Overview
- He said he is developing several television projects with producer Efraín Aguilar, and that one is close to being set.
- He stressed that he is not retired, adding that the break helped him rest after more than 30 years on screen.
- He confirmed he has not been contacted to return to Al fondo hay sitio this year, though he would weigh an offer if it came.
- He left the long‑running series two seasons ago, citing personal reasons tied to the fast filming pace.
- He noted that fans still ask for his return and recognize him by past roles, a sign networks could see strong audience interest.