William Levy stuns Madrid and reveals his worst moments

William Levy’s arrival in Madrid has sparked madness in Spain’s capital. The one who is undoubtedly one of the actors of the moment went to the set of The Anthill 3.0 to introduce his new series: Monte Cristo† The American was very grateful for the support received and revealed some intimate details about his harsh childhood in Cuba. He also wanted to take the opportunity to openly criticize the political and humanitarian situation still experienced in his country of origin; and told what he believed were the keys to the great success achieved by woman-scented coffee†

Was the the first time William Levy set foot on a television set in our country, and the popular actor did not disappoint in this highly anticipated nomination. As Pablo Motos announced on Monday during his program, a massive arrival of fans was expected near The Anthill 3.0“We are going to strengthen security because we don’t know if it will go away,” he expected hours before his arrival. No sooner said than done. His followers didn’t want to miss this appointment and hundreds of fans gathered in front of the program’s doors† which forced the production company to organize an unprecedented security device. “If we have to say yes tonight to all the people who have asked us for tickets, then we should do the program at the Bernabeu,” the presenter joked at the start of the program.

The successful actor and model wanted to start his speech by thanking the support he has received since his arrival in our country: “I feel very grateful, very blessedbecause God gave me the chance to live this, the affection of the people is the best price an artist can have† His lead role in the successful telenovela woman-scented coffee It rose to fame within a few months, until he became one of the most desirable men of the moment in the entire world. William Levy confessed what he thinks they have been the keys to this amazing tree: “The story is well known, a very successful novel. I also think that people needed stories to return to love and beautiful things.”

And it is that, after the premiere in December, reached the telenovela 100 million views in less than a month† Although he also confessed that the keys to this great success lie in hard work performed by the whole team: “You normally start at 7 am and at least 12 hours a day from Monday to Saturday. It’s quite hard work and sometimes people don’t see all the work behind it.” woman-scented coffee It consists of a total of 88 chapters what Netflix decided to record during the pandemic, something Levy said was not easy to handle: “You couldn’t travel much. My son then had an accident and it was very difficult for me when I had to leave him to go back to work.”

His role as the protagonist in this successful soap opera has increased his popularity exponentially, and currently He is one of the most wanted actors in our country† Something Americans seem to be used to: “You are always welcome. But it’s a bit complicated, because then you arrive tired and haggard… and they see you badly because they expect a lot from you,” he confessed. The actor did not hesitate meet the hundreds of fans who was waiting for his arrival on the show, who he stopped with to immortalize that moment before you set foot on the set. William Levy also took advantage of his visit to confess that life hasn’t always gone well for him. And it is that the actor was born and grew up in Cuba until he was 15 years olda country where opportunities are scarce: “In Cuba you live with shortcomings, but the hardest part is they take your freedom away“Living in a place where you can do your best and do your best, but have no future, is difficult”. While still a teenager, he decided to leave his country of origin to try his luck in the United States: “My father was a political prisoner, the United States gave us political asylum and we could start a life full of opportunity.”

William Levy took advantage of his time on the programme rush hour directed by Pablo Motos to openly criticize the situation that still affects his compatriots today:In Cuba I was on a government-mandated diet for 15 years† and now we are the same as in 1993-1994”. The actor confessed that when he was a teenager they had hardly any food, as they only gave them “a loaf of bread per day per person” and “they were not allowed to breed animals” for their food: “You couldn’t breed animals in the city, so we neighbors got together, bought a pig and bred it in your bathtub† On December 31, we slaughtered the pig and we all shared the pig.” A measure that did not always lead to the desired results, as “If they saw you raise you with him, they would put you in jail for several years”† The poverty in the country was so high that Levy confessed that when he first went to his uncle’s house in the United States, they laughed because the first thing he did was eat an apple: “In Cuba there were no apples, then I saw for the first time I devoured it and so it was for everything “confessed the actor.

Upon his arrival in the United States, William Levy began preparing for college, where he began studying business administration; though it wouldn’t be long before he left the campus. The actor confessed that he had to try his luck as a model to help his mother financially: “In the second year of university, my mother was single and I had to help her. They told me I could model, but I had a book which was worth $1,500. It was then that Levy decided to bet on this world and took his first pictures as a model when he was still a teenager. “In my first job they paid me $1,250 a day for three days, I’d never seen a thousand dollars in all.”

A William Levy who confessed that he was very happy with his time in Spain, where it won’t be long before he returns: “Tomorrow I’m going back to Miami and on the 12th I’ll be back in Spain.” And it’s that the American has also made the leap into the manufacturing world, and debuts as executive producer in which to date his latest project is: Monte Cristo† “I will be shooting in different parts of Spain for about four months” the actor continued. A series that has already started running in Tenerife, re-adapting the popular novel by Alejandro Dumas: The Count of Monte Cristo† It is a new production in which the famous actor of Cuban descent will also play the role of Edmundo Dantes: “It is a spectacular series, and I have always wanted to play this character,” he confessed.