The actor maintains a great relationship with the lunch diva. However, he took a toll on her for an attitude she had towards one of her works.
April 27, 2024, 11:18 p.m.
Mirtha was speechless in response to the actor’s claim. (Video: eltrece)
Martin Campilongobetter known as Campiwas a guest at Mirtha’s night (eltrece) and made a strong claim to Mirtha Legrand. While they were talking about the theatrical premiere of Waiting for the carriagethe comedian accused the host of never having been to see him to a work.
“Before this work I did The Bonobos… that later you are going to tell us why you never came”said the actor. “Why?” asked the confused diva. “You never came, not even when Lizy, your goddaughter, was there.”Campi added.
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Campi complained to Mirtha for not having gone to see him at Los Bonobos. (Capture: eltrece)
“It’s true, I never went, they changed theaters and neither did they, but not for anything in particular,” Mirtha explained. At that moment, she referred to the affection she has for him: “I appreciate you, Lizy too, but I don’t know, dear, I can’t afford to go to the theaters.”.
“You know what happens Chiqui, the reality is that I have been coming here for years or when you go to a theater, you don’t know how it feels at the ticket office“It’s not a hoax,” Campi was honest.
“I know, but you don’t know what my entrances and exits to theaters are like, with police, with a red carpet, everything is organized, it’s fantastic, it excites me“Mirtha replied.
The diva explained why she was never able to go and assured that she is excited to attend plays. (Capture: eltrece)
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“I get dressed, I’m happy, I put on makeup, I get ready, I get cute, pretty, well dressed, elegant, greetings to everyone, I love it, it is a return of love and affection for so many years,” continued “La Chiqui.” At that moment, Julieta Poggio noted: “There is nothing more beautiful than theater, nothing else has that return to people”.
