The Mexican actor and comedian, Carlos Villagrán—best known for the character of “Kiko” in the defunct television program “El Chavo del 8″—is in the eye of the hurricane, after it was revealed how much money he is charging for meetings with his fans in Mexico.
It was through a publication on social networks that it was announced that Villagrán will hold a gathering with his fans at La Gran Plaza Fashion Mall located in Guadalajara, Mexico, on June 1; However, users reacted immediately to the access costs, in addition to the interpreter’s autographs.
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The store in charge of the event explained that the pre-sale will be limited to 30 people, who must pay 2,600 pesos—approximately $155 dollars—to access the benefits of VIP access, among which are coexistence with the actor. , a cap, a photograph and the autograph.
On the other hand, they pointed out that for the rest of the public, access will cost 2,950 pesos—approximately $175 dollars—to have the same benefits except for coexistence with ‘Kiko’, noting that users will be able to bring an item to be signed, but the actor will have to authorize it.
As expected, various social media users reacted to the high costs of living with Carlos Villagrán, calling the amount of money “excessive.”
The Mexican comedy series, “El Chavo del 8″, managed to conquer the hearts of several generations since it began in 1971 until it ended in 1990. El Chavo, who is the protagonist, along with the other residents of the neighborhood became in the most beloved television characters in Latin America.
