Martina Gusmán spoke in Dont leave for tomorrow on Radio con Vos about “El inocente”, the Spanish Netflix series in which he participates.
“A series like this, of this dimension, which premiered in 194 countries at the same time, was super dizzying,” explained the actress who underlined: “When I saw it, even though I knew how it was going, it hooks you, it’s very enjoyable to watch all in a row ”. “It has very archetypal characters, either thriller like the policeman, the investigator, the prostitute, the nun, the good guy, the bad guy,” Gusmán continued.
Gusmán spoke of Kimmy, his character in the Netflix production: “he is a character in need of love, he has a certain level of complexity, with parts of light and parts of shadow.” “Kimmy is a victim of her past, she is resilient, she is a woman who seeks a second chance in life, who is moved by love,” he said.
The impact of the pandemic
“We are in a transition, last year was a year of shock, like the time of the attack on the twin towers, nobody could believe what was happening,” said the actress, who added: “this year is a kind of post-war, How do we rearm? How do we continue? What are the new codes? ”, Explained Gusmán.
“From now on it will begin to reflect some form of what our daily life is like a year and a half ago,” said Gusmán, who said that “the cinema is going to be a ritual, that thing that we had before going to the movies is reduced much more with the number of platforms that there are, with the ways of accessing audiovisual material in a different way ”.
The fourth season of El Marginal “will come out between September and October,” he said.
“You have to take the best that that can bring, instead of trying to fight against something that is obvious, it is to understand how one makes it something different,” the actress stressed and sentenced: “there is something in this new way of communicating that it is here to stay ”.
“The platforms have an arrival to the world that is very good, it is something that must be valued; You can get more juice from them, but not deny something that is here to stay, “he said.
Your new life in Barcelona
“This time of the pandemic I used it to move from Buenos Aires to Barcelona,” said Gusmán, and said that with his family (she is married to director Pablo Trapero) they are living between the two cities.
“Barcelona is a city that I love, the quality of life, you have the sea, the mountains, you can go everywhere by bike but you are in the center of Europe, one hour from France, one hour from Italy, two hours of Madrid ”, said the actress, who compared:“ I like Barcelona much more than Madrid ”.
His role in El marginal
The actress also participated in the Argentine series “El marginal”. “Two powerful seasons are coming “ He advanced and added that the fourth season “comes out between September and October.”
Regarding the success of this series, Gusmán commented: “We never dimensioned everything that ended up happening later, we never thought it was going to have the level of success and fanaticism that it had.”
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