El Faro | Entrevista a Clara Lago | 05/02/2020

Actress Clara Lago visits #ElFaroProhibir, under the pseudonym 'Wanda Jordan,' one of the characters she has played, and chats with Mara Torres about her relationship with the sea, her professional career, and how her desires and aspirations in the acting world have evolved over the years. From her childhood, with a storyteller mother, she remembers acting and playing roles during the summers in her hometown of Segovia from a very young age. "I always say it, my first role was when I was four years old, playing the Presumed Little Rat in verse," she exclaimed. The actress became emotional live while recalling 'Some Like It Hot,' one of her favorite films she enjoyed as a child in a house with a very cinephile atmosphere. She also confessed that her grandmother is a loyal listener of the program and that she is especially excited that she became #Gataparda this morning. "She's a role model; she's given life her all," Lago added. Clara took advantage of the early morning to thank her family for the support, love, and caution with which they always managed her early career. She first stepped onto a set before she turned ten and hasn't left since, but those around her always made sure she remained a child, as well as an actress. A profession she considered from the beginning because of the inspiration Penélope Cruz had for her. After so many years since the premiere of 'Ocho apellidos vascos', she acknowledges that it was a success that could never be measured and that no one expected, a success they continue to reap today and that has only brought them joy from the public. "It's something that has to do with magic and a series of things that come together," she added.