Brian, the participant of 'Pasapalabra' that everyone wants to see complete El Rosco

07/26/2021 18:19

• Clarín.com

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Updated 07/26/2021 6:19 PM

It is getting closer and closer, but

Brian Parkinson still has not been able to complete El Rosco de

Pasapalabra

(Telefe, Monday through Friday at 6.30 pm).

The contest led by Iván de Pineda has not yet had a winner since its new Telefe season began, at the beginning of this 2021.

Undoubtedly, all the chips are on Brian, an engineering student and employee at a transportation company, who is two or three words away every afternoon in the final game (it takes 25 correct answers) and

take the

accumulated pot, which these days is around 1,300,000 pesos.

Brian and the day he was two responses from completing El Rosco in Pasapalabra.

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In addition,

Brian has more than 350 thousand pesos insured

for his consecutive participation in the program.

Brian had participated in 35

Pasapalabra

programs

in his time at El Trece, but was never able to complete the 25 words of El Rosco.

And when the cycle said goodbye to the air in April 2020 he was undefeated.

For this reason it was surprising when

in this new season on Telefe he did not start participating. 

His first appearance in this 2021 was on May 17, playing in the company of Belu Lucius and Flavia Palmiero.

That day, despite the nerves about his return, he

beat his opponent at El Rosco and regained his place as champion

, which has been validated day by day since then.

Brian Parkinson in his first participation in Pasapalabra in 2021. Capture tv.

This year

Brian is more consolidated in the final game

, which determines the continuity in the program.

Possessing a great visual memory, Brian improved in not being so impulsive, something that led him to make unexpected mistakes, and he

 was developing a tactical plan that for now makes him invincible.

As a great champion, he takes care to go step by step with his Rosco, leaving most of the answers for the second round.

But he

is

also

very attentive to the opponent.

If the opponent makes mistakes quickly, he plays with more freedom and allows himself to risk with words with which he is not sure.

Otherwise, despite the insistence of the driver who wants to see him as the winner, he chooses not to respond and

ensure his continuity in the next program at a minimum.

Brian in "Pasapalabra", memory games are his strong suit.

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A clear example of this was seen on July 22.

His rival, of good level, had three errors, while Brian had two and five seconds available to risk another word.

But he chose to remain silent and thus avoid a mistake that would lead him to return to compete with the same rival and put his champion throne at risk.

That day that his champion title was threatened, as well as when he is close to completing El Rosco, his name became a Trend in social networks, where the participant added

a large number of fans who suffer with this long wait and do not see the time to be consecrated.

Meanwhile, he continues with the training at home,

studying words from the Royal Spanish Academy (RAE)

and also accumulating information on general interest, because there are usually two or three words of this style in each Rosco and generally they are the ones that they deprive him of taking the long-awaited triumph.

Winners list

Brian continues with the objective of joining the prestigious and shortened

list of

Pasapalabra

champions

, which includes Diego Aira (won 1,615,000 pesos), Martina Barraza (1,340,000 pesos), Camilo Rubio (1,940,000 pesos) and Horacio Moavro (300 thousand pesos), the first winner.

All of them were crowned in the previous cycle of the program in El Trece.

On one occasion, Brian told Iván that - if he won - he would

use the award to try to fulfill his dream of buying a home.

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