There is an indispensable face on Saturday Deluxe, and it is not the one that most spectators imagine.It is not Jorge Javier Vázquez, because in many occasions it is María Patiño who presents, nor Belén Esteban, who does not collaborate in all deliveries.It is Conchita Pérez, in charge of subjecting the polygraph to the celebrities.

Every Saturday, this 69 -year -old Aragonese appears in the heart program and reveals the truths and lies of numerous celebrities, and there is practically no deluxe without the so -called polyideluxe.

However, the TV factory program is not the only work that Conchita has, as it directs its own business, professional polygraphy, with headquarters in Madrid and Zaragoza.In it, he collaborates with companies and individuals to offer their polygraphist services, and for this he has "three polygraphs that each are worth a little more than 18.000 euros ".

His sessions last about three hours, because it is not only to ask and reveal the verdict of the machine, but there is a previous interview and a writing of a report that shows the results.And, as Outdoor has revealed, for each of these sessions it charges 375 euros, as indicated in your business rates.Even so, this amount is likely to be superior on Saturday Deluxe, because that should be added the image rights to go on television.

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— Susan Frankenfield Sat May 08 08:13:36 +0000 2021

And, according to Conchita herself, her services are very requested and, in addition to working on Saturdays in Telecinco, she has come to use her Sunday and holiday polygraph for some sessions.

It was not always polygraphist

Mediaset's face is currently Forensic Psychophysiology and professional polygraphy expert, but it has not always been dedicated to it.The Aragonese studied General Directorate of Business and Tourism, and was "20 years by directing a family hotel" until they sold it, according to Women's magazine today.

But his beginnings in the world of lies detection began in 2010, as he said on television."I had to go to the Police police station for an issue and I realized that, when something happens in the past without witnesses, it is very difficult to prove," he explained.

Then it was formed in the United States, since "professional polygraphy was not regulated in Spain", although "now it is not", and enrolled in the APA (American Psychological Association), according to El Closa Digital.

And, his arrival on Saturday Deluxe was more than casual, thanks to an interview that gave me, donates in an office in which they quoted it."The person who was there, hearing what could help society with this method, commented with a friend who was linked on television," Conchita said."After meeting with David Valldeperas, he proposed to try and more than 10 years have passed since that time.".