29.06.2020| Redacción
The return of "Maitino", from July 1
Ylenia Baglietto returns to the serial of the time in La 1, after leaving temporarily in March. Her character returns from Paris to accompany her beloved in mourning.
Acacias 38 receives this week the return of Ylenia Baglietto, who will resume her role as Maite Zaldúa and will meet again with Camino (Aria Bedmar) during the LGBTI Pride week in La 1. It will be from July 1 when the plots of the serial of Boomerang TV bring this character back almost four months after his parting.
The character temporarily disappeared from Acacias in early March. The painter had managed to get out of prison, but the scandal that the relationship with Camino had generated a closure of the family of the latter so that they would see each other again. Only thanks to Armando were they able to have one last meeting before Maite had to pack and leave Spain.
Her return, ahead of La 1, coincides with the death of Ildefonso, who has Camino plunged into deep sadness and weighing the possibility of interning in a convent. But, on her 21st birthday, everything takes an unexpected turn. After the congratulations of Anabel, Marcos or his mother Felicia (Susana Soleto), who feels tremendously guilty for his daughter's unhappiness, someone knocks on the door. Camino opens and meets Maite.
One of the great incentives of 'Acacias 38'
Parallel to what happens with Luimelia in Amar es para siempre, the relationship between Maite and Camino is one of Acacias 38's main focuses of interest, as both actresses recently recognized on TVE: "We have received many invitations from many countries to attend conferences or talks on this topic, "they explained.
The circumstances of the moment, at the beginning of the new normality of the coronavirus, will prevent for the moment scenes of intimacy between the two: "The public has to be understanding because we are going to spend time watching actors and actresses with this distancing. We ask for understanding because in the end this is for the good of all. This is going to happen in the cinema, on television, in the theater… for a time we have to accept and respect that the things we see will be like this, "Baglietto warned.
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