CRISTIAN QUIJORNA, JUNE 30, 2020
The actresses give the keys to the reunion of their respective characters in the series of La 1 and analyze the importance of the couple in the LGBTIQ + collective.
The most famous neighborhood of the small screen has one of the most beloved couples on television: "Maitino". 'Acacias 38' has among its characters Maite and Camino, characters embodied by Ylenia Baglietto and Aria Bedmar, respectively. Both form the couple called "Maitino" and together they have starred in a love story that has even given birth to a fandom of the couple, the so-called "maitiners", already present throughout the planet. Some fans who saw months ago as Maite left the love of her life to return to France. From that moment they began a fight to get it to return and find its way, something that will finally happen on July 1 in the fiction of Televisión Española and Boomerang.
Now, and coinciding with the return of said character and her reunion with Camino, FormulaTV has been able to chat with both actresses to discover the secrets of this expected return. In addition, both interpreters tell us how they deal with filming after the coronavirus crisis and also and coinciding with LGBTI + Pride week, both take stock of the importance of a lesbian couple such as Maite and Camino in our society.
Headlines by Ylenia Baglietto
- "It was very hard not to be able to hug or kiss the series team"
- "The emotion of hugs and kisses now you have to give it with your look, your expression and in your phrases"
- "Very nice scenes are coming out for not being able to touch you; that work is being very interesting as an actress"
- "I am very happy to return to 'Acacias 38' because of the fandom, who have asked a lot for this return; they counted the days I had been away"
- "Their roles may have changed; Maite arrives thirsty for love and finds a more mature Camina"
- "What I remember most from the first rehearsals with Aria was the connection; we looked at each other and understood each other"
- "It is important that there is a visibility of a homosexual couple like Maitino"
- "The key to Maite and Camino working is love that is seen from the outside"
- "A character can become very important for a homosexual woman who needs to feel identified and have a reference
- "I have contacted many women around the world to find out how they live their homosexuality and see how hard it is to live it in some cases"
- "It is nice that Maite is the reference for many women"
- "When Carol Rovira found out that she was in 'Amar es para siempre' we were together at her house"
- "Carol Rovira and I are experiencing the same thing; doing homosexual characters in a daily series in the afternoon"
- "I find it precious to share what is happening to us with Aria; to be able to live it together"
Headlines by Aria Bedmar
- "The shooting of 'Acacias 38' has changed a lot after the coronavirus"
- "Plays are played to make it appear that there is less distance between the actors in some scenes"
- "Not being able to touch has contributed a lot of truth to the plot of Maite and Camino"
- "Not being able to touch is what Maite and Camino also felt in 1914; they said: 'I hope I kiss you on the street'"
- "Camino was a girl when Maite left and now she is already a woman; she matured after losing her"
- "The first meeting of Maite and Camino was impossible to be easy; it will be a shock of emotions"
- "The growth of Camino in 'Acacias 38' has been constant and gradual; it came with people panicking"
- "There are people who think we are real girlfriends; they ask us if we have kissed behind the camera"
- "Fortunately I have been able to live my sexuality with complete freedom
- "My sexual orientation has never been a problem for any loved one. And if it has bothered them, it was not a loved one or it stopped being so at that time"
- "Camino has helped me understand those people who were trapped and had difficulty being free"
- "It is scary to be a reference in the LGBTI + community"
- "Some people talk to us for advice before talking to their parents about their sexual orientation"
- "We would love a spin-off of 'Maitino'!"
- "Maitino would not be the same without maitiners; it would not have the same strength"
- "The writers read and listen to the maitiners"
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