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“I do not know if he will have noticed, but when the minister (Mañalich) comes out to give the virus computations – as if he were Don Francisco at the Telethon – the first thing he comes out to hurry to say is that they are old. It is something like say ‘I regret the death of 12 people yesterday, but 10 of them are old,’ that is, as if the old did not matter, as if they did not count, and in fact the dead are 2, not 12, “says Noguera in the voice of his character “Hannibal”, in the context of the second episode of the series “Histories of Quarantine”.
During the night of this Tuesday the Mega series “Quarantine Stories” aired its second episode.
In it, the actor Héctor Noguera (Aníbal) starred in an alleged psychological consultation with Francisco Melo (Pablo), in which Noguera related the hardships that his character, a widowed man of 82 years, had to go through in the context of the pandemic.
“I don’t know if he noticed, but chen the minister (Mañalich) comes out to give the virus computations – as if he were Don Francisco on the Telethon – the first thing he hurries to say is that they are old. It’s kind of like saying ‘I regret the death of 12 people yesterday, but 10 of them are old ’, that is, as if the old did not matter, as if they did not count, and in reality the dead are 2 not 12 ″, maintained Noguera in the voice of his character.
“Have you ever seen anything more rude in your life?”
Check the video with his words below:
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