“This experience is really too wonderful, and I thank the entire country for this positive response. Thanks also to Telefuturo, for betting back on national fiction, and the press that supports us with broadcasting ”, comments Clotilde Cabral, director and producer of the program.
The Return of the Shadows is the return of national fiction hand in hand with myths and legends, and other stories of national folklore.
“The Return of the Shadows started with several anecdotes behind the scenes this season,” said Clotilde Cabral.
Among them, the director mentioned the climatic inconvenience experienced in Yaguarón, when they filmed the episode Bad vision, where Lali González, Bruno Sosa, Silvio Rodas, Cabral herself, and a new team participated “that was baptized with that strong experience, a huge storm seized us, similar to a tornado, which blew up everything we had around us” , remember.
The team managed to take cover, but the storm washed away roofs, trees and much more, leaving them without electricity and water.
“We came back after ten days, meanwhile we did the chapter of Post Mortem. Another anecdote that joins that same one is that the last recording was also shot in the middle of an incredible storm that dragged cars, houses, and generated a tremendous blackout that made us suspend the day again, until everything happened ”, recalls Cabral.
PARANORMAL. Clotilde also pointed to an anecdote that changed her concept of paranormal experiences. “In ten years of making Shadows at Night, I never had an anecdote to tell about this type of experience, until the day of recording the episode. A normal family”Mentions the director.
As a witness of the experience, she points to Jimmy Rojas, who was sitting in front of her, when she felt someone pinch her on the waist, while she was precisely talking about this “lack of paranormal experiences.”
Given Cabral’s reaction to the pinch of the spectrumJimmy pointed out: “They did that to you so you can see that ghosts do exist.”
ENRICHED. “It was a very incredible experience to be part of the remake of Sombras …”, said Lali González.
González also recalled the strong storm that swept through the country while they were filming in Yaguarón. “And we were scared and the recording had to be divided between May and June,” she recalls and confesses that this participation was her first job after giving birth. “The truth was that it was an extremely enriching experience as an actress, as a mother and as a woman,” she explains.
For actor Wilfrido Acosta, who has worked in Clotilde Cabral’s team for a long time, coming back with this fiction is a great achievement. “There is so much to tell about this fiction that it touched the hearts of so many people,” he said, and recalled an anecdote about a child who, upon seeing him, ran with his mother crying, because his character, the day before, had died.
Acosta highlighted working with a competent team with advanced technology, in addition to meeting old colleagues and meeting new talents excited by the recordings.
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