Daniela Lujan She is one of the actresses in Mexico who began her career on television at a very young age and, like other of her industry colleagues such as Danna Paola or Belinda, she quickly became a national reference due to her talent and charisma. It was in this sense that, during a recent interview, the artist delved into the difficulties that went through being a child star.
It is worth remembering that his career began with the melogram The clearest light, but it was when he starred Daniela’s diary where it began to become an icon for the childhoods of the time. In addition, she is also widely remembered for replacing Belinda in Sidekicks to the rescue, when the interpreter of 300 nights He had to leave the project.
Over the years, Daniela continued in the entertainment industry and now it is very common to see her on her podcast Envinadas, where, along with other celebrities, they have guests and interview them.
In a talk for the podcast chromatic beings by Dani Valles, the young woman spoke about the implications of being a famous girl and also recalled the occasion that filled an Azteca Stadium thanks to the Daniela’s diary.
Something that the actress emphasized is that she lived in two different worlds, because when all the work, filming or presentations were finished, she returned to having a life like any other girl.
“I returned to everyday life and no, because they opened school for me many times on Sundays so I could go take exams and not miss my sixth grade, in my abnormal house, help with what I had to do, play with my sisters, be ignored by them, they were also big,” he commented.
Likewise, she highlighted that her mother helped her a lot, as she always focused on keeping her daughter focused and not giving her differential treatment.
“Fortunately, I had my mother who was a great anchor and she was this person that we would arrive from the tour or we would arrive from the call and it was anyway “You have your duties at home and you have to clean the bathroom,” said the actress.
Despite this, Daniela also had to face criticism and bad comments, so she remembered a very important piece of advice that César Évora gave her:
“He told me not to believe everything good or everything bad,” he mentioned.
