Overview
- After a weak opening on October 30 with reports of roughly 2,000 viewers, the independently produced film has been withdrawn from many screens and remains in select cinemas only.
- In televised appearances, including on El Reventonazo de la Chola, Eslava became emotional, denied trying to force attendance, and apologized to anyone who felt pressured.
- Eslava said prior public accusations from Natalia Otero harmed her image and contributed to the film’s poor reception.
- In interviews with RPP, she highlighted the challenges of promoting independent cinema, noting minimal marketing, reliance on word of mouth, and competition from the Peruvian release Chavín de Huántar.
- Media coverage continues to flag negative audience and critical comments about quality, while talk of future streaming availability remains unconfirmed and entertainment shows have aired unverified personal claims.