Roberto More breaks down on ‘Pardon Me’ session: ‘I feel like I’ve only just begun’

Roberto More will be part of a soap opera ‘sorry’,Depend on Aldo Miyashiro and Erica Villalobos. The first national actor arrived at the American Television Studios in Pachacamac to participate in a press conference and answer questions from reporters.

As you recall, this new novel is produced by “Del Barrio Productions”was heavily criticized on social networks as users disagreed with the former couple being the protagonists and felt they had profited from the scandal they were embroiled in more than a year ago.

Despite being severely questioned, they continued to lead their project and, moreover, the channel gave them their full support, which was evident in recent days when different stars of American television came out in defense Aldo Miyashiro and Erica Villalobos.

So, after going through this difficult moment, they called the media so that they could ask them questions related to the upcoming soap opera. also, Roberto More He also took to the stage to respond.

“How do you feel about coming back to Peru to participate in this proposal?” was the question they asked him peru information network. The actor couldn’t help but get emotional when recalling his beginnings on Peruvian television.

“I want to thank American television, where I started my artistic career in 1967. Now, in a production company in a soap opera created by these two great characters (Aldo and Erica), I met Michel Er’s father, Alexander, was a great producer,” he began.

Subsequently, Roberto More He begins to break down when talking about the great colleagues he’s met throughout his career, suggesting that returning to Peru feels as if it’s all starting over again. “I feel like I’m just getting started, that’s how I feel,” he added.

In 2013, while recording one of the most important roles of his career Venezuelathe Peruvian actor was declared clinically dead after acute pneumonia left him in a coma and doctors assured he might not wake up.

However, he managed to overcome this fact and today sees life from a different perspective, the one he worries about every day until it is his turn to leave. “Since I came back from the coma, I have a different perspective on life and I just think about service, health, fulfilling my role in this society and saying goodbye in the best possible way,” he commented.

The Peruvian production will premiere on Wednesday, September 27th. While an air date has not yet been announced, it is speculated that it will replace the soap opera Moonlight, which is wrapping up its third season. Additionally, the show will air from 9:30 p.m.

As with all América TV content, in addition to being able to be viewed via open TV signals, it can also be streamed via the América TV Go app or Movistar Play.