When Chantal Andere He first entered the sets of The Count: love and honor She was impressed with what she saw. “They don’t look like sets and when you achieve that it’s incredible,” the Mexican actress told People en Español, who also highlighted “the spectacular locations of the haciendas, the old cars, the horses, the races, the floats… I think they did an extraordinary job and that will be reflected on screen. Visually, the series is beautiful.”
The 52-year-old actress returns to the Telemundo screen – in 2021 she debuted on the Hispanic network with Forced relatives– as the great villain of this story that they star in Ana Brenda and Fernando Colunga and which premieres next Monday, July 1 at 10 pm Eastern time. “Josefina de Zambrano is a very ambitious woman, a woman who cannot see that anyone has a little power; she is fighting for it all the time. She is a woman who marries many times but her only real love is her son and a love that becomes even obsessive and sick and that ends in a terrible and unsuspected tragedy”, he advances about his character. “Josefina does not tempt her heart with anything, a woman who does absolutely everything and disappears human beings everywhere as long as she has absolute power and controls the entire town.”
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Andere shares a recording set again in this melodrama with his friend Fernando Colunga. “He is the actor [con el] “I’ve worked the most in my entire life. We’ve done countless projects in television and theater. He’s my friend, and friends are loved and pampered. Personally, all the projects I’ve done with Fer have been a great joy,” he says. “Whenever you work with a respectful, correct, punctual, very disciplined person, it’s much appreciated. Working with friends is always a pleasure, and working with people who have the same taste and passion as you are also always things to be grateful for.”
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The Count: love and honor It also features the participation of the late actress Helena Rojowho never saw her work aired. “She was a very good friend of my mother, she worked with my mother for many years, in many plays, many projects. She was always a lady, a charming, kind, educated, refined, elegant, beautiful, good person, disciplined lady. It hurts a lot,” says Andere. “In this project we didn’t have scenes together, we never saw each other on the set. I feel that in some way the release of this project will be a way of honoring a woman who can only be missed because she left a mark on each one of us.”
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The actress points out that The Count: love and honor It comes at a time “where we need to see things that give you hope and this is finally a love story and love conquers all.”
