Luisa Mayol and Luis Tosar visited El Hormiguero on Tuesday, April 25. The actors, who presented the film Fatum, are a couple in real life and revealed the most intimate detail of their relationship on the Antena 3 program.
Pablo Motos wanted to know how their relationship began. “Love arose in Buenos Aires,” said the interpreter. “She doesn’t want me to tell it, but one day there was a storm, we wanted to eat chocolate and vanilla ice cream, which is my favorite, and well, it was all right,” said the actor.
“It was raining in Buenos Aires, we ate chocolate and vanilla ice cream, the water fell… The coincidence and destiny thing is beautiful, because he had a birthday and we were friends, we had already become more friends, we already knew each other a little more and, then, I wrote him a message, but he didn’t tell me he was in Buenos Aires. I went to eat at a friend’s house and said ‘tomorrow I’m going to Buenos Aires because I have to work’, and then I They say ‘Luis is here’,” Mayol said.
“Things happened in Buenos Aires. Things happened. We are big, you understand. The day came when we had to leave. I was going to Chile, he was going to Spain. We said goodbye, I returned to my normal life because this It was what it was, many things had to be left behind to make it what it is today. In Chile I was missing something. I was filming a series and I had to continue in Chile because it had to end. It’s true that I wanted to do a postgraduate degree, I started to think if I did it in Buenos Aires or in Spain, in Madrid. I decided and said ‘I’m going to throw a coin and I’m going to see where fate wants to take me’. And it was here,” added the artist, who stayed in Spain.
Luisa Mayol is Chilean, but she has been working in Spain for years. “I know many things about you. I know that you are Chilean, that you came in 2015, that you have been in projects like Gym Tony, Sara’s notebook, Who kills iron, Scoundrels, Hasta el cielo… A lot of things, but I’m sure Luis can introduce us to Luisa a little better,” Motos said.
“Well, Luisa Mayol is a great Chilean actress,” he said. “We really met at the wedding of some friends 18 years ago. It was in Chile. We met there, but we didn’t get along because we were doing other things,” recalled the actor.
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