Lopilaato shared an image of the emotional encounter through its social networks. The actress starred in, “Matate, Love” at the Dumont Theater, directed by Marilú Marini.
After several years Married to children He had a triumphal return in the form of theater in the summer of 2023. For several disagreements with the script and production, ÉRICA RIVAS He did not return to play María Elena Fuseneco and a great controversy was armed. Time passed and Darío Lopilaato He went to see her to the theater, demonstrating that among them there was a good relationship.
Darío Lopilado’s message after his reunion with Érica Rivas
Darío Lopilaato shared a photo with Érica Rivas on Instagram and wrote: “My impossible love … 20 years are nothing. How nice reunion!” In addition, I highly two images of his passage through married children on television. His character, Coqui, was in love with the actress, María Elena Fuseneco, and demonstrated effusively, something that generated funny scenes.
“Seeing you shine above the stage was a pleasure,” Darío Lopilaato wrote. Érica Rivas starred in, in solitude, “Matate, love” at the Dumont Theater, directed by Marilú Marini. Next, a revolution of comments full of tenderness and nostalgia for one of the most fun duos on television in recent years was generated in social networks.
After it was confirmed that Érica Rivas would not be in the theatrical version of married to children, the protagonists spoke about the media. Darío Lopilaato, on the other hand, said: “The truth that I did not miss María Elena. No and yes but it was a personal decision, I do not know whether from it or production but went from everything.” In addition, he clarified that it was not sought to replace it with Jorgelina Auzziwho played a new Dardo wife, María Elena’s husband, played by Marcelo de Bellis.
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