Monica Sanchez She was extremely grateful to all the people who made the series possible. ‘There is room in the back’The actress announced her final departure from the series, which sparked a wave of reactions on social media, as she played a very important role in the series.
Although he did not give details of his departure, in an interview with the program ‘Whoever is in charge’the interpreter of ‘Charito’ announced that she formed beautiful bonds with the people behind the América Televisión series.
“Thank you to all the people who make this series possible, because it is a huge team of men and women that we have seen grow over time. You see the links in fiction, but links have also been formed in reality, with the entire human team,” he noted.
In addition, Monica Sanchez clarified that although she is leaving ‘There is room in the back’there are more characters who will continue their story, so I encourage the Peruvian and Bolivian public to stay hooked on fiction.
“Thanks to the programs that always opened doors and space for us. Also to the affection of the people that is inexhaustible. For now ‘Charo’ is leaving, but the Gonzales family continues and everything that the series implies, which was well received by the Peruvian and Bolivian public,” he indicated.
Finally, the actress thanked América Televisión for the opportunity that gave her when considering her to be part of this series, which had eight uninterrupted years of success.
“Thanks to the channel for renewing their trust and having a very solid, honest relationship, which I am extremely grateful for. It is a company that has validated many things in me, both personally and professionally. Thanks to Efraín who had the first look, who got me right away. They seduced me in 15 minutes and I couldn’t resist the story,” she said.
This Thursday, June 27, Monica Sanchez He appeared on the program ‘Mande qué Mande’ where he talked about his departure from AFHS and remembered some tender moments from this series. There, the actress watched her first scene as ‘Charito’ with nostalgia and she couldn’t help but get excited.
“I remember that one of the things that convinced me was that they told me that it was a migrant family, an enterprising widowed woman who was getting ahead with her family and who came from Ayacucho and that was the first thing that won me over about the character, the idea of playing people from the provinces, one of the nicest things,” she concluded on the program.
