Barbara Mori made an effort to promote the depressing merits of fame. The actress from" Rubi" ( 2004 ) recently admitted that at the height of her career, millions of viewers admired her as a character but she also experienced depression, alcoholism, and emotional emptiness. The 48-year-old actress described her real during those times in an appearance on" Trayectos by ESN Sunland" as" I had everything you're supposed to have for joy, fulfillment, and discovery: success, fame, and income. I had all three and plenty of them, but inside I was clear. I would go to bed every morning on Televisa, take a look in the mirror, and began crying. She claimed that during those times, she was not only admitted unhappy but that she also used alcohol as a stumbling block. She later admitted to herself that she was" something wrong" and that she was aware of this. The artist added that as a result of her efforts, she stopped viewing the outside world as a risk.
On the success of" Rubi"
Despite the fact that twenty-five years have passed, Yolanda Vargas Dulche's 2004 type is also regarded as the gold standard of her writing. Both the 1968 adaptation and the Camila Sodi-starring remake of the 2020 sequence failed to capture Mori's social impact.
In Mexico," Rubi" ( 2004 ) closed at the time with a historic rating of 37 points, which, in spite of the fragmentation of audiences, is challenging for any new production to achieve.