Miguel Varoni played Pedro Coral and Sandra Reyes played Paula Dávila.
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The well-known novel “Pedro el escamoso”, which reached more than 100 countries after its premiere in 2001, will receive a sequel more than 20 years after its first broadcast. This was announced by Caracol Televisión in a statement confirming that the new series is in the production process and will be seen in Latin America thanks to an alliance with Disney+.
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The series, which will air in 2024, will again star actor Miguel Varoni, who plays Pedro Coral. The new story tells of his return to Colombia after several years, where he was able to meet the woman who made him sigh, Paula Dávila, a role played by the actress Sandra Reyes. This is what these two actors look like today:
This is what Miguel Varoni looks like right now
Earlier this year, he grew his hair back to appear on the second season of “Pedro El Escamoso.” However, he changed his appearance again, so rumors began to circulate that his participation in filming had ended.
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Now the 58-year-old actor has short hair and looks thin. He will be a mature Pedro.
This is what Sandra Reyes currently looks like
The actress had retired from the cinema, but recently returned with the novel “Ventino: El Precio de la Gloria” and appears in the bionovela by Rigoberto Urán, where she plays the role of Aracely, the rider’s mother. He will also appear in the second season of “Pedro El Escamoso.”
Reyes was recently controversial because she said she had an experience with aliens, then said she was on new paths that would help her find meaning in her life. Now she shares motivational phrases and everyday nature photos through her Instagram account, where she defines herself as a “hippie witch memory.”
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Miguel Varoni today
Sandra Reyes today
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