Thalía Camila Sodi Rubí

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

Camila Sodi's debut as a star in the Rubí remake has caused quite a stir. Since its premiere in Mexico and subsequent landing on Univision - on January 21st - Univision's stellar bet produced by W Studios for Televisa has captivated fans with its plot of the most famous brazen on television with a jump in the time of almost 20 years with respect to the previous version that Bárbara Mori starred.

Logically, comparisons with the Uruguayan star and Thalía's niece have not been long in coming with the public turning to the networks to express who is their favorite. The one that has not been expressed in this regard is Thalía herself, but taking advantage of her presence in New York to present her new album and corresponding single for the song “Ya tú me mezanas”, performed with the dynamic duo formed by Mau and Ricky, People in Spanish took the opportunity to ask the unavoidable question of the unforgettable star of soap operas such as María la del Barrio and Quinceañera.

So: What do you think of Camila Sodi's work in Rubí? “We have such a good time every time we get together. We never talk about our work, never!”Emphasizes the 48-year-old Mexican star to explain the golden rule established between the two. “We never talk about my music, we never talk about her projects. We only talk about ourselves, about being mothers. It is more about that. And we constantly laugh at that because the glamorous life is one and the daily life chasing kids is another so we talk about it more."

And although we are left wanting to know what Thali thinks of Diego Luna's ex, at least we do know what the ratings say and the numbers definitely do not lie: Rubí comfortably led the broadcast time slot in front of a new chapter of El Lord of the Skies (Telemundo) whom he surpassed by 59% in total viewers (P2 +) and 37% in the age bracket most coveted by advertisers, the 18 to 49 year old, as Univision was in charge of sharing after the broadcast of the first chapter.

Curiously - and although Thalía swears and perjures that they do not speak of chambeo - for her intervention in Rubí Camila sang a song that made her aunt famous: the song “Who cares?”, Which was immortalized by the Spanish group Alaska and Dinarama in 1986.