Bertín Osborne was interviewed by Pablo Motos in 'El Hormiguero', the successful program on Antena 3.

The 66-year-old singer presented his new album, 'Forty years are few', with which he celebrates his 40-year musical career.

"It has eight unpublished songs that I have worked on in the pandemic. I had not composed since before the rancheras," explained Bertín Osborne about his new album.

"In the past, as I traveled a lot to America, I put on my headphones and wrote records on planes. Now I haven't gone for two years, so I do it at home," Bertín Osborne revealed about his way of composing after four decades in music .

Zasca from Bertín Osborne to Pablo Motos in 'El Hormiguero': "You don't spend the money"

Bertín Osborne began his interview with Pablo Motos strong, giving him a loud bang before his millionaire audience on Antena 3: "You don't change anything on the set, you don't spend the money because everything is the same."

"There is the little guitar... but you have a new screen," Pablo Motos justified himself before the singer.

Pablo Motos and his "progressive glasses"

"The glasses give you an intellectual touch... I didn't know that in the opticians they make your glasses to measure, like a suit," Bertín Osborne told the presenter, changing third gear.

"Now I have progressive glasses, but I spent a week saying that they were progressive, and nobody corrected me because they thought I was joking, but it wasn't like that, I was wrong," Pablo Motos confessed sympathetically.

Bertín Osborne sang his song "Two kisses and a half" live at 'El Hormiguero'

Bertín Osborne visits 'El Hormiguero' on a "very complicated" day for him: "I'm very screwed"

Bertín Osborne confessed to Pablo Motos that he attended the program at a difficult time in his life: "Yesterday my best friend Mercedes Domecq Ybarra (widow of the rejoneador Fermín Bohórquez Escribano) died. It's a complicated day. I'm very screwed, but this morning I I got up and said what Mercedes would do if she saw me in that situation, she would surely tell me to go out and have a good time, that's why I have this smile".

Bertín Osborne recognizes in 'El Hormiguero' why he had to make soap operas: "He was stiff"

Bertín Osborne, who is 66 years old, told Pablo Motos why at one point in his long professional career he had to dedicate himself to making soap operas: "I had never seen a soap opera in my life, but I lived in Miami and I was stiff, I didn't get to at the end of the month. A friend of mine told me that Televisa had called us to do a soap opera, but he didn't know they were so long, after three months I asked the director if he could kill me, I managed to get a car thrown off me by a cliff. Mexico is the most magical country in the world."

Tips for a satisfactory life from Bertín Osborne with Trancas y Barrancas in 'El Hormiguero'