Yanina Latorre accepted Mario Pergolini's challenge and had to praise her enemies

Yanina Latorre starred in a hilarious moment on "Otro día perdido" (El Trece), the show hosted by Mario Pergolini. The LAM panelist accepted an unexpected challenge from the host, who asked her for something almost impossible: to say good things about her media rivals.

The challenge, full of irony and laughter, became one of the most talked-about moments of the show. Pergolini tested the humor and quick wit of the "angelita," who replied with her sharp yet entertaining style.

Yanina Latorre protagonizó un momento desopilante en “Otro día perdido”

Mario Pergolini's unusual game

Everything started when the host suggested a very particular "game": searching Google for "Yanina versus" and reading the names that appeared. "Look at the list we got," joked Pergolini. The first was Fernanda Iglesias, and Latorre did not hesitate to react.

"She is the one who has the rivalry with me: I really don't have it, it doesn't bother me, it doesn't inspire anything in me," she said bluntly. Pergolini raised the stakes: "Ok, now treat her well, say something good." Laughing, Yanina improvised: "Fer is a great journalist, this Sunday I'm going to invite her to my house for dinner."

More names and more sarcasm

Then it was Sofi Martínez's turn, the sports journalist. In a friendly tone, though with her characteristic touch of irony, Yanina said: "Oh, she's so pretty, she's so cute: I love her. Brands love her and she's a great influencer, I want her to get back together with Diego Leuco."

When Julia Mengolini's name appeared, Pergolini asked her to say something nice "as if it came out by chance." She replied with humor: "Futurock is killing it, have you seen Mengolini? I'd smoke a joint with her. I love how she dresses and that she pays such good salaries..."

A Yanina true to her style

In the end, amid laughter, Latorre reflected: "Do you realize that I improvise well?". Pergolini, laughing, replied: "Very good, but you still throw shade in some way". Yanina concluded with a phrase that defines her: "Well, what do you want me to do, I'm Yanina Latorre".