One of the most important characters in the history of Mexican comedy was without a doubt Roberto Gmez Bolaos “Chespirito”, a man respected in many parts of the world for the way he was able to make people laugh with several of his characters.
Of course the ideas he had Chespirito In their life they also needed the support of some characters so that everything could be displayed and that which was one of the most representative, legendary and important series that has existed on all of Mexican television.
“El Chavo del Ocho” It was one of the Mexican series that marked many generations in Mexico and in all of Latin America and Spanish-speaking countries in general, as the characters represented different sectors of the lower middle population in which many were reflected.
In addition to Chespirito, some of the most representative characters in this comedy series were his wife Florinda Meza and various names such as Carlos Villagrn (Quico), Mara Antonieta de Las Nieves (La Chilindrina), Rubn Aguirre (Professor Jirafales), dgar Vivar (Mr. Barriga), Angelines Fernndez (The Witch of 71) and Ramn Valds (Don Ramn), among other things.
Exciting moment on the first trip
However, there were times when in some interviews it seemed that Roberto Gmez Bolaos did not like to share the role of the protagonist who always had so much in the El Chavo del Ocho series or ‘Chapuln Colorado’ himself, in addition to characters other than staged.
And the proof of this was an interview they conducted on a trip, where a journalist approached and whether or not he was Roberto Gmez Bolaos present, he turned with special sympathy to Carlos Villagrn “Quico”, who was standing next to him and began to question him about his role and his presence on foreign soil.
Chespirito’s irritated face was featured in a video posted on Tik Tok where this peak moment was relived, where it appears that Gmez Bolaos was annoyed and at the same time surprised because he was not the first to question the journalist about his first travel outside of Mexico with “El Chavo del Ocho”.
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