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Ana Maria Polo He has been one of the most important figures on Latin American television for several decades, and although the popular program “Case closed” came to an end in 2019, it remains a success during its broadcasts today and this means that she is still present on the small screen, even though she has decided to retire since then and is missed by the public.
Although she has been away from television for 5 years, the Cuban continues to be very active on her social networks where she usually shares videos and photographs about herself or remembering the program that catapulted her to fame to stay in touch with her friends. followers.
And its popularity does not stop despite the fact that several years ago the program on legal poops came to an end and recently, it managed to reach a huge amount of 17 million followers only on the social network Facebook, which she celebrated and thanked all the fans, since she is undoubtedly very loved.
The reason why Ana María Polo was not seen on TV
A few months ago, in order to celebrate all her achievements and the support of her audience, she was interviewed by the influencer Carolina Sandoval, better known as “La Venenosa”, who met again through a live broadcast that can be seen through social networks.
There the lawyer made a strong confession and many did not know that she did not usually see her work on television and now she revealed it because things are very different at the moment and after having retired from the small screen and the medium of entertainment, she has been able to change her perspective of her and For the first time she saw herself in “Case Closed”.
“Before I didn’t see myself. But now I see myself and I cry with the cases, I laugh, it makes me homesick,” said the doctor.
This confession has surprised many of her viewers, who cannot believe that she had never seen herself as the lawyer who helped solve cases and help people in the Hispanic community: “My secret is that I do things that I like, that I appreciate them, that they give me life. I like interacting with the public, I like their comments, I like the way they think when they see a case, how they identify…”