Camila Sodi return to series television - Brownsville Herald

class=”dateline”> MEXICO – After having had several years away from television to pursue music and motherhood, Camila Sodi resume her acting career next year on the small screen .

“I’ll do a series, will be for this country,” Sodi told The Associated Press on Thursday night. “I’m excited, it’s just what I wanted to do.”

without revealing more details added, “In a rather formal press conference will tell all who go.”

Sodi

??made this statement at the end of the parade of designer Alejandra Quesada, who presented his spring summer 2014 collection at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week.

The former wife of Diego Luna, who also has served as a model, debuted as a singer in 2012 with the album “She and the dead” and has since been promoting it and giving concerts in small venues of Mexico.

On television, she starred in the telenovela “Inocente de ti” and shared film credits with Moon in “The Night Buffalo” written by Guillermo Arriaga and directed by Venezuelan Jorge Hernandez Aldana, and acted in the film “Deficit “Gael García Bernal.

“One explores what may, there is life,” he said with a laugh about his various projects.

Sodi

??early 2013 announced their separation Moon after five years of marriage. The couple have a son and a daughter.

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