Mar Flores And Carlo Costanzia Open Up On 'Decomasters': A Tv Journey To Clear The Air

Mar and Carlo's Reality TV Adventure

Mar Flores and her son, Carlo Costanzia, are stepping into the reality TV spotlight like never before. The dynamic duo has signed up for 'Decomasters', a popular talent show on La 1, airing every Monday night. The show, following 'La revuelta', is on everyone's radar as the buzz builds around this celebrity pair. Their mission? To show viewers the authentic bond they share, free from the speculations and rumors that often circle them.

"We want people to truly see our relationship and get to know us as we are in everyday life," Carlo emphasizes, highlighting the importance of dismantling preconceived notions about their relationship.

Carlo is thrilled to mix things up on TV, especially with his mom by his side. This opportunity isn't just about squashing rumors; it's a chance for Carlo to experiment with something fresh in his career. "I wanted to try something new and also do something with my mother on television. To end the speculations, it is crucial to demonstrate that there is nothing to the stories people want to invent about us," he shares, ready to take on this creative challenge.

Why 'Decomasters' Was the Right Fit

For Mar Flores, the decision to join her son on 'Decomasters' wasn't taken lightly. Known for keeping her private life guarded, Mar's foray into reality TV marks a significant shift. "Reality TV is not a format that particularly appeals to me," she confesses, citing the extensive work and exposure involved. But the chance to collaborate with Carlo on this wholesome, family-oriented show changed her mind. "I wanted to do it with Carlo. 'Decomasters' is a wholesome and family-friendly show, and my children will be able to see us together," she explains.

The show brings together ten pairs of celebrities to tackle a series of interior design challenges in real spaces, each vying for a 50,000 euro charity prize. Hosted by Patricia Montero, 'Decomasters' also features familiar faces like Isa Pantoja and her husband, Asraf Beno. It's a competition that demands creativity, patience, and a knack for collaboration. For Mar and Carlo, it's also become a chance to explore their newfound passion for decorating together.

Embracing Their True Selves

The experience on 'Decomasters' has been eye-opening for the mother-son pair. Carlo was pleasantly surprised to see his mom dive into the world of DIY with enthusiasm. "She has always had a tough exterior due to what she has endured in life, and I have seen her here like never before," Carlo remarks, appreciating the personal growth this journey has brought both of them.

Mar, in turn, has gained a deeper appreciation for Carlo's creative spirit. "Carlo is an artist who needs to work, to be occupied," she notes, admiring his determination. While they cherish this shared experience, Carlo is clear about his career path. "I am a dreamer. I am an actor, I am a singer, and I will continue in that direction," he affirms, ruling out participation in other reality shows like 'Survivors' for the foreseeable future.

Both Mar and Carlo are keen to return to a sense of normalcy post-'Decomasters'. Mar muses, "I think we need to bring more normality to everything. Honestly, I ask 2026 for everything to be more normal." As they navigate this journey, the duo is committed to maintaining authenticity and steering clear of the celebrity gossip scene. Carlo underscores this resolve: "I will never comment on other people's lives, and you can take this as a given."