In a recent episode of La Sexta's ‘Lo de Évole’, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez made a special appearance via a phone call, engaging in a light-hearted conversation with Marc Giró, who is about to launch his new show on Atresmedia after leaving RTVE. The episode, which included an interview in a unique setting, attracted a sizable viewership of over 1.2 million, indicating the public's interest in both Giró and the Prime Minister.

During the call, Sánchez expressed his excitement about speaking with Giró, alluding to his feelings on Giró's departure from his previous network. The conversation included playful banter over whether Giró felt 'ghosted' by Sánchez, showcasing a camaraderie between the two. This playful exchange highlights the close relationship between media personalities and political figures in Spain, emphasizing the intertwining of politics and entertainment.

The episode's considerable viewer ratings reflect the influence of political figures in popular media, as well as the public's appetite for such interactions. It serves as a reminder of how Spanish politicians, including Sánchez, increasingly engage with audiences through unconventional platforms, blurring the lines between politics, media, and personal connections.