No One Expected What Happened with Manu and Rosa from 'Pasapalabra': 'This Has Been Too Much'

Manu and Rosa have once again stirred up the set of Pasapalabra with the latest and amusing scene they starred in this week. So much so that one of the guests couldn't help but react to what happened: "This has been too much even for me."

This Tuesday, March 4, Roberto Leal left viewers speechless by appearing on set dressed in the typical gondolier costume. An outfit he chose to celebrate Carnival day in style.

However, what really caught the attention of the viewers was what happened between Manu and Rosa during one of the challenges. More specifically, during their turn in La Pista.

On this occasion, the contestants had to guess the song that the Pasapalabra organization had selected for them. However, after hearing the first chords, Manu was sure and pressed the button.

After singing a piece of the famous Italian song Ti amo, Roberto Leal accepted his answer. But before moving on with the rest of the challenges, the host made an unexpected request to the young man.

Manu and Rosa Surprise the 'Pasapalabra' Audience Again: "This Has Been Too Much Even for Me"

"I only ask you one thing. It's a special show, for Carnival... I don't want to force you into anything, but let yourself go!" Roberto Leal told Manu. At this moment, after giving the green light to the Pasapalabra organization to play the song, the television host ran to the center of the set.

Immediately, the afternoon guests and the two contestants decided to follow the host's lead. At that moment, everyone started dancing to this well-known and romantic song.

The party on the Pasapalabra set was such that even Rosa was encouraged to participate for the first time since her arrival at this contest.

However, when it seemed that everything was over and everyone was going to return to their places, something unexpected happened: Almudena Cid slipped and ended up on the floor. A detail that did not go unnoticed among the rest of the guests.

"This has been too much even for me," said the well-known fashion designer Eduardo Navarrete with a laugh, perfectly summarizing what had just happened on Pasapalabra.