Mia Rubín tells us about Game of Voices

With only two Sunday programs, Game of Voices has become one of the favorites of the Sunday bar on Televisa’s Las Estrellas channel.

In this project, the healthy rivalry between parents and children is the piston of a fun contest, in which two teams of celebrities, called Consecrated and Heirs, face each other in emotional competitions.

Manuel Mijares, Alicia Villareal, Erik Rubín, Eduardo Capetillo, Isabel Lascurain, Lucerito Mijares, Melenie Villarreal, Mia Rubín, Eduardo Capetillo Gaytán and Joss Álvarez Lascurain are the protagonists of Voice Game.

And precisely, Mia Rubín spoke exclusively with El Siglo de Torreón about the program and the great inheritance that her parents, Erik Rubín and Andrea Legarreta, have given her.

“My parents inherited my love of work. They are the hardest working people I know and the most willing and professional.

“I want to imitate that behavior. The truth is that I have never had so much work in my life, and I am not going to lie to you, it has not been easy because I am not used to that. I have had to sacrifice friendships and I am still in school. I have I have to organize my studies with my job; however, in the end it’s all worth it,” he said in a telephone interview.

The first two broadcasts of Voice Game have taken over the ratings, but they have also generated reels, TikToks, memes and dozens of publications on networks, something that has the young actress and singer very excited.

“I knew it was a project that had a star. But wow, it’s the number that really deserves it and deserves it. It’s an incredible program, full of tears, shows, family moments and special guests.”

Rubín recognized that Voice Game was a risky project because it had two paths to follow, failure or success.

“It is a new format and it was risky because something like this had never been done. They don’t know how much fun we have and it also has a cause, since we will not win the money at stake, but the foundations that we are helping will.”

“Producers Marcelo Strupini and Eduardo Suárez have done a great job, and this is getting better and better. We are waiting for you in the third program that will take place on April 28.”

Once again, Mia is working with her father, but in a different way than before.

“Now we are not working together, but against each other. Being with my dad is a treat; he is my manager, my producer. In Voice Game we simply enjoy each other.”

On the other hand, Rubín announced that along with his work in Voice Game, he continues his career in music.

“I just released the song, Cursed Love, with my father. In the same way I am promoting the song, Diablo, which is a trap bolero. Another track is coming that I assure you, will be great,” he expressed and added that he hopes return soon to the Comarca Lagunera.