Elisa Tenaud used her official Instagram account to dedicate a moving and extensive message to Diego Bertie after his unfortunate departure. As you remember, they worked together in Back to the neighborhood and joined the same family: the Sandovals. The young woman played Elisa and the actor played Luis Felipe, her father.
“It was hard for me to earn it”, is the first thing that Elisa Tenaud tells in her stories, where she detailed how it was at the beginning working with her father “Luis Felipe Sandoval” and everything that happened behind the scenes while they prepared each scene. Although the beginning was difficult, in the end the goal was achieved and a nice feeling was born between “father and daughter”.
“It had to be my daughter. That’s what you said when you saw me do a good scene or when they made me pretty or sexy or feeling top for some reason. You admired me with pride and tenderness,” wrote the singer, who entered Back to the neighborhood in 2020.
“Then one day out of nowhere you hugged me very tightly and I felt all your love, and you told me I love you so much, little daughter, I’m your dad. And you told me that you met my real dad and that you had a lot of love and respect for him and you hugged me to tears and you told me I’m your dad and you’re my little girl,” says the daughter of Luis Felipe Sandoval
Elisa Tenaud revealed that Diego Bertie cried when he gave her a pot with a flower for his birthday and one day when he invited her to his house he showed her how he arranged his gift on the balcony of his house. In addition, she remembered what happened the day she recorded his wedding with Dante (Sergio Gjurinovic).
“You entered my dressing room like a real dad to see if everything was fine, if it was already there and if it was beautiful. And how you saw me ready, you took me by the arm and we asked for a photo. Thank you for teaching me so much in this life, now I do You are going to have fun like never before, Diego. Thank you for loving me, sir, daddy, “Elisa Tenaud ends with the adjective that she always said to her dear dad in fiction.