment of I do not know what you are talking about, Mercedes Milá’s talk show. Your main guest tonight is the actress Susana Estrada, with whom he was already talking at the height of his popularity, in the years when the transition was uncovered. Susana became an icon of those years for her live shows. The photo of her in which she carelessly touched one of her breasts when she was receiving an award from the then Madrid mayor, Enrique Tierno Galván, is one of the photographs that symbolize the 70s in our country.
Inés Hernand will respond to Dear in his interview, as in other installments, and the Sevillian actor and director Paco León will be the guest who accompanies Estrada in his talk.
I do not know what you are talking abouts is a lighthearted and unpredictable interview program created by Zanskar Producciones, Jesús Calleja’s production company.
Who is Susana Estrada?
Susana Estrada was the first Spanish actress to front an erotic show after Franco’s death. A RTVE Play documentary, Susana y elsexual, recounts her career and how she was as admired as she was reviled, as a phenomenon that was difficult to define in those years where machismo reigned in old ways despite the fact that new times were being lived.
The star from Gijón is 74 years old and looks magnificent. A defender of sexual freedom, avoiding complaints about her nudity, she suffered up to 14 trials for public scandal in the first years of the transition. She became an icon of her time and was one of the emblems of the uncovering.
In Susanna and sex images of a nude appear that were censored on TVE in 1976 and that had never been broadcast until the premiere of the documentary two years ago. Estrada became the most popular and controversial character in Spain, he did not leave anyone indifferent. She performed on several occasions on the public network but had to do so more dressed than she wanted, as she will relate tonight.
