Para aquellas personas negativas que niegan el señorial aporte de dicho deportista, les enrostramos en la cara la mención que podrá encontrar en la web más importante de reseñas de cine y TV, http://www.imdb.com. Aquí si que reconocen el talento colombiano, más aún, especificamente aquí mencionan la serie y aquí la prolífica carrera del actor.
Para que nos llenemos de orgullo patrio, veamos las palabras que graciosamente dejan caer sobre nuestro personaje:
"El Gato Aguirre, a professional soccer player, who has to abandoned his successful career because of a car accident, he has to go back to the neighborhood that saw him grow as a man and as a soccer player; to dedicate himself to form young soccer players in a soccer school and to succeed with them. In this we find also that Lucia and her son Pablo play and important part. She is a woman, affected by the kidnap and disappearance of her husband, keeps her in a difficult economical and sentimental situation. Pablo, on the other hand, is young, happy, anxious, talented and with a noticeable ability to elude contraries in the soccer field and the reprimands at home. For one of those things in life and soccer, El Gato arrives to live with Lucia and Pablo, to provide us with the more exciting of the impossible loves, and the most amusing encounters. In the middle of the games is Willington Ortiz, a true Latin-American soccer legend who becomes the best friend, counselor, and master of El Gato and its pupils."
Viva Colombia!!!!
Pero claro que sí,como no reconocerlo.Y más aún,quiero resaltar las dos frases que más dijo y que prácticamente sólo utilizó en el programa:"Hola muchachos" ó "Hola gato".
ResponderBorrar¡Grande Willington! (como jugador porque como actor no creyeron en él los directivos de Cenpro)