Carmen Machi is one of the great actresses of our country. The Madrid-based performer became popularly known for her role in two of Telecinco's most legendary series, Aida and 7 Vidas, and since then she has not stopped linking different audiovisual projects both in the seventh art and on the small screen.
One of his latest works has been The Messiah, the well-known Movistar fiction created by the Javis, Javier Calvo and Javier Ambrossi, and which has managed to become one of the most successful projects of 2023. Due to the media stir generated by the fiction, the creators decided to organize an event in which attendees would be able to enjoy a concert by the popular musical group from the series, Stella Maris.
One of the attendees of the night was Carmen Machi. The actress attended the debut of the fictional musical group with the rest of the cast and there she was able to show in front of the cameras the immense gratitude she has towards the Javis for giving her the opportunity to participate in this very special project.
Furthermore, the Madrid native claimed that the hardest thing about her profession was "not working." ''In our job, working is the continuous reward and getting up in the morning with enthusiasm, our work is very rewarding, frankly,'' she said. After this confession, the actress wanted to open up about the hard time that her professional colleague Mónica Cervera was going through.
Carmen Machi chose to remain silent about Cervera's delicate situation, but assured that her personal problems were not related to the fact of being an artist. ''That has nothing to do with the profession, it's someone's personal issue, nothing more. It has nothing to do with it, I don't know what to tell you,'' Machi asserted.
Mónica Cervera's complicated moment was uncovered by the Fiesta program this past weekend. The Telecinco space confirmed that the actress was currently living on the street and that today she preferred to stay away from the media spotlight. ''I'm trying to get out of here with my own steps. I have been waiting for a year and a half for the minimum insertion income or minimum vital income and I am simply waiting for it to be approved,'' he explained to one of the reporters on Emma García's program.
