Mayella Lloclla took advantage of the Labor Day to greet his fellow actors and actresses with whom he shares a cast in the novel “Two Sisters”, including Yaco Eskenazi.
From very early on, the Peruvian actress shared on her Instagram account a series of stories greeting and thanking each of the teams that make up the novel’s staff, such as technical support, the makeup area and others.
The artist had special words for her colleagues Melissa Paredes, Sebastián Monteghirfo and Yaco Eskenazi, to whom he wrote: “We are 4 young people who fight every day to raise our families”.
In one of the photographs he shared on his networks, Mayella Lloclla wrote “(you are) super job and above all good person”, referring to the host of “My mom cooks better than yours.”
“A mi partner (Your Ezquenazi) Thank you for being a great colleague, very good job ”, Mayella Lloclla wrote in her networks. “I learn a lot from you as a person and as a professional,” he added.
Proud of her last name
The novel “Two sisters” He has again brought up an issue that worries society and is discrimination. The character of Mayella Lloclla (Fiorella) is a young woman who discriminates tooth and nail.
However, the Peruvian actress reveals that it was difficult for her to play this role and assured that she never felt bad about some comments she received on her social networks by name, on the contrary, she feels proud of her origins.
On the other hand, the artist commented that on social networks they asked her if she ever felt discriminated against to which she replied: “They told me that I was pretty, that I had a nice name, but what spoiled her was my last name and a lot of more insults. I am once again proud of my surname, which is Quechua, “she said. Mayella Lloclla for the diary The Trome.
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