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In a conversation with ‘La Red’, the actress confessed that the only thing that bothered her about her character was wearing heels and miniskirts, because she has never felt comfortable wearing this type of garment.
“Sitting in that miniskirt was uncomfortable“, Explained the protagonist of ‘Pedro, el flamoso’, a production of which several curious facts are known and will be broadcast again on Wednesday, October 7 by Caracol Televisión.
Despite her wardrobe, Sandra assured that when she rested from her scenes, she had slippers nearby; added that Paula Dávila’s necklines did not bother her and neither did she feel the need to cover up: “I’ve always been proud of this pair.”
In the conversation with the medium, Reyes also said that the production team was very close and always had fun recording; he even confessed that they lingered longer laughing than performing the scenes.
“I was very happy. Wherever I went they would make me dance ‘El pirulino’; I never learned to dance it well, I never took the ‘tumbao’ from dancing. I hope we do very well ”, explained the protagonist of the novel, in which she shares credits with Miguel Varoni.
Here, the interview with the actress from ‘Pedro, el flamoso’, a novel that made the English dance by the hand of Yerry Mina:
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