Maxi Iglesias Refuses to Discuss His Private Life on Spanish TV Show. Actor Maxi Iglesias publicly declined to answer questions about sex on a Spanish television show. He was supported by Portuguese actress Magui Corceiro. The broadcast also touched on cinema support and the personal stories of the participants.
During the broadcast of the popular Spanish show La Revuelta, actor Maxi Iglesias found himself at the center of attention after refusing to answer questions about his personal life. The show's host tried to start a candid conversation about sex, but Iglesias chose not to discuss the topic, explaining that he didn't see any successful examples among his colleagues and didn't want to look ridiculous. According to him, it's better to seem boring than to give people a reason to mock you.
Iglesias' position was supported by his co-star, Portuguese actress and model Magui Corceiro. She noted that questions about sex in a public setting seem unethical, although she understands the audience's interest. During the interview, Corceiro appeared for the first time on a Spanish show, where she not only shared her opinion but also gave the host a Sporting de Portugal T-shirt signed by the players and conducted a short Portuguese lesson.
Both artists spoke about their professional challenges during the program. Corceiro recalled an unsuccessful performance on the Portuguese version of Mira quién baila, when a costume malfunction put her in an awkward situation on stage. Iglesias shared a similar story from his experience in the American version of the same project, where his pants ripped during a dance. Both incidents, they said, left a noticeable mark on their careers.
In closing the broadcast, Iglesias drew attention to the importance of supporting national cinema and urged viewers to visit movie theaters more often, noting that ticket prices in Spain remain affordable. According to RUSSPAIN, Spanish cinema in recent years has faced competition from foreign platforms, and the participation of well-known actors and international stars has become one way to attract attention to national projects. In 2025, according to official statistics, movie theater attendance in Spain fell by 12% compared to the pre-pandemic period, which has intensified the discussion about the need to support the industry.
