Celia Cruz Series To Shine A Light On The Darker Moments Of The Legend’s Life

JO:

Aymee, you’re also a salsa thespian so I’m presumption Celia had an impact on your career? 

AN:

When we saw how she came out and said”¡Azucar! and a huge throng began to tumble over — kids and comparison folk alike — that’s when we looked around me and pronounced “Ohhh, wait a minute.”

There are many things Celia fans remember about a singer, yet what’s a categorical summary we wish the series delivers?

JO:

AN:

Even after she was a large figure she authorised others to beam her. She was modest, she listened and desired her family and husband. She had values, as in she wasn’t only an artist that trafficked a world. She also disturbed about progressing her matrimony and carrying a pleasing family even yet she never had children. And that’s all something we consider we can remind people of.

This talk has been edited and precipitated for clarity.

“Celia” premiered on Telemundo Oct. 13 during 8 p.m. EDT. 

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