Florinda Meza, Mexican actress and widow of Roberto Gómez Bolaños (known as Chespirito), 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 falsifying her story without authorization and expressed concern over the use of her identity and legacy. She has also sparked controversy by referring to Chespirito's children as "defects," a statement she later clarified was taken out of context but did not fully retract. Additionally, Meza addressed rumors about a past romance with the character 'Quico' and denied being the antagonist depicted in the series. The actress has faced backlash from other cast members, including María Antonieta de las Nieves (La Chilindrina), who defended Chespirito's family and criticized Meza's comments. Meza's comments have also reignited discussions about past conflicts among the "El Chavo del 8" cast, including allegations of her involvement in separations within the group and disputes over actor payments. Despite the criticism, Meza has called for an end to the hostility and stated that she will not engage in further public disputes to protect the memory of her late husband. The controversy has drawn attention to the complex personal and professional dynamics surrounding the legacy of Roberto Gómez Bolaños and the iconic television series he created.