“We didn’t even have anything to eat”: writer Laura Chimaras and how her faith returned after her father’s murder

Internationally, soap opera fans may remember the story of Yanis Chimara, an actor in productions such as “Ciudad Bendita”, who died at the age of 51 after being stabbed.

Despite this, his legacy did not die, as his youngest daughter Laura dedicated herself to the world of television for several years in an attempt to be like her father, reports Radio Unión.

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Who is Laura Chimara, daughter of actor Yanis Chimara?

Laura is a 31-year-old, educated woman who, in addition to studying literature and psychology, has devoted herself to the show since she was 8 years old.

“My father was the one who took me to the recording (of Radio Caracas Television) for the first time, and the admiration was so great that I wanted to be like him,” he said.

Today, she has focused on being a lecturer and writer, and her latest work is Never lose faithwhere he recounts what it was like to lose his father, Impacto Venezuela reported.

“By the time I lived through my father’s murder, I had lost my faith for many, many years. […] As the years passed, I hit rock bottom, I found myself in a rather strange and absurd environment,” the artist explained to Siempre Mujer.

Laura Chimaras also started a show on YouTube, interviewing artists like Guaynaa about moments in their lives when they lost their faith and how they regained it.

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The life of Yanis Chimaras before his death

In an interview with Viviana Gibelli, the youngest daughter of Yanis Chimaras assured that her childhood was not the most ideal, due to the drug addiction of her parents who invested large amounts of money in these substances.

“We didn’t even have anything to eat,” revealed the writer, who added that, despite her anger problems, her father advised her in moments of lucidity to develop her knowledge.

“The strangest thing is that in the process of healing, he could become the most sensitive, wisest person,” recalled the actor, always an incomprehensible being for her.

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