‘The Promise’ says goodbye to another protagonist in its most emotional week

No one is safe in ‘The Promise’. So much so that, in the same week, two of the main characters of the successful Bambú Producciones fiction have left the project. The first was Paula Losada who, after Jimena’s leap into the void, said goodbye to the series on Monday, April 22, and a few days later, on Thursday, April 25, Alejandro Vergara has followed his example and has released a statement to react to the end of Abel in the Spanish Television series.

“Well, that’s it for the doctor in the palace. Today is exactly one year since this photo. It was my first day of filming. Abel Bueno arrived at ‘The Promise’. A year later it’s time to say goodbye…”, expressed the young interpreter, accompanying his publication on Instagram with two images of the palace doctor, who for more than a hundred episodes has stood out for his sentimental connection with Jana and his involvement in the smokescreen of Jimena. Precisely his last sequence filmedas the official account of the series has shared, It was with the maid played by Ana Garcés.

Abel, along with Jana and Manuel in ‘The promise’

“Now if you’ll excuse me, I have to leave La Promesa. Manuel wants me to do it as soon as possible. I am not proud of my work here and I do not have the courage to confront them“, Abel shared with Jana in that emotional scene, in which he was “grateful and indebted” to his companions, a feeling that passes through the screen. “Thanks to all my colleagues, both the artistic and technical team, who are part of this great family… You are incredible, what a great time we had“Vergara highlighted in his post.

In tears

Apart from this more formal and elaborate message, RTVE too https://twitter.com/lapromesa_tve/status/1783537705915490510 in which Vergara’s speech is shown at the exact moment of finishing recording his last shot as Abel on the set of ‘The Promise’. “This is the first time it hurts me to leave a project.. That’s thanks to the entire team. You have managed to ensure that every day of filming I come happy, with enthusiasm, and that it does not cost me. You are an incredible family. ‘The Promise’ came to me at a very complicated time in my life, and this has given me back my enthusiasm for the profession.. I wish you the best. Long live ‘The Promise,'” said a visibly moved Vergara, and then received a resounding applause from the rest of the team.