Author: Glamorama / May 16, 2024
“It was a very dark time for me, I was very alone,” recalls Eli de Caso about her departure from television, never to return with big programs and a salary of several zeros, in 2004. This was the story, in Kike’s space Morandé on YouTube, from the 70-year-old communicator who gained fame and was a front-line face in the ’90s thanks to Aló Eli?:
Eli de Caso: “After I left television…”
Kike Morandé: “Did you finish TV there?”
Case: “Yes, in December 2004. Impressive”
Morande: “And never again?”
Case: “Then I was on Channel 13 in a morning show with Karla Constant and Lucho Jara one year. And then nothing more. Never more”
Morande: “And you told me that you had a very bad time.”
Case: “I had a very bad time, because I didn’t have any money saved, because there were many people who depended on me, they couldn’t save and they were sick. Then I was left without money and without money. Fortunately, I had bought a house with some commercials I had done, and I sold that house and with that I got ahead.
“But I spent about a year and a half in the program they invited me to, because I supported myself with that money. I remember that I went to three Vertigo, that I won two cars, that I sold them and with that I lived for a couple of months. I mean, I really had a bad time. “Moreover, sick and alone”
Morande: “Were you single?”
Case: “Yes, I was single. “It was a very dark time for me, I was very alone”
Morande: “After all the success. “Your story is half Hollywood”
Case: “It was all so tragic for me, because I felt tremendously alone, helpless, without money, sick and with many responsibilities.”
