The world of Roberto Gómez Bolaños, known to millions as Chespirito, is back in the spotlight. His biographical series, ‘Chespirito, Sin Querer Queriendo,’ is now streaming on HBO Max. This show offers a deep dive into the life of the beloved comedian.
Fans are buzzing about the series, which has already released six episodes. The final two episodes of the season are set to arrive on July 17 and July 24. Produced by two of Chespirito’s six children, Roberto and Paulina, the series is packed with subtle nods to his incredible career.
One of the coolest features? Special guest appearances, often called cameos. These are brief, unexpected appearances by famous people or those connected to the story. In ‘Chespirito, Sin Querer Queriendo,’ these cameos aren’t just for fun. They’re heartfelt tributes, linking the past with the present in a unique way.
These hidden gems add extra layers of meaning for long-time fans. They show the deep connections and respect within the ‘Chespirito’ family. Here are some of the most touching cameos you might have missed.
María Antonieta de las Nieves
Who could forget María Antonieta de las Nieves as La Chilindrina? In the series, she doesn’t play her famous character. Instead, she appears as “Nancy,” a secretary. Nancy works for Ernesto Figueras, who represents Emilio Azcárraga Milmo, the real-life president of Televisa. Her role is brief and she hardly talks with Chespirito. But for fans, seeing her in this small, symbolic part is a joy. It’s a quiet way to show she was always part of Chespirito’s world, even in a different context.
Édgar Vivar
Édgar Vivar, famous for playing Señor Barriga, also makes a special appearance. He steps behind the camera to portray filmmaker Agustín Delgado. In the series, it’s Delgado who suggests the famous nickname “Chespirito.” He playfully calls Roberto “Shakespere chiquito,” meaning “little Shakespeare.” Vivar’s cameo is a beautiful full circle moment. It celebrates the deep bond between the actor and the legacy, going beyond the classic skits.
Roberto Gómez Fernández
Chespirito’s son, Roberto Gómez Fernández, took part in a very personal cameo. He plays his own grandfather, Francisco Gómez Linares. This means he portrays Chespirito’s father in the series. It’s a powerful moment, honoring his family roots and connecting three generations on screen. This symbolic appearance truly shows his love and respect.
Esteban Valdés, son of Ramón Valdés
Esteban Valdés, son of the unforgettable Ramón Valdés (who played Don Ramón), has a small but touching cameo. He appears as a member of the production crew within the story. Esteban doesn’t play his father’s character. However, his presence is a meaningful tribute to his dad. Ramón Valdés was a true cornerstone of the Chespirito universe. Esteban’s appearance ensures that the Valdés name remains part of this cherished legacy.
Carmen Ochoa
Carmen Ochoa worked behind the scenes on Chespirito’s original shows. She was an assistant, associate producer, and camera director in real life. In the series, she makes a special appearance as a version of herself. She’s shown as part of ‘El Chavo del 8’ production team. This cameo might go unnoticed by many viewers. But dedicated fans will recognize it as a special tribute. It honors a key figure who helped bring those beloved shows to life in the 1970s.