Memo Villegas carries no burden regarding Hugo Sánchez

Actor Memo Villegas maintains a clear conscience regarding Hugo Sánchez's alleged dissatisfaction with his portrayal in the Netflix film "México 86." Villegas, known for his work in "Backdoor" and "El teniente Harina," played the role of the football legend, referred to as the Pentapichichi, in the movie.

Sánchez reportedly took issue with the film's depiction, which suggested he might have faked cramps during a crucial match against Germany. Villegas clarified that he was merely following the script and that any creative decisions about the narrative were made by the production team. "In personal terms, I admire Sánchez and know he was a great player," Villegas stated, emphasizing his respect for the former footballer.

The article also includes a brief segment about the reality television show "La Casa de los Famosos Mexico." It details the existence of a special, discreet smoking room for participants who smoke. Access to this room requires permission from "La Jefa" (The Boss) and involves a specific code. Participants must declare their smoking habits before entering the house, as this condition is included in their contracts.

Additionally, the piece touches upon Natalia Lafourcade's "Cancionera" tour, mentioning her upcoming concerts at the Teatro Metropolitan in Mexico City. Lafourcade expressed her affection for the venue and described performing while pregnant as a "powerful and magical experience." She announced plans to visit Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, and Puerto Rico before her Mexico City dates.

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In personal terms, I admire Sánchez and know he was a great player.