This is how Carla Vigo, the niece of Queen Letizia, overcame her stage fright

Ever since Carla Vigo became famous when the daughter of Erika Ortiz, Queen Letizia’s ill-fated sister, went through several stages. Her shyness and innocence made her a more daring, confident girl who wasn’t afraid to openly say what she thought. Through her Instagram account, she has expressed her beliefs, beliefs, leaving her everyday life or introducing her boyfriend. In short, a more mature, liberated and extroverted woman has gradually been seen.

One of her many facets is that of a theater actress. from the hand of Raphael Bitter He has found an entertainment that fulfills his professional ambitions. She is one of the protagonists of the play. arid, which garnered such good criticism. The dancer has trusted her blindly, just like Alejandro Reyes, the son of presenter Ivonne Reyes. Neither started out with a purely theatrical profile, but little by little they have been unmasked as great performers on stage. Through an interview with the news agency gtresBitter talks about how they achieved that and other matters.

At almost 22 years old, it was not easy for Letizia’s niece to interpret her character and overcome some previous fears: “You need to prepare the character for Carla. She has a kind of respect and fear of the stage because of the respect it gives her…”, start saying. When asked if one of the reasons for having this disability is that he was born into the family of the Queen of Spain, Rafael Amargo is clear: “That has nothing to do with it. I mean, even though Carla had been Ivonne’s daughter, she was born that way and it’s her identity. Then after all the load, all the weight. But I would have been so wise.”

Perseverance and a certain stubbornness to achieve the goals were central, also with the young woman: “The Carla thing was because of the balls, I mean why isn’t the little girl worth it, we’re gonna give her a chance. They pointed at her before they saw her. In arid It is very good, it is very correct and it is very worthy of any professional who has seen it. So, what has been worked on, what has been done…”, he argues with his characteristic talkativeness.

In regards to giving Carla Vigo a chance to act, Amargo says he saw her talent clearly and replies to those who accuse him of making any kind of profit by having a face associated with royalties: “If casting director, people say it looks like he wanted to take advantage of me, of what? He has had her on tour in the provinces. If I wanted to use it I would bring it to Madrid, where everyone lives and the press is, the family is, well, they weren’t there. That is, what interests me about her is that we’re going to give her a chance and we’re going to stop pointing at her or doing it as a cheap grace,” he says.

A topic of discussion is the presence or not of Queen Letizia and her daughters at the premiere of Carla, something Rafael Amargo takes advantage of to send a powerful message: “Well, I guess if she were my niece, I was going to see her.” and if she was my cousin, besides, I would have a drink with her, because after blood there is only blood, and that is beautiful. And I think so. They also have their obligations and their agendas, but if one is left alone “Inside you have to remember because there is nothing left in your blood and it is your life. He has his grandmother who I love very much,” says he.