Yen Video has not remained silent in the face of the wave of criticism surrounding his reality show 'El Parking,' responding by defending his project and national talent. From the very beginning, Yen has asked people not to 'cancel' Panamanian projects that seek to give visibility to the country's talent. 'If you want to succeed in this industry... that's the advice I give you: don't close the door on anyone,' he continued. Although the reality show continues to generate controversy with constant fights and sanctions against the participants, Yen Video remains firm in its stance of supporting entertainment made in Panama. 'Remember that Panama is a small country, and success might be just around the corner... and who knows, maybe I'm the one who opens that door for you.' 'Nobody will want to be on good terms with you to be on bad terms with me,' he started. 'They will prefer to be on bad terms with you to be on good terms with me. And it's not because I want to step on you.' 'Don't lock the door on yourself.'
