La palabra colombiana que desconcertó (y le causó risa) a Brad Pitt en plena entrevista
Brad Pitt, actor de la más reciente película F1, no aguantó la risa al saber el significado de la palabra "buñuelo" en conducción. Esto dijo.
During a recent interview promoting their upcoming Formula 1 film, Hollywood stars Brad Pitt, Damson Idris, and Kerry Condon shared a lighthearted moment discussing Colombian culture. The interviewer introduced the term 'buñuelo,' explaining it refers to a traditional fried dough dish, but also colloquially describes someone who is a bad driver. The conversation quickly turned humorous as the interviewer asked the actors how much of a 'buñuelo' they were when they first drove the high-performance F1 cars for the film. Damson Idris admitted he was 'a big one,' attempting to pronounce the word. Brad Pitt, with a laugh, suggested they were more like 'off-road specialists' rather than 'on-road specialists' initially, emphasizing their learning curve to stay on the track. The interview concluded with Pitt jokingly identifying Javier Bardem, another cast member, as a 'buñuelo,' eliciting laughter from his co-stars.
Brad Pitt, actor de la más reciente película F1, no aguantó la risa al saber el significado de la palabra "buñuelo" en conducción. Esto dijo.