If María Hervás (37 years old) had continued studying her degree in Architecture, her path would have been very different. Today she would not be the renowned playwright, producer and actress who is. She has achieved it with her roles in ‘Los Serrano’, ‘La pecera de Eva’, ‘La Cocinara de Castamar’, ‘La que se cerca’ or her incredible performance as Daniela Galván in ‘Machos Alfa’.
Nor would he have won the many recognitions that he has in his honor for his mastery on the stage of a theater or the Princess of Girona Foundation Award for Arts and Letters in 2022. Add one more new project to that list. She has gone to ‘El Hormiguero’ to present her theatrical project ‘Second Woman’. For him, he will be on stage at the Barcelona Grec Festival on July 6 and 7 for 24 uninterrupted hours.
María Hervás confesses the intimate reason why she arrived late
Notifying her parents because what she was going to tell in ‘El Hormiguero’ was a very intimate anecdote, María explained to Pablo Motos why she was late for the first time in her life to one of her performances of ‘Iphigenia in Vallecas’. “In my defense I will say that I am always very punctual for my things. “Very professional with the work,” she began by saying. “It was a day that the schedule was changed for an extra performance at the theater and I didn’t take it into account much. I was with my then-partner having a nice summer nap during which things started to happen,” he said.
Seeing that it was not understood, he decided to tell it as it is: “BWell, I was making love to him. I sweated a lot then… Then one of the partners called me, one of the producers of the Kamikaze work, which is where I did it and he never called me. He was very insistent. I was focused on something else although I heard the phone. I was paying attention to what was happening but he kept calling and when I looked at who it was I said ‘oops’. ‘Maria, where are you?’ ¡There are 20 minutes left until the show starts! told me. And I said, ‘What’s happening, what time is it?’ She reminded me that she had changed the schedule and from there I ran to the shower. Luckily I lived nearby at the time. I arrived about 20 minutes past the hour but the show went very well. She had fantastic skin. I don’t know if it turned out well but the skin was fantastic,” she added, very amused.
The personal life of María Hervás
This off-roader is the only child of a postal official and a truck driver. After abandoning her architecture studies, she began Dramatic Art and Dance at the Cristina Rota school in Madrid. That’s when she began her television adventure. She made him a participant in renowned series. It was not until 2015 when she arrived his first opportunity in the world of cinema with ‘How to survive a goodbye’.
If there is a work that stands out among his projects is ‘Iphigenia in Vallecas’. She starred in it between 2017 and 2019. For this role and for the production she was awarded numerous awards, including the Unión de Actores Award for Best Leading Theater Actress and the MAX award. All of this, combining it with the Philosophy degree which he is studying through UNED. “A normal day, without filming, I spend a couple of hours studying. I take four subjects a year when the normal thing is ten per course,” she explained in an interview with Diario Sur.
The syndrome that María Hervás suffers from
Getting here has not been easy for him because he suffers from PAS syndrome (Highly Sensitive Person). This causes you to have greater sensitivity to stimuli such as noise, light, smells and the emotions of others. It is supposed to be a sensitive person on a cognitive and emotional level. “They experience each emotion intensely. They get more excited and also suffer more in the face of stressful events or difficult circumstances,” they explain from the PAS Spain association.
“I wake up 80% of the days thinking that I don’t want to be an actress,” she told the Huffington Post. The reality of being an interpreter has its good side, but it also has many drawbacks. “If I have a 12-hour filming day in which you have to interact with 150 people, each with their energies, their needs, their fears… You receive a lot of emotional impacts. I come home like from war, like If every drop of vital energy had been extracted from me. “That makes me very unhappy because I feel like I’m too fragile,” the aforementioned interview explained about what it’s like to live day to day with this syndrome.
María Hervás and her relationship with Alfred García
María Hervás is usually quite accessible when it comes to talking about her life; However, she prefers not to talk about the men who have passed through her life. She only has two known relationships, the last being the only one known to her: the former contestant of ‘Operación Triunfo’ Alfred Garcia (27 years). They were caught in 2021 in a very affectionate attitude enjoying an evening at Doñaluz, the well-known rooftop in Madrid. “They looked very complicit and at no time did they hide. They looked like a couple,” several witnesses who were present commented to the ABC newspaper.
In the Mamarazzis podcast, journalist Laura Fa, together with Lorena Vázquez, revealed that the singer and the protagonist of ‘Machos Alfa’ They met at the concert at the Sala Apolo in Barcelona of Los niños Jesús, the music band of journalist Jordi Évole. Shortly after, Alfred García invited her to a concert she gave at the Palau Sant Jordi. That’s when they started dating and were seen in other musical performances and in some plays. They said goodbye to 2022 together in the Canary Islands. Shortly after this information came to light, Hervás herself spoke in 2023 on the subject.
“I know Alfred, doing ‘Yerma’ we had the opportunity to meet, but what is said about us… I have never ever talked about my private, personal and sentimental life., nor when they have asked me about people who were not dedicated to this profession nor when they have asked me about people who are dedicated, so I am going to continue in my line,” he told Europa Press. “I understand all the questions and None of them ever bother me. It’s your job, I do mine. I put the safety lines there in saying that I don’t talk about my emotions and my intimacy. Of everything that is professional, yes“he added.
