Dani Rovira He has returned to the world of the small screen, in style. Since on the one hand, he presents a weekly program and on the other, he triumphs on Netflix with his monologue called 'Hate'. It seems that this year has started with great initiatives after having gone through a hard illness.
En times of pandemic, people in show business have to pitch ideas and stay on stage in whatever way they can. For this reason, the platforms are a good initiative and in this case, it seems that Dani Rovira's monologue is being a good proof of this. Have you seen it yet?
Dani Rovira arrives on Netflix
After having been going through a rather complicated stage, where he had to leave everything to focus on his health, the comedian arrives stronger than ever. It is back to 100% and it has been found that in times of Coronavirus, the show had to try to continue in some way or another. For that, nothing better than launch a show in the form of an ironic monologue where he 'criticizes' certain aspects of society.
It is one of those expected premieres and that you can now enjoy on Netflix. As we well know, the platform usually has a lot of Spanish content and in this case, it was not going to be left behind. Because in addition to movies or series that are always among his greatest hits, new ideas in the form of humor seem to have the applause of the public, as is the case.
What is 'Hate' about
It's about 90 minutes where Dani Rovira puts the viewer in a sea of doubts. Because it will deal with various aspects and all of them from a critical point of view, to make us think. Today, and with the help of social networks, it seems that people spread more hatred than ever. The so-called 'Hate' or 'Haters' are protagonists in many platforms, therefore, it was necessary to give it a spin from a comparative point of view and of course, humor.
Only at the beginning of the performance, he already says that the purpose of it is to make people laugh, because the audience requires humor and that he is going to offer it to us. Hinting at his illness During the first minutes, he comments that he has been close to San Pedro, but it seems that he still has to wait. So, continue that there is 'hate' for everyone, whether you are a mother or father, have cats, dogs or are a celebrity.
The return of humor with 'Hate' and stress
Another point that is narrated in this work is the stress to which society is subjected. The funny thing is that part of the text it had already been written shortly before the pandemic and his illness. But it is true that with everything that has happened in the last year, each word makes even more sense. On the one hand, because now people need to disconnect and what better way than to do it through laughter.
While on the other, with the theaters closed, with reduced capacity and all the measures due to the pandemic, they have seen how culture was declining. So the initiative to push you through the platforms is always a big help. It seems that when the exit was not seen and even Dani Rovira was about to throw in the towel, a project like this happens and everything changes. Hence, success also accompanies him. It is worth it and a lot, because that spontaneity and that irony are still very present. What will Rovira and Hugh Jackman have in common? Well, when you see 'Hate' you will know well everything you need to know and that perhaps, at this moment, it does not even cross your mind.