2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15
Not everything is laughter and good times during the recordings of a soap opera. The heavy hours of work sometimes manage to cloud the environment, generating friction and conflict between its actors, so typical of coexistence. This was precisely what happened in the second season of La doña, the soap opera starring Aracely Arámbula that Telemundo currently broadcasts from Monday to Friday during prime time.
In a recent live broadcast that he carried out through Instagram with Arámbula, the Spanish actor José María Galeano, who plays the evil 'Braulio', confessed that he had a conflict during the recordings of the melodrama with the Mexican actress Kika Edgar, who plays Romelia Vega.
"We had a character conflict," said Galeano during the 'live'.
"In the end we play with our emotions, with our sensitivity, ours and that of our characters, with our egos and one sometimes collides with people, but then quickly reconnect and understand that we are very lucky to be sharing a wonderful job", explained the Spanish heartthrob, who ended up fixing his differences with Kika.
"Then so friends, so dear and everything," said Galeano.
A conflict of which the protagonist of La doña did not seem to be very aware.
“I knew a little bit there but it is that actually one continues with his own. You will tell me the story, but I am glad that in the end everything is part of the story and remains as an anecdote and as something that we will laugh about later, because that is about having a good time, laughing” said Aracely, who acknowledged that he tries to leave everything organized every time he is going to start recording a soap opera so that he only has to concentrate on his work so as not to affect the recordings. "But sometimes it is impossible because something unforeseen can happen," La Doña admitted.
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