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Colombian actor Andrés Parra, known for his work in the series “Escobar, El Patron del Mal” revealed that he would not play the role of drug trafficker Pablo Escobar again, and that he has refused to play other “narcos”.
In an exclusive interview for Telenord, Parra points out that, after performing the role that catapulted him to fame, he would like to approach the issue of drug trafficking from the point of view of the peasant or the person who has no other option than to resort to that world.
He expressed that he is surprised and impressed that the series broadcast in 2012, still remains current and successful despite the time, so out of respect for the project and the work done, he would not play the character again, emphasizing that he has already has passed.
He also spoke about his performance in “El comandante”, where he played the president of Venezuela Hugo Chávez, making it known that he only received insults on social networks, which I consider as “something normal”, however he admitted it left a bad taste because He understands that the series should have more audience, being the role that took the longest to prepare.
Regarding his role in the new series “The President”, he indicated that he has reaffirmed his suspicions of the level of corruption that human beings can reach, giving the idea that money and power are only sustained on the basis of impunity.
Questioned about whether he would make the leap to Hollywood, the actor in “The Toad Cartel” said that although he respects and admires those who have, he has never considered packing his suitcase and settling in Los Angeles, confessing that for him, To be very distant and distant who does not consider it, which is why he keeps working in Latin America.
