Ferbo renewed eltrece's streaming and issued a sharp warning to his colleagues

From his position as a key figure in eltrece's new digital ecosystem, Fermín Bo —better known as Ferbo— has become the visible face of an ambitious renewal. In an interview with Ciudad Magazine, he shared how he experienced the leap from his living room to a state-of-the-art professional studio and previewed details of the relaunch of the eltrece prende platform.

"We went from doing Viernes Trece from home to having a programming schedule that runs from 1:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. There's a new studio and everything!" he celebrated. The host also highlighted the addition of new personalities, although he left a warning with a laugh: "Gastón Dalmau, Enzo Aguilar, Charlotte, Brenda... you have to earn your stripes! I've been at Artear for five years, just saying."

The new eltrece prende line-up

Since July 14, eltrece has launched a digital offering with more than eight hours of live content daily, Monday through Thursday. The premieres Qué Tupé and Se tenía que decir (STQD), led by Charlotte Caniggia, Enzo Aguilar, Gastón Dalmau, and Brenda Asnicar, joined the ecosystem from eltrece's YouTube channel, with 14 million subscribers.

In the afternoons, Qué Tupé brings humor and boldness, while STQD offers a more informal and unfiltered approach. The programming starts at 1:30 p.m. with Esto queda acá, the "girlys" space, and ends with Para eso estamos, featuring Domi Faena, Agus Agazzani, and Eze Katz.

On Fridays, the main event is Super Viernes Trece, with games, guests, and the participation of the entire eltrece digital family. "We're going to spice things up. Everything will be there. You can't miss it," Ferbo anticipated.

From streaming to theater: Ferbo as producer

Beyond hosting, Ferbo has also established himself as an audiovisual and theater producer. He is currently producing Lo dejamos acá with Juli Coria, and El Show de Cami Jara. According to his explanation, his wish is to bring Viernes Trece to the theater: "I love direct contact with the audience. Not everything is about on demand."

Despite coming from the influencer world, Ferbo described himself as passionate about entertainment since he was a child. "I've always been an entrepreneur, and I already had that producer side. Learning the theater business was a challenge, but today I co-produce with Zeratype and RGB, who know a lot."

He also reflected on the growth of digital personalities: "Five years ago, it was unthinkable for an influencer to fill a theater. Today, they release albums, they're on shows. It has evolved a lot."

The relationship with Domi Faena, between work and emotional tension

Although many took a romance for granted, Ferbo clarified that he and Domi Faena never became a couple, but admitted it was the closest thing to a formal relationship. "We ended things because we wanted to take care of the bond. It was a decision to preserve affection and friendship."

Both continue to share the screen, even with a bachata choreography that includes physical closeness and an open ending: "There could be a kiss or a slap," he joked. He confessed that the situation is not easy: "You get confused all the time. But we want to be true to what we decided."

Despite the emotions, Ferbo showed himself focused on work and on continuing to build professionally. "I'm trying to slow down and think about what I want for my life," he concluded.