Dona 2: What Will Happen To Saúl Aguirre, David Chocarro

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

The absence of David Chocarro within the leading cast of La doña 2 generated a stir among the followers of this successful story several months ago when Telemundo officially presented the actors who make up the second season of fiction.

Now, thanks to one of the promotional videos of the soap opera that the Spanish-speaking network has been broadcasting these days, we can intuit, or at least have an idea, of what will happen to the character played so far by the gallant of Argentine origin.

And it is that in one of those videos it is not only advanced that the heartthrob of the story, Saúl Aguirre (Chocarro), is missing but, also, he drops that he could have been brutally murdered, which would explain the absence of Chocarro.

Could it be that Saúl will have a tragic outcome during the second season of La doña, as the first promotional videos of the soap opera hint at?

Although Danna Paola has been appearing in these first advances, it is a fact that the actress only made a special participation in La doña 2, so it is also unknown what will happen to her character in the new chapters of the successful soap opera Telemundo.

Led by Carlos Ponce, David Zepeda, Kika Edgar and Marisela González, the unforgettable 'Felina' of El Señor de los Cielos, La Doña 2 centers her story again on Altagracia Sandoval (Arámbula), who this season is determined to regain her power But your enemies will try to prevent you from hurting your loved ones.

Driven by her thirst for justice, La Doña will face old and new enemies in a war of power and revenge.

The cast of La doña 2 also includes José María Galeano, Eric del Castillo, Patricia Reyes Spíndola, Alejandra Barros, Paola Fernández, José Sefami, Andrea Martí, Fernanda Borches, Leo Deluglio, Diego Soldano, Simone Victoria, Claudio Roca, Mayra Sierra, Alexa Martin, Alberto Casanova, Agustín Argüello, Leandro Lima, Bernardo Flores,Rafael Ernesto, Diego Escalona, Aquiles Cervantes, Christian Ramos and Juan P. De Santiago, among others.