Blanca Suárez, one of the most prominent and beloved actresses in the film and television industry in Spain, visited the program 'La Resistencia' tonight. With a solid career and acting versatility that has led her to star in a wide variety of films and series, Blanca Suárez has captured the hearts of viewers on and off the big screen.
David Broncano received it to the rhythm of a bass drum. According to the presenter, it was the fifth time that Blanca Suárez took the stage of 'La Resistencia', but the first time that she took a seat in the "bed" of late night. They both remember seeing each other this past summer of festivals. Before the interview, there was talk of the English chick, mediocre jumps, adult diapers and pee wedges. As surreal as it sounds.
Blanca Suárez went to 'La Resistencia' to promote the film 'I've gone viral', which will be released in theaters on October 11 and is based on real events: "Mabel - my character - is going on a trip with her boy , she takes his cell phone (with no intention of gossiping) and discovers that he is being unfaithful. She has an understandable reaction. Everyone records her with a cell phone and her life goes to shit. They turn her into a meme," explained the Spanish interpreter.
During the conversation, David Broncano was interested in the advertisements that the actress has starred in: "We have maintained what there was," Suárez commented. Regarding the emergence of Joaquín, a former Betis soccer player, in the world of advertising, Blanca assured that he does not affect her: "He sells razors, it's not my field," she reported.
Blanca Suárez was not free from the classic questions of 'La Resistencia'. Regarding the money in the bank, she replied: "I'm doing well. I have good savings. I'm about to pay off the mortgage," the actress explained. "I had good conditions, for a fixed term."
Regarding sexual relations in the last month, Blanca Suárez declared that it is also "at a fixed rate." "This job is complicated. Resignation, longing. With this job you travel a lot and making your schedules compatible is difficult. This last month has been... Barely," she confesses.
"There are small reminders: 'We are here'. A simple and quick thing. The package is waiting to be picked up. There is an illusion on the horizon, close. There is less left to normalize," Blanca concludes.
