The invitation from Evelyn Botto to the table of Mirtha Legrand included a curious anecdote about the advice given to her by her partner, Fede Bal, before her first time as a guest on the show on El Trece.
Mirtha Legrand welcomed Soledad Silveyra, José María Listorti, Evelyn Botto, and Leo Montero this Saturday. In her conversation with each guest, the host thanked them for the gifts received and read the special dedications.
Mirtha Legrand
The advice from Fede Bal to Evelyn Botto
Mirtha Legrand thanked Evelyn Botto for the flowers and the dedication she had sent before her first visit to the table. It was at that moment that the announcer shared the advice she had received from her partner.
"I was given this advice. Fede told me: Mirtha will like it if you send her flowers. Fede sends you a kiss," Botto recounted about Fede Bal's recommendation.
Amid laughter, she added: "He told me that every time he came, he sent you flowers, and the only time he didn't send you flowers, you said: what's wrong that you didn't send me flowers?".
What Evelyn Botto said about a possible marriage with Fede Bal
When asked if she will marry the actor, Evelyn Botto replied: "Maybe at some point in my life. We are going through a moment where we are both having a great time. We are going to the theater a lot and sharing."
Soledad Silveyra spoke about her health issue
At the same table, Soledad Silveyra shared that she is dealing with an incurable health issue after suffering a fall. "I'm not well health-wise, I'm dealing with trochanteritis. I've been dealing with this for six months," the actress recounted.
Soledad Silveyra spoke about her health issue
As she explained, the injury occurred while returning from a spa in Punta del Este when she tripped over a suitcase while working with Beto Brandoni in the play ¿Quién es quién?. "I hit myself, fell onto the suitcase, and broke my sixth lumbar," she detailed.
The 74-year-old actress shared that she continued performing for ten days despite the pain until it became unbearable. "Now I'm getting treatment, I'm doing everything, but it hurts all over and I can't do many things," she assured, emphasizing that the condition "is incurable": "I have to put in the effort, I have to exercise, but it's complicated."
