Guadalupe Farfán, known for her role as July in ‘Al Fondo Hay Sitio’ (AFHS), shared in an interview with her castmate Jorge Guerra, the experiences and challenges she faced when being part of this well-known Peruvian television series. since he was 17 years old.
In an intimate and revealing dialogue, the young actress not only spoke about the strong friendship she has developed with her partner during filming, but also about the pressures and significant changes in your personal life and professional by assuming a leading role in the famous América TV fiction.
When starting at ‘AFHS’, Farfan She commented that she was a teenager who had to make hasty adult decisions, which marked a before and after in her life. “I very rarely talk about how powerful it was, when I was 17 years old, that my life changed with ‘At the bottom there is room’, which was something beautiful and exciting,” she said.
leave university It was one of the first and great sacrifices she had to make to comply with the demanding recording schedule, which forced her to wake up at 5 in the morning and move to Pachacamac, far from her family and academic environment.
“I had to leave university and had to accept other responsibilities. Also, waking up at 5 in the morning to go to Pachacamac,” the interpreter added in the talk.
The emotional and physical distance from her family became a constant source of anguish for young Guadalupe. “There were days when I didn’t even see my family“I would go to sleep,” he confessed during the interview with Guerra, highlighting how the long hours on set impacted his personal life.
This isolation, added to the new fame and responsibilities that come with being part of a television hit, posed new emotional and social challenges for the artist.
One of the most difficult aspects he had to face was the issue of changing and sometimes superficial interpersonal relationships within the industry. The worry that people would approach her out of interest rather than genuine friendship was an emotional burden she had to deal with.
This environment, combined with the hectic pace of life, led Farfán to face his first anxiety attacks. “It was something new that I had to face as an adult at 17 and 18 years old, they felt as if one part of me had been called away and another had grown,” he added.
These early experiences in ‘There is room at the bottom They were not only tests of physical and emotional resistance, but also of forced maturation. Farfán described this period as an agile transformation from adolescence to adulthood, a transition that, although difficult, has contributed to his personal and professional growth.
Guadalupe Farfán generated a stir on digital platforms after spreading a collection of photographs from a recent sensual photo session.
The images, where he poses with a black dress and shiny accessories, were published on their Instagram account, accompanied by phrases that evoke the glamor of bygone eras: “Diamonds are a girl’s best friend” and “Gentlemen prefer brunettes”.
This gesture has provoked an avalanche of praise from his followers and colleagues at ‘At the bottom there is room’series where he plays the role of July Flores.
The comments from co-stars such as Brenda Matos and Alex Béjar, as well as actress Ekaterina Konysheva, reflected the appreciation and admiration that Farfán has managed to cultivate within her professional circle.
