The Venezuelan Says It Is Not Her Fault

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

Gabriela Spanic's absence on television is the fault of the producers; However, the actress warns that they are the ones who lose because professional projects continue in her life.

"If the doors of television are closed, Gaby will continue fighting because I know how to cook, I write books, I do many things," Spanic warned the Mexican agency Notimex. "I am not one of the women who stays depressed at home to see what falls from the sky, I am a woman who moves."

The actress, who concluded the season of the play Un Picasso, where she shared credits with Ignacio López Tarso, considers that she has a solid artistic career achieved over 26 years of work. She has also been able to meet goals on a personal level.

“Before coming to Mexico, I had already made a career in my country, Venezuela, and now I am proud of what I have done as a mother; as well as, personally and professionally”, she added.

The protagonist of La Usurpadora considers that throughout her career she has had good and bad experiences; However, that has not prevented him from getting ahead of the tests that life has put on him.

"Just as there have been people who have supported me, there have been people who want to harm me and tell lies about me," he warned.

Despite everything, Gaby Spanic has always behaved professionally, which has helped her consolidate herself as an actress and maintain an audience that follows her; therefore, she will keep going, despite the obstacles.

"I will continue with my feet to work forward with great dignity, because I have not hurt anyone, nor will I," he concluded.