Florinda Meza, the Mexican actress known for her role in "El Chavo del 8," has publicly criticized the biographical series "Chespirito: Sin querer queriendo" produced by Max, disputing its portrayal of her life and the creation of the character "El Chapulín Colorado." Meza has accused the series of misrepresenting her identity, life, and career without her authorization, and has called for an end to the hostility she faces following the show's release. She has also addressed controversies stemming from a previously viral interview in which she referred to Roberto Gómez Bolaños' children as "defects," a statement she later clarified was taken out of context. Additionally, Meza has denied allegations of being the antagonist in Gómez Bolaños' life and has shared personal insights about her relationship with him, including revelations about his seven "defects," which she identified as his six children and wife. The actress has also been involved in disputes with other cast members and families related to the show, notably María Antonieta de las Nieves, who defended Gómez Bolaños' son and criticized Meza. Meza's comments have reignited old tensions, including accusations that she contributed to the breakdown of friendships among the original cast, such as between Don Ramón and Chespirito. Public backlash has extended to calls for the removal of a statue honoring Meza in her hometown of Juchipila, Zacatecas, erected in 2019. Despite the criticism, Meza has expressed a desire not to engage further in public disputes to preserve the memory of her late husband. She is reportedly preparing to release her own project recounting her story with Chespirito, which may seek to clarify her perspective amid ongoing debates. The biographical series continues to generate discussion about the legacy of Roberto Gómez Bolaños and the dynamics within his circle.