Juana Burga Discusses Role in National Film ‘The Most Feared Skin’ on ‘On Scene’ Program

After his first visit in Lima Festival 2023, the national film The most feared skin it will affect theaters Thursday 25 April. Featuring the model and actress Juana Burgathe story follows Alejandra, a young woman who returns to Peru to reconnect with her roots, and at the same time, she meets her father who she thought was dead.

With two roles, the artist introduced On the stageprogram of RPP, how he fulfilled his dream: “Modelling is what helps me to fulfill my acting dream. With that I can pay for my workshops,” he said. As a result of his efforts, the film is his second major role and he is now recording his third project:

“My third film is in Puerto Rico where my character is called Laura Meneses, so I’m very happy to continue with that role,” he said. His first work was with the Argentinian director. Luis Puenzo, who won an Oscar and a Golden Globe in his wide-ranging career “He found me out,” he recalled.

What is it about The most feared skin?

Alejandra is a girl who left Peru at a very young age, at 5 years old, because of the armed conflict that the country had at that time. Her mother, concerned for her safety, took her away and kept both her Peruvian origins and her father’s identity a secret. However, Alejandra was always connected to her country through her mother’s home in Cusco, a beautiful colonial building her mother inherited.

When he returns to Cusco to sell the house, he discovers the whole truth about his roots and about his father, who he thought was dead. She finds her maternal grandmother, who speaks Chechua, and begins to question her history and identity. In this search process, she receives help from her paternal uncle (Lucho Cáceres) who has been like a father to her all these years.

In the end, Juana Burga hope everyone can see The most feared skina moving story of connection and the discovery of roots.

Who is involved The most feared skin?

The most feared skin there is a star Juana Burga, marking his second feature film. In 2017, he was a star The Unseen, a post-apocalyptic film by director Nicolás Puenzo. Now he is returning to the big screen with a Peruvian-Colombian drama, and is expected to be already working on his next project.

Rounding out the team is María Luque, Luco Caceres, Amiel Cayo and Miguel Medina. “We were recording in Cusco for four weeks. We arrived a week early, to get to know and connect with everything. I think that helped us a lot,” explained Burga. “It was a really exciting experience for the whole team because this is a magical place and it gives you so much.