Amalia Granata stirred controversy on 'La Mesa de Mirtha' by openly criticizing actress Andrea del Boca, who has recently re-entered the public eye through her participation in the reality show Gran Hermano Generación Dorada. Granata, who has a storied past linking her to Biasotti, the father of Del Boca's child, expressed a particularly harsh opinion of Del Boca, labeling her as 'sinister' due to past actions that have sparked public and legal scrutiny. Through her comments, Granata highlighted a number of scandals that Del Boca has faced, ranging from accusations of state fraud to the controversies surrounding her political views.

During the segment, Granata recounted an incident from years prior when Del Boca publicly displayed a bruise while claiming it resulted from domestic abuse, an assertion that was later dismissed by the justice system. This sharp critique from Granata seems to demonstrate deeper political and personal tensions, as she recalls her own experiences and relationships that color her perceptions of Del Boca. The remarks made by Granata have reignited discussions about the implications of Del Boca's past actions in both the media and the political landscape, illustrating how personal histories can intertwine with public perceptions.

Granata’s stance sheds light on the complexities of public figures and their relationships, as well as the impacts of their past on current media narratives. Moreover, by standing firmly in defense of Biasotti, Granata not only underscores her personal loyalties but also brings to the forefront the ongoing narrative of accountability among celebrities in the Argentine entertainment industry, pushing debates about ethics and past behaviors back into the spotlight.