After Fatima Molina He raised his voice after the comments he received because the telenovela in which he stars did not have the expected numbers and he is accused of having to do with his appearance, friends, colleagues and people from the show has come to his defense and is now the producer of “Do you remember me?, which adds to the support of the actress.
“Fatima is a sensual woman, she is a good actress, she is. Now she has been on open television and I think that has a price and I think all this is out of place, Fatima pays so much for the one who I love so much “, detailed Carmen Armendariz in a recent morning interview” Hoy “.
The production company has defended itself against those who say it should make changes, including those of the protagonists, and points out that it is open to listening to comments, but what it will not allow is the rudeness and insults Molina has suffered. . .
“What if I like that if I don’t like the story that needs to be removed, that we have to say, well we’re talking about it, but attacking like that seems awful that they’re so vulgar and this is a ‘#MeToo’ but now with discrimination What is this? Where are we? ”he explained.
Despite this, Carmen appreciates the displays of affection her protagonist has received from the artistic environment and from the fans.
“I am also very surprised (the displays of affection for Fatima) and I thank them infinitely, from television presenters of entertainment programs who also support her.
“It’s not an insignificant message, it’s not that ‘I’ve buried a nail in my foot,’ no. You’re talking about discrimination and that’s terrible,” he confessed.
The producer is confident that her actress will be able to overcome this bad moment as she says that “Fatima will overcome it, what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger”.
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