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Antonia Santa María spoke with the podcast “Impacto en el cara”, where she referred to “Los Sa-Sa”, the remembered family that appeared in “Brujas”.
“It was a very Chilean family, they had this popular thing, but also with that aspirational thing that Chilean society has, the opportunity to have money, but at the same time, not stop being who you are, they were still at the fair, they were still in la Vega, they continued to share with their family but very generous because now they had money. A very nice family, very united, very Chilean, very funny and had that humor thing. I think it represented the Chilean family very well, I suppose it was grace, “he said.
The actress also commented on her absence in the Approval strip, where Solange Lackington, Héctor Morales and Alejandro Trejo appeared as “Los Sa-Sa”.
“They didn’t invite me and I was really sorry. I would have participated without a doubt for several things. One because I was also sorry that it was sold a bit like the return of ‘Los SaSa’ after 15 years and I said“ but if also I’m on the side and I’m not there. ”That was what gave me the most shame, saying ‘bah, if we were the 4 of us, why not,'” he said on the podcast.
“The other thing that gave me is anger, because it is a political moment that is very complex where everything is very polarized, in the theater environment even more so, so not participating in that, not because one says’ oh, it’s average fringe. ‘No. I didn’t find it that good and I didn’t see it that much, but the symbol of not being there means I’m on the other side. And it’s delicate, “he said.
“They put you in a place without wanting to, without saying anything, I suppose that for some I appeared I was somewhere else, in rejection, or that I had not wanted to participate and no poh, it was not like that,” he said.
Finally, Antonia Santa María stated that “I made my allegation to whoever I thought had to do it, I don’t know if it was the person, but once I said it, I forgot the subject.”
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