The fourth program of La Revuelta presented by David Broncano, featured an interview with actor and comedian Raúl Cimas, who has come to present 'El fin', an apocalyptic series. Jorge Ponce continues in his process of acclimatizing to the new stage in the public entity, and on this occasion he has taught us how to make a territorial disconnection to find out the latest news in other places in Spain. The finishing touch to a week of great audience success was provided by Antonio Resines, godfather of the format, who has just turned 70 years old and has stopped by the theater to celebrate with the public and present some gifts.

The singer Manuel Carrasco has commented on La Revuelta about the fines received for his concert at the Santiago Bernabéu, has promised tickets for the concert in Seville and has thrilled the public by performing his song "Mujer de las mil batallas" live. Lalachus, who will ring the bells on RTVE with David Broncano, has shut mouths in the face of the criticism and mockery received in recent days, and Antonio Resines has appeared to promote his new film, 'Un lío de millones'.

This Thursday, La Revuelta received a visit from the Canarian Quevedo, who is presenting his second album, 'Buenas noches', and has talked to David Broncano about details of his life, such as the fact that he still lives with his parents or that he recently got his driving license in Cuenca. Antonio Resines has also appeared on the programme to promote his new film, 'Mikaela', and to once again vindicate the sobaos pasiegos.