Jorge Brazález was the winner of the fifth edition of MasterChef, broadcast on La 1 in 2017. The former soccer player explained the secret to winning the culinary ‘talent show’ during his speech at Kapra Diner. This interview space available on YouTube featured him as the third guest in a delivery released on March 9.
“How do you win MasterChef? Explain it to people, make a tutorial and so people go and win”, commented the presenter of the format. The man from Granada indicated that some people had asked him for advice to succeed in the contest: “I always say that you have to like cooking and TV. There are people who say ‘I’m that TV…’ Well, MasterChef is not your place”.
The cook shared: “Your profile has to fit with all the cast that they have chosen. The simplest and most reliable recipe is to be what you are. If you are forcing, it seems not, but it is very noticeable. It has me People who are very forced have always been very ashamed. I think that the viewer also notices that quickly”. In addition, he pointed out that the competition is “very tough” in the culinary aspect. “I wasn’t much of a student. However, at home I did read and everything,” he declared with a laugh.
Jorge Brazález highlighted that the contestants who participate in MasterChef live together in a house: “There are 100 days without a mobile phone and without a TV.” He also revealed to what extent the organization restricts its communication with the outside world: “You can talk 10 minutes a week with a loudspeaker, with someone who is listening to you. You can’t tell anything because every week one leaves.”
The Kapra Diner host raised the issue of the controversies surrounding the format and mentioned “the bitches” they do to the contestants: “Is that real?” The interviewee confirmed it, although he did not elaborate on the matter: “Yes, it is a competition and in competitions sometimes they make it more difficult for you than you think to surprise you.”
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