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Maribel Guardia, Laura Flores and Lucía Méndez on How 'Cómplices' Changed Their Friendship Forever

Before the new comedy series 'Cómplices' was a hit on ViX, it was just a funny conversation between girlfriends, as its creator and star, Mexican actress Lucía Méndez, remembers it vividly: a night with singers Dulce and Laura León, full of laughter and gossip, when someone brought up Tinder. The actress and her co-stars Laura Flores and Maribel Guardia revealed all in an interview.
Arturo Castro and his rom-com storyline in Tron Ares
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Arturo Castro and The Excitement of Being in 'Tron Ares' - INTERVIEW

Arturo Castro walked onto the set of Tron: Ares excited about the romantic comedy elements of his character Seth Flores' storyline. Of course, it wasn't the only thing that had him pinching himself. "It was the kind of experience that I could only dream of when I was a child in Guatemala," he said in an interview with The Latin Times.
Casillas Dynasty Telemundo Actors Interview
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Who's who in the 'Dinastía Casillas' and all about the return of El Chacorta and El Chema?

The story that began with El Señor de los Cielos returns recharged, evolved, and with new faces that promise to leave their mark. The Casillas Dynasty, Telemundo's new superseries, arrives as a spin-off, but with a soul of its own. And it does so with a star-studded cast led by Iván Arana, Isabella Castillo, Raúl Méndez, and María Fernanda Yepes, who in an interview shared almost everything about this new chapter in the Casillas universe.
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Forget John Wick: Marko Zaror's New Film Affinity Is His Most Dangerous Yet - INTERVIEW

From the streets of Santiago to the sets of John Wick: Chapter 4 and Machete Kills, Marko Zaror has earned a reputation as Latin America's most physical action hero. But with his new film Affinity, he takes a dramatic turn. This time, the fight choreography shares space with something far more vulnerable: heartbreak, grief, and the question of whether real love can be replicated by machines.