The summer RTP grid was full of news. On August 8, the premiere of the second season of the series took place. “Sunset” as well as the new program of Vasco Palmeirim, “Piggy bank”. MAGG was at the Valentim de Carvalho studios in Paso de Arcos to accompany the launch of another program on public television: “Eu Do Tudo Por Amor”.
Philomena Kautela triumphantly stepped out. Raised from a giant glacier, he announced that the idea of ”I do anything for love” is to put couples to the test and see if they are really capable of doing anything for the feeling that unites them. Recording began this Thursday, August 4th and is scheduled to premiere on the 21st.
Each episode features four couples (of all genders and ages) who engage in several different games, always to the tune of songs appropriate to the moment. With each challenge, couples are eliminated and the last survivor competes in the final game. However, all participants are eligible for prizes such as “cruises, bikes, experiences,” says Helder Marquez, Shine Iberia’s executive producer in charge of the format.
The competition will feature an eight-episode sequence that will air on Sundays, replacing The Voice, “because Katarina [Furtado] I needed to rest, ”the presenter jokes.
Thus, the public can expect an innovative competition, even if it is similar to the programs “I love Portugal” and “Jogo de Todos os Jogos”, programs also presented by Filomena Kautela (and first in a duet with Vasco Palmeirim). However, “the union of music with games and couples makes this concept absolutely original,” says the host.
And Philomena Kautela seems happy with this new (and different) project she’s leading. “It’s relaxing, it’s a lot of fun and it’s different from what I’ve done before,” he guarantees, adding that “it’s probably the biggest crazy girl” he’s ever been in. Moreover, he emphasizes that “this is one of the biggest craziness that has ever happened on television.”
Like “Porquinho Mealheiro”, this is also a completely new program, unexplored by other TV stations in the world. The format is an Australian production in which RTP claims to be the pioneer. “And for us, being the first country to broadcast this program, in addition to responsibility, is also a great trust, ”the host explains.
After “Voice Generations” (premiering this Sunday, August 7th), RTP viewers will see another new format that promises to offer couples “a story they will tell forever,” concludes Philomena Kautela.
