Sofía Vergara Nadal Parera, or when you underestimate the person in front of you

Before Sofía Vergara Nadal Parera held the title and answered Pablo Motos' questions, things happened to the woman from Barranquilla. She became a mother at 19, she named the child Manolo in tribute to the film Scarface, one of his brothers was murdered in Colombia and he fled to Miami with his entire family. They laughed at her accent in the castings, they imagined what she was not when they saw that she showed her body – because in the 21st century there are still men for whom the C cup bra makes them wonder who knows what -, they were taken aback her intention to be an actress, she was accused of being a thief of fame when she was photographed leaving a restaurant with Tom Cruise.

Prejudices, gossip and various drooling until she got the role of Gloria in the series Modern Family which led her to fame and award nominations, and in the process filled her wallet.

With this what one is trying to say is that Vergara is a doctor cum laude in machirulos, in funny ones cassette gas station, which is back and is quicker to respond than any of us average mortals. What one is trying to say with this is that you should never underestimate the person in front of you. It can win you elections or send you home crying when it's all over.

Sofía Vergara had fun, and how, this Monday in The anthill

The woman from Barranquilla has menopause, she says her age when it leaves her very center of gravity and she does not seek compliments, nor easy applause. “Have you drunk a lot this Christmas?” they ask him. “Not as much as I would have liked,” she replies. She tells the presenter that if she wants less generic answers then she should ask more precise questions. She trolls and shoots at the slightest, when she senses that they are laughing at her accent when speaking in English, something that has happened to her, what do I know, a million times. When what really happens is that very stupid thing in Spain of making fun of the fact that she pronounces English much better than we do. “Languages, dear,” as Aramís Fuster would say.

Remember that she was nominated for the Emmys, the Golden Globes and the SAGs. Comes to promote Griselda, a series that he produces and stars in. She questions whether the presenter has seen all of her and corrects him when she says the wrong last name. “Any more questions, miss?” says the host of the program, fast-paced and confused from the beginning of the conversation.

“You keep saying strange things,” he tells her almost at the end, when Vergara has placed all the merchandise she wanted and in addition to the series she has told us that her company's makeup is the one she wears, that the jeans are also the one she wears and The only thing she wears is her eyelashes. And from that very moment we are all looking for the name of her companies to buy anything she sells. Because in such a situation one does whatever it takes as long as one doesn't go hungry.

He laughs at everyone, and he does good. A bit of his manager, a bit of their American colleagues, determined to lose weight and torture themselves with impossible characterizations to be taken seriously; She says that she wants a boyfriend who has children and money because she doesn't plan to give Manolo a little brother and she doesn't seem to want to be anyone's bizum either.

Although my favorite moment, and it is difficult to choose, is when the presenter comments to him, in a very particular way of being pleasant: “I am struck by the chemistry you have with women.” Let's see if Sofia isn't going to be the one who doesn't stop saying stupid things, I mean, “strange things.”

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