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In an interview with Adrián Suar for TN Show, the producer acknowledged the challenging circumstances facing the business he founded, but he expressed optimism for improvements to come.
Social media has been flooded with comments over the Polka production company’s predicament in the last several hours. Adrián Suar, one of the company’s founders, discussed the issue in an interview with TN Show after being inundated with numerous messages.
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“It is a closing of Polka,” the producer said in an interview with this outlet to promote his action movie Checkmate, which opens on January 25. “That is accurate. For a variety of reasons, we will no longer be producing the daily strip that we have been doing on the Eltrece screen for the past 27 years. There won’t be in 2024; I’m not sure if it will be in 2025. I’m not sure,” he said.
What Adrián Suar stated on Polka’s circumstances
Its production firm broadcast two shows in 2023: Good Boys and the second season of Argentina, Land of Love and Retaliation. The final episode of this cycle, which has already completed recording, is anticipated to air in March.
Suar thought back on the circumstances and hoped that things would turn out differently in the future. Since the brand is still going strong, I would like to believe that it is a “see you soon” rather than a final goodbye.
The spark of creating fiction eventually rekindles due to the changing dynamics in the Polka audiovisual sector, which is no longer in existence. That is what will occur. It will happen; I’m not sure when,” he affirmed.
Adrián Suar Expressed
The actor stated that, in addition to his work with the company he founded, he will remain involved in a variety of productions, movies, television shows, and theatrical events as a producer. “I’m going to keep making music.” There is no question about that. Actually, I do it in theatre, movies, and a few other things I still do,” he said.
Suar expressed his gratitude for his successful history full of fiction at the end of the TN Show report. I believe it to be a conclusion, a turning of the page towards the Polka of the past.
I am appreciative of what I learned from him as well as all he provided me, which was a lot. With all the people who have given it their all over the past thirty years—actors, directors, producers, writers, technicians, editors, and everyone else he stressed.
Suar, who was honest about his experiences, ended the interview with a quote that demonstrates optimism in the face of difficulty: “I say it’s a see you soon.”
