"Pasapalabra" surprises everyone after making an unexpected announcement about Manu

The Pasapalabra program has left its entire audience speechless by announcing an unexpected piece of news. As confirmed by its team, Manu has managed to surpass the historic jackpot winner, Óscar Díaz.

As of today, the prize of this Antena 3 format exceeds 1.1 million euros, a highly attractive figure for its current contestants. This impressive prize is the goal of Manu and Rosa, who have been competing for several rounds.

During their respective contests, both have consistently demonstrated their great dedication and skill in successfully solving all the intellectual challenges that Pasapalabra presents to them daily. However, the contestant from Madrid is the one who has made history.

As confirmed, Manu Pascual has become the center of attention by managing to surpass one of the achievements of his predecessor, Óscar Díaz. All this after accumulating 169 programs under his belt, compared to the 157 that the historic winner needed to take home the grand jackpot.

Manu Pascual Makes History after Surpassing Óscar Díaz, the Last Winner of "Pasapalabra"

Manu Pascual entered Pasapalabra just one day after the historic triumph of Óscar Díaz. It was on May 15 when the last winner of the format managed to pocket more than 1.8 million euros, writing his name in the program's history.

In that same episode, Moisés Laguardia, Óscar's rival, left the program as dictated by the rules. However, although he didn't win the jackpot, he took home 162,000 euros, a significant amount he accumulated during his participation.

After this historic moment, Manu began his journey in Pasapalabra and has since become a prominent figure for the show's followers.

First, he faced Vicky del Cerro, and after her elimination, he competed against Nacho Mangut. Both rivals offered tough battles, but this young man from Madrid managed to stay in the program.

Weeks later, Rosa, Manu's current opponent, joined the contest. Originally from La Coruña, she has proven to be a consistent competitor without strict expectations about her stay.

Manu, meanwhile, has established himself as a true veteran in Pasapalabra. With 169 programs and more than 99,000 euros accumulated, he has demonstrated great resilience and skill.

So much so that the man from Madrid has already surpassed Óscar Díaz's tenure, who was on 157 programs before taking home the grand prize. This places him in a prominent position in the show's history and in the hearts of the program's followers.