‘There is a room in the background’: Raffaella Picasso is still alive and the identity of the woman in black is revealed

Airing “There’s a Place in the Back” This Wednesday Raffaella Picassothe character, played by Barbara Cayo, is the survivor of being stabbed in the stomach by a mysterious woman dressed in black on her wedding day to Pepe Gonzalez (David Almandos).

It was one of those incredible plot twists that usually leave viewers of this series on their toes. And its ninth season was not without surprises. Because Raffaella’s survival turns out to be a plan prepared by her mother, Francesca Maldini (Yvonne Fraicine), with butlers Peter and Hiro, to stop the one who previously threatened her well-being.

The idea finally paid off. Having gathered for the funeral, the intruder reappeared and fired, but missed. And when she was about to flee from the cemetery, she was caught by the avenger Felix, who appeared at the scene at the right time. The police surrounded the aggressor and took her to the police station.

It was then that Francesca Maldini told Pepe Gonzalez that Raffaella Picasso She was still alive and hospitalized. Immediately, the eldest Gonzalez got into the minibus he is traveling with Tito to meet his girlfriend, whom he showered with kisses and hugs.

“There is a room in the background”: who is this mysterious woman in black?

Already at the police station, stuck in the observation room, the attacker Raffaella Picasso he couldn’t stop laughing. With a terrible laugh, the woman in black did not answer the questions of the police. Until Francesca Maldini appeared on the scene, and only then could the face of the criminal be seen.

Maria Elena Lavado is the name of this villain played by the actress. dewy slime. And in his confrontation with the popular Noni, he threatened to be next on his list of attacks. Meanwhile, the police went to Lavado’s operations center and found a room full of newspaper clippings that showed his obsession with killing Maldini.

After reporting these details to Raffaella Picasso’s mother, the authorities also informed her that Lavado had a criminal record. In fact, she had already been locked up in prison before, and her cellmate was none other than Carmen Torres, Francesca’s historical enemy, played by Teddy Guzmán.

In prison, there is a reunion with the man who killed Isabella Picasso, Francesca’s other daughter and Raffaella’s sister. A tense meeting where Maldini informs him that his “puppet”, alluding to Maria Elena Lavado, has already been captured. At the end of their conversation, Carmen Torres only has time to tell him, “See you in hell.”

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