La actriz mexicana protagoniza junto a Matías Novoa este melodrama que Univision estrena hoy a las 9 p. m., hora del Este: "Perder a mi papá me ayudó mucho a entender a Luisa"
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00:00I know that these stories happen once in a million, and that it has happened to me is something that I can't even believe.
00:09And that sometimes I get romantic and I say, well, fate, no, fate, nothing.
00:14Because I have worked a lot, a lot, a lot, a lot, and because behind all this there was, as you say,
00:20a huge sacrifice on the part of my parents, on the part of my family.
00:25And every time I appear on the screen, it's a very nice thing because it's not just mine, it's not just my achievement.
00:32I think that's also the key to success, to be able to share it with those you love.
00:37Because it's useless to reach the top if you're alone and you don't have someone to hug and someone who likes you as much as you do.
00:44And that's something that is happening to my mom today, for example.
00:48Just yesterday I was talking on the phone with her and she says to me,
00:50Come on, what do you think, daughter? Today I went to the supermarket, right?
00:53I was in the supermarket and a lady saw me and said,
00:57Hey, you are Oca's mother, hey, how nice your daughter works, I don't miss the soap opera.
01:02And in that, a lady comes and says,
01:05Oh, Oca Ginela, María de Pasiones, I know she's from here, from Camargo, I'm from Juárez, I live in Juárez.
01:12But she boasts a lot because I know she's from here.
01:15And then I say, how nice, how nice, because it was also an effort of hers.
01:20And she feels happy and proud and calls me and says,
01:24You are spectacular, oh no, of course, if I gave birth to you.
01:28So, what can I tell you? A lot of pride, a lot of pride.
01:33And I get very excited and I say, how crazy what you have done.
01:38How proud you must feel about yourself, always.
01:41But I don't buy it and I don't believe it, because there is still a lot to do.
01:45I can't either land on, oh wow, I already did it.
01:48No, I don't think I'm going to half of everything that my head is capable of dreaming and reaching.
01:55I've been leaving my dad's funeral, but I didn't just miss it.
02:00I also lost my fiancé, who is supposedly my dad's murderer.
02:06Unfortunately, losing my dad helps me a lot to understand Luisa.
02:15She's going to lose her dad in the first chapter.
02:20It's not a spoiler, you'll see it in the trailers.
02:23And it shocks me, it shocks me to understand that pain.
02:29I hate knowing how that feels.
02:32I don't like to remember my own experiences.
02:41But I can put myself in the character's shoes and understand what's going on.
02:47I don't think it's so far from the classic melodrama.
02:51Because I think the central story is a classic melodrama in the whole extension of the word.
02:58But it is very current.
03:00All those songs that you say we are going to play are very controversial songs.
03:05I think it was necessary for us to go in and not just on the top.
03:09Because it is useless to play a song and play it on the top and the next.
03:14I mean, really get in, understand.
03:16I think we also have that power, to a certain extent, through the screen and through what we do.
03:24Bring messages and educate or re-educate a whole society.
03:28So yes, there are going to be complicated and complex topics.
03:32There are going to be specific ones that are quite difficult to digest.
03:38And I ask you to be open-minded.
03:42And understand that if we are talking about it, it is not because we invented it.
03:45Those things happen.
03:47And we have to talk about them.
03:48So yes, there are going to be very controversial and difficult topics.
03:53The novel is going to be dense.
03:55Friends, it's going to be dense.
03:57But not so much.
04:01Do you want a taxi?
04:03And it seems to me the most normal thing.
04:05I don't understand why we are just now opening up to bring it to the screen.
04:10I think if we had done it in the 90s, many of my friends would not have had such a bad time.
04:18And that's why I like to be on television at this moment.
04:21Because I know that the next generations are not going to have to go through everything that my generation had to go through.
04:34I think we are going to save it.
04:36We are going to save it.
04:37I love it.
04:38I love being on television at this moment.