Estefanía Careri had appeared with her band and performed her own song.
A participant of Got Talent Argentina (Telefe) stated that there are ‘accommodations’ in the program and generated controversy for his statements. Estefania Careri He had appeared with his band and they performed their own song. Despite having received the cross from Abel Pintos, his performance managed to convince the rest of the jury and he qualified for the next round. However, no one from the channel called her again for her to appear. Besides, confirmed that the end of this edition is already recorded.
The Mendoza singer who denounced “accommodation” on Got Talent Argentina
The singer from Mendoza, who had also participated in The Argentine Voice (Telefe) and even made the news for a fight he had with a teammate, he spoke in an interview and pointed out against the production of the program. “After going through two reality shows, would you go back to another one?” the driver asked him. “I’m not getting involved anymore. I’ve already gone through two, almost three,” Estefanía responded.
“Why did you say almost three? What was going to be the third?” they asked him. “I don’t know if you can say… They called me to go introduce myself. “I knew I was there (in reference to the reality show) but I wasn’t going to show up,” she commented. “I showed up with two friends, I was a singer but it was like a band. We sang one of my songs and we passed, but so many people showed up that we had to make a filter,” she said.
Later, he clarified the reasons why he will not appear again in Got Talent and slipped the possibility of a possible ‘accommodation’. “Both of the people who remain and those who do not remain, they choose who passes”, he said forcefully.
Source: Ambito
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