Úrsula Corberó was one of the main protagonists of the 70th edition of the Ondas Awards held this past Wednesday night at the Gran Teatre del Liceu in Barcelona. The young woman received the award for 'Best Female Performer in Television Fiction' for her acclaimed role as Rosa Peral in The Body on Fire (Netflix).
"It is a very, very special day for me. Thank you very much to the jury... It is the first time that I collect an award for a performance. This moment is spectacular. But I would like to share it with all the people who have been part of The Body on fire; to Netflix, Arcadia, to the directors Jorge Torregrosa, Laura Mañá... To the entire team, to my cast mates. Thank you very much for your dedication, for listening to me, guiding me, for taking care of me and, above all, for giving me the freedom that I needed to be able to play this very...complex character, I'm going to say," Corberó said happily.
The actress also wanted to address her parents and her partner, Chino Darín. "I'm going to dedicate it, of course, to my parents, who are here today. Mom, dad... sorry, I've had a bit of a sensitive day. I want to share it too and I want to dedicate it to my great love, Chinito. "I feel very lucky to have a relationship based on communication. Chino has taught me to express my needs, to set limits in my life... I think it is very difficult to be respectful of others without first being respectful of yourself," she expressed. Very excited Úrsula, who ended her speech dedicating the award to herself "for being hard-working, so brave and for being so nice."
For this special day, Corberó chose a total Loewe look in charcoal gray, one of the colors of the season. The protagonist of La Casa de Papel was radiant with an outfit consisting of a long-sleeved cropped top that stood out for its knots and draping and sarong pants that stylized her figure.
This original wide design stood out for its pleats on the front that were reminiscent of the summer piece. From behind, the garment looked like a long skirt. A look that Úrsula completed with shoes of the same tone encrusted with rhinestones.
Her orchid-shaped earrings, which were also signed by Loewe and have a price of 390 euros, also attracted attention. A jewel, made of varnished metal and inspired by the work of the surrealist painter Maruja Mallo, which could be seen perfectly thanks to the Barcelona native's hairstyle, which she opted for a flattering polished ponytail. A style with which Úrsula winked at Peral's casual and carefree style.
