Luis Alberto García has stirred nostalgia with his post on Instagram, where he shared frames from the iconic Cuban series Algo más que soñar. Along with the images, he mentioned key figures like Pablo Milanés and recalled the effort behind the filming, which unleashed a wave of emotions among his followers.
The comments came quickly: "In this series, Pablo Milanés' music can never be forgotten," noted one, while another thanked: "Thank you, Luisito, for being in what transcends us." Fans also highlighted the impact the series left on their generation: "This marked several generations of Cubans, thanks to you, Luis, and all those acting legends," read one of the messages.
The reactions were filled with nostalgia and love for the series, like another user who commented: “Oh my God, what memories, my favorite series.” Another fan recalled the time: “Something more than dreaming marked a stage in history; I would watch it a thousand times again.” The emotional connection of Cubans with this production remains intact, with phrases like: “My parents' favorite series, from many generations of Cubans” and “An unforgettable series, it always moves me like the first time.”
Some followers mentioned key moments from the filming and other team members: “The applause during that war for everyone, but I find myself wanting to remember the pyrotechnicians, especially Montesinos.” Others highlighted the quality of the performances: “The best generation of actors,” or the emotional impact: “What nostalgia and emotion those photos have caused me.” One special comment referred to the famous music: “The wonderful voice of our beloved Pablo Milanés always moves me.” And there were those who requested that the series be broadcast again: “Please re-air it; it was the best of Cuban TV.”
The series Algo más que soñar, aired in 1985, was directed by Eduardo Moya and starred iconic actors such as Luis Alberto García, Isabel Santos, Patricio Wood, and Beatriz Valdés. The plot followed the lives of four young people who join the Armed Forces, addressing themes such as love, friendship, and the challenges of youth in the context of the Angola war. With its unforgettable characters and moments, Algo más que soñar remains an enduring classic of Cuban television.
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