The experienced actress, presenter and producer Alba Nydia Diaz On Friday afternoon he said goodbye to the screen Wapa televisionafter 18 years of continuous work in Channel 4 productions.
The presenter of “Long Live the Afternoon” made the announcement accompanied by her television production staff Tita Guerrero, Jaime Mayol, Rafael Jose, Nicole Chacon And Brian Villarini, who dedicated the entire program to him.
Díaz expressed a desire to take a break from television to devote himself to his production and theater projects and to have more time with his romantic partner. At the same time, you want to get started at a professional level without the responsibility of a daily routine. Many actresses and presenters with extensive experience in the theater, television and film industries often relax after decades of devoting themselves to acting.
“I carry in my heart a wonderful memory of the 18 consecutive years that I was on this channel and worked with great colleagues on unforgettable programs that made me grow as an artist and entertainer.” It was a great experience. I am not retiring and will continue to work on plays and other projects. This is not a goodbye, but a “see you later.” Thank you for always supporting me, thank you to WAPA for all the opportunities and thank you to all my colleagues. A hug to everyone, I carry you in my heart forever,” said the actress.
The actress, who cried as she said goodbye to her colleagues, was extremely grateful and “blessed” with the years she spent at Wapa Television.
“Thank you, my audience, thank you to God and you, my colleagues,” said the touched actress.
During the broadcast of the program, the production presented important moments from his career at Wapa and his time at Long live the afternoon. Likewise, both industry colleagues and channel colleagues sent him messages with their good wishes for his next stage.
The actress was surprised by the visit of Professor Héctor Munera, who was one of her mentors when she studied at the Caguas Theater School.
The big surprise of the afternoon was a special serenade that Rafael José and Jaime Mayol, together with the musician and pianist Juan Carlos Vega, dedicated to him. Both presenters sang for her amid hugs and kisses the actress received.
The experienced actress worked in the productions of “Long Live the Afternoon”, “Between Us” and “Together in the Morning”, among other Wapa television programs.
Wanda Sais (far left) and Linette Torres (second from right) were panelists, along with Sonia Valentín and Alba Nydia Díaz. (GFR media archive)