There are series that leave their mark on the history of television and one of them is ‘Los Serrano’. What was one of the most important series of the first decade of the 21st century had several generations hooked on television. The plot of the series Telecinco told the story of a large family made up of Diego Serrano and Lucía, characters played by Antonio Resines and Belen Rueda.
In addition to the main actors, among whom we also found Fran Perea and Natalia Sánchez, the stories that took place in the Santa Justa neighborhood also had an outstanding cast of secondary actors who on many occasions attracted the main attention of the viewers. spectators. One of them was Yoli, Teté’s best friend and Boliche’s sister. Her character was played by Sara López de los Mozos Brasal, better known as Sara Brasal, and today many viewers wonder what became of her.
Sara came to ‘Los Serrano’ when she was only ten years old, almost by chance. As she herself has told, her sister wanted to dedicate herself to the world of acting and she accompanies her to the tests. She decided to go to Tete’s casting and, finally, she was chosen to be Yoli. During the filming of the series she discovered her passion for the audiovisual world and, although she started out as an actress, has ended up working behind the scenes. In recent years, the former Yoli has worked as an assistant director on several successful series such as ‘Cable Girls’ or ‘I’m Alive’ and on films such as ‘Perfect Strangers’.
Yoli’s memory on the anniversary of ‘Los Serrano’
Brasal is now 29 years old and has very good memories of the series, as he has revealed in recent interviews. In addition, she has a relationship with her classmates, who became friends, and even those who were children in the cast talk often to this day. In April 2020, on the 17th anniversary of the start of ‘Los Serrano’, Natalia Sánchez shared an image on your Instagram account, in which he remembered a small part of the cast. Sara wanted to quote the image of her partner and friend and dedicate some nice words to the series.
“17 years ago this wonder began that formed, forms and will always be part of my life and of what I am, 17 years ago those mega-breakfasts began at the Serrano’s house, those threats with the brush that we ALL went through, those pranks at school, the mythical HOLD ON or MOSTLY”, starts his publication.
And he added: “It’s 17 years of nostalgia shared with wonderful people, who today continue to transmit that closeness when we see each other or coincide… It was a great school and we went through many stages, sometimes good and sometimes not so good.”
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