Unlike Tomás Otero, the firstborn of Flor Pena who chose a low profile, Juan Otero, the singer’s second son, from a very young age wanted to follow in her footsteps in the world of entertainment and a while ago began to appear in the media. The teenager, who is growing by leaps and bounds on an artistic level, received a tempting proposal that will take him away from his family and the country.
The host’s heir was selected as part of the Go Broadway program, which allows young artists to train abroad, more precisely in the United States. At this academy, students study with important teachers and well-known personalities in the world of entertainment. The son of Flor Pena will take singing classes with Jeremy Stole, the latest “Phantom of the Opera” on Broadway, while dance lessons will be taught by Thayne Jasperson, one of the principals of the play “Hamilton”, and Alicia Albright, dance captain of “Wicked” and “Frozen.” History courses and the possibility of seeing some shows are also part of the program.
The intensive course in theater, cinema and series begins on July 22, and lasts until August 2, so the successor of the protagonist of “Mamma mia” will not be able to be part of her Telefe streaming program “Te pido mildis.” After this incredible experience, Juan Otero will join the list of Argentine artists who have already been part of Go Broadway, such as Candela Vetrano, Muna Pauls Cherri, Franco Masini, Florencia Otero, Ángela Torres, Emilia Attias, Vida Spinetta and Karina la princesita, among others.
The revelation of Flor Peña
Flor Pena, protagonist of the musical “Mamma mia”, one of the most watched theater shows of the year, spoke with TN Show and told details about her current relationship with her husband, Ramiro Ponce de León, with whom she has been in a relationship for more than a decade and They have a son in common, Felipe. The actress confessed that she no longer practices polyamory with her husband: “At that time it happened naturally, we lived separately. It was five years of living apart and we needed that at that time. Now we are like in another.”
She then explained: “I think that relationships have to do with the maturity of each person and contracts can be reconsidered, it is not that a contract is sealed and you stay. We have been together for 11 years and our needs as a couple were changing, and not to mention when Felipe arrived (…). Ramiro and I allowed ourselves to doubt at one time, now we are already with other needs and I do not want to tell you that these needs that we have today are the ones that will be sealed, but today we are in another story. I am about to turn 50. At 50 years old, priorities are also placed elsewhere.”
