Pablo Rago: Celebrating 50 Years in Acting with New Ventures Onstage and On-Screen
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
TLDR
- Argentine actor Pablo Rago is celebrating 50 years in the profession and starring in the absurdist comedy "Berlin Berlín."
- He is also filming the Netflix series "Tiempo al tiempo," set in 1995, and will appear in the third season of "En el barro."
- Rago discusses his new role, his relationship with his son Vito, and reflects on his career, including past memorable roles and a desire to work with Luis Brandoni.
Argentine actor Pablo Rago is marking a significant milestone: 50 years in the profession. To celebrate, he's diving into a new artistic challenge, starring in the absurdist comedy "Berlin Berlín" at the Teatro Apolo. Rago expresses his enthusiasm for this new genre, noting it's his first foray into this style of humor, which has delighted audiences of all ages, including his own mother and son.
En septiembre cumple 54 años y 50 de profesión, y piensa tirar la casa por la ventana porque es algo sumamente excepcional.
Beyond the stage, Rago continues his prolific screen work. He is currently filming "Tiempo al tiempo" for Netflix, a series set in 1995 that explores themes of time travel and aging through a group of friends in a rock band. The production, which also features Carla Peterson and Luciano Castro, is slated for release in 2027. Rago is also set to appear in the third season of "En el barro," further solidifying his presence in television productions.
Es la primera vez que actúo en este código y me gusta.
In a personal reflection, Rago touches upon his life post-separation from a decade-long relationship. He speaks warmly of his relationship with his son, Vito, and fondly remembers his late colleague Carlín Calvo. Despite a long and successful career, Rago admits to a lingering professional aspiration: working with the esteemed Argentine actor Luis Brandoni. This interview, featured in La Nación, offers a glimpse into Rago's current projects and his enduring passion for acting, showcasing a seasoned performer embracing new creative avenues while cherishing his personal and professional journey.
La trama cuenta la historia de una pareja de Alemania Oriental que quiere hacer un túnel para pasar a Alemania Occidental, unos veinte días antes de que caiga el muro de Berlín. Van a la casa de una anciana donde supuestamente pueden hacer ese trabajo, pero no saben que su hijo, que es mi personaje, es agente del servicio secreto. Entonces se les complica todo.
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Originally published by La Nación in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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