Rosa's new step forward, the star of 'Pasapalabra': 'My family says...'

Since she joined the set of Pasapalabra last November, Rosa has become the star of the show. With her charisma and knowledge, she's stepped up because she feels more comfortable every time. She just made a confession about her family that shows she's very at ease in front of the cameras.

During a chat with Roberto Leal, Rosa confessed that her great passion outside the contest is cooking, especially baking. "My biggest hobby is cooking, especially desserts. My family says I'm really good at it," she commented.

When Roberto asked her about her signature dish, Rosa didn't hesitate to share her secret: "I make some lemon cakes that are apparently very, very good. I give them a special touch." The conversation, which sparked laughter among those present, led the host to joke: "Let's call this: Pasapalabra Recipe Book."

Rosa's participation in Pasapalabra not only reflects her eagerness to compete and learn but also a deep desire to improve her family's quality of life. When asked what she would do if she managed to win the show's grand prize, Rosa was sincere and emotional: "I haven't thought about it much, but I always think the reason I'm here today is because my parents sacrificed everything so we could have the life we had."

Rosa Opens Her Heart on "Pasapalabra"

The contestant detailed how the current economic situation has led her to consider the possibility of a more stable future. "I hope I can win enough to live comfortably," she confessed. Her desire is not only focused on herself but also on giving back to her parents some of the effort they made for her: "I'd like to be able to help them, and if there's anything left over, live with more peace of mind. With today's economy, it's complicated."

Before her time on Pasapalabra, Rosa worked as a teacher, a profession she defines as her great passion. However, she decided to take a break from her teaching career to focus on the contest. "This experience is unique. It's an adventure I want to live to the fullest," she commented. Her decision has been applauded by her friends, family, and students, who cheer her on from home.

Rosa has also spoken on the show about her origins in Argentina and her life in A Coruña, a city she considers her home. "The adaptation wasn't easy at first, but over time I found my place and feel very comfortable," she declared.

Every afternoon, Rosa faces her biggest rival, Manu, in the exciting battle for the Rosco. Although the competition is intense, the contestant assures that she enjoys every moment of the contest and that her main goal is to make the most of the experience. "Winning would be wonderful, but I already feel like I'm winning because of everything I'm experiencing here," she stated.