Me he hecho viral arrives in cinemas on October 11, a crazy comedy directed by Jorge Coira in which Blanca Suárez (Madrid, 1988) unleashes all her comic life as we haven't seen in a long time. It is hard to recognize her in Mabel, the young woman whose husband's deception drags her into a succession of misfortunes, not a few motivated by her own ignorance. Blanca offers a piece of advice: under no circumstances should you consider looking at your partner's cell phone. "I haven't done it even unintentionally because I'm so clear that you should never pry into other people's things... I even try not to look at the person next to me when they receive a WhatsApp; even though there is something natural about the fact that you are out of sight, it terrifies me that someone will feel that I am intruding on their private sphere. This area is non-negotiable." But Mabel does it on a plane and everything gets out of control. They record her losing her papers, upload the episode to TikTok, and it becomes a viral phenomenon that even costs her her job.
When it seems that nothing can get worse, Murphy's law shows us that there is always a lower step and Mabel makes a thoughtless (like almost everything) and also irreparable mistake during a drunken party with her two best friends. The actress, fortunately, has never gone that far: “A drunken binge as epic as this? I don't have big episodes because I'm a pretty decent drunk. I generally have a sense of decorum and try not to make a fool of myself. And I am aware of this even in unfortunate conditions. I maintain my dignity and I am able to get out of myself, see myself from the outside and if things are about to slip, I take a taxi and leave (laughs)”. Enric Auquer, Nicolás Furtado and Miguel Rellán will be fundamental in the development of the plot.
In reality, Blanca Suárez has little to do with her alter ego. "Like everyone, things have happened to me, but like those that happen to anyone. I have not seen myself in the spiral in which you see that everything will turn out fatal; in general in life I have been quite lucky. Sometimes when things are going well, we seem to say it like it stinks. We all have the right to complain depending on the circumstances and in order not to be ultradramatic my experiences will have less importance for me. Finally, I can say thank you that both on the personal and professional side, life is treating me like luxury". And so it is. Over the last three years, he has shot five films and has worked under Carlos Montero (creator of Física o Química and Élite) in Respira, a new Netflix series. In the personal sphere, she has been in a relationship with fellow actor Javier Rey (Fariña) for more than three years and in the financial sphere, she is about to cancel the mortgage, as she confessed to La Resistencia (Movistar). But being a face that anyone would recognize even without watching television or going to the movies – she is the cover of high-end fashion magazines and the best advertising campaigns – she explains that in her neighborhood she is treated as always: "It's true that they don't see much of me because normally my schedules have been a mess for over 15 years. But I live in the same neighborhood where I was born and I still go to the same fishmonger's as when I was five. And you can see that they are happy about it. In the neighborhood they know me and my family and they have a quite different vision of history than what transpires in the end". Blanca Suárez has built her career improving in every film or series. It is much more than a pretty face. If he has faced the cliché, he has not been fully aware: "Naturally, I know that in some projects it has been considered that I am not the profile, but I have access to other very diverse ones, with good scripts, that tell a story and with which I am very happy. And on the sidelines, access to advertising campaigns and all the good things that this part can offer me; it's an interesting variety. And I haven't felt disrespected, judged, or anything like that."
