Ella was going to appear on the 'Leuco' program to talk about her new series and career, but in the last few hours, strange requests started to come in,” Yanina Latorre on SQP. What did La China Suárez ask for before the interview. According to reports, one of the main conditions was that Nico Occhiato, the owner of Luzu and host of 'Nadie Dice Nada,' be present during the interview. The request caused surprise within the channel, as Occhiato does not usually participate in other teams' programs or interfere in 'Antes Que Nadie' interviews. 'La China's team asked for Nico to be on the set, on the air. He's a great host, and she would have missed out,' Latorre assured. Furthermore, Latorre explained that within the channel, everyone made the decision calmly but made it clear that they would not accept the whims of media figures: 'Nico Occhiato showed enormous greatness. That went against the essence of the program,' another team source commented. Ultimately, due to the production's refusal to change the dynamic, La China decided to back out. The decision caused discomfort within the channel, especially because the project had been coordinated directly with the show's executive producer. 'No one wanted a conflict, but you also can't let a guest decide how a program is made,' they mentioned on SQP. Although some believed Occhiato might intervene to reverse the situation, he preferred to stay on the sidelines. 'You're not going to bend the rules for La China Suárez, I'm sorry.' With her sharp style, Yanina quipped: 'She's feuding with everyone she talks to. Something that makes no sense in the program's structure.' Additionally, the actress reportedly requested to pre-approve some questions and maintain a 'light' tone during the conversation, avoiding topics related to her private life or her relationship with Icardi. 'Leuco's idea was to do a relaxed interview, but without scripts. She disrespected Leuco, Francella, Trinche, and Mica Vázquez. It can't be done that way.' Despite the uproar, Suárez remains silent on social media and has not publicly commented on the matter. She said it didn't make sense to force anything and that if she didn't feel comfortable, it was better to let it go,' they reported. According to reports, this would not be the first time the actress imposes conditions to participate in media: on other occasions, she has also asked for controlled environments or group interviews to avoid uncomfortable questions. The panelist added that for her, the artist underestimated Luzu's offer and overestimated herself. 'La China thought she was more important than she really is. It wasn't a taped segment or a mention: they wanted her to go live at some point. I couldn't promise anyone that she wouldn't be asked something. She doesn't go on TV because she hates it, and when she gets the chance to speak, she backs out herself. Sources close to the production confirmed that the artist's team presented a series of conditions that the channel decided not to accept. 'The deal was finalized. She showed a lot of maturity.'
