Stephanie Cayo is described by Vogue as an 'Andean actres' and has a full discussion on Twitter

“From local soap operas to being the protagonist of Netflix's first Peruvian film; this is the career of an Andean actress.” is the descent of an article written by Vogue, a fashion and trend magazine about the Peruvian actress, Vogue, who started a full discussion on social networks, Stephanie Cayo This note indicates the artist's participation in the production. Until we meet again, it will be held on Friday, March 18th.

A web article that reviews her career, her place of origin and social networks, what captivated Internet users was the word “Andean actress” due to its in-depth meaning in the face of a multicultural country between ethnicity and customs. It led to a discussion about how Peruvian people are portrayed. It's an international vision.

The criticism of some is based on “cultural appropriation”, and those who are benevolent begin by referring to the fact that Peru is considered an Andean country.

Favorable people exemplify this from what they read in the passport “Andean Community” or to the point that Peru is an Andean country because it is part of the Andes Mountains. Another example is recalling the nickname of former Peruvian footballer Claudio Pizarro as 'Andean bomber' .

Those who criticize mentions in Vogue articles start with the concept of cultural appropriation. The concept of cultural appropriation is the time to adopt a cultural element to reduce its value or eliminate its true meaning. The debate has reached a point where Peru is considered “Andean country”, “Amazon country”, “Creole country”, among other terms used in social networks.

Until now, the Peruvian actress has not talked about the news, she only shared a note on Instagram (which caused controversy on Twitter), and his last participation off the stage was after the release of the trailer. It was a statement. The Netflix movie “Until We See You Again”, calls the social network “Mailbox of Complaints.”

“I know that there can be a variety of opinions. So they have no idea and do not know what they are waiting for. First, complain because it is not done, and when it is done, complain “why”. Moreover, it is our country, your country, our country.” The Peruvian actress added.

Shooting Difficulties in Machu Picchu

Stephanie Cayo said that appearing in the first Peruvian Netflix movie was a challenge that made her feel quite nervous during the first week of recording. Especially since she had to play her role in the Seventh Wonder of the World.

“I spent a year not stepping on my land, with a lot of pressure and many mixed feelings about reuniting with our country (...) It was like an overdose of emotions every day.” He bsaid.

Iglesias thought it was difficult to show the charm of Cusco with less than two hours of tape. “It is very difficult to teach very little. This is a very important advantage and effort in the editing process. I know there are many scenes left to be seen.” He said.

“On Sundays, it is difficult to get ahead of a movie with a curfew and limited time limits, there are many advantages, and the director must be very proud of making it possible.” The Spaniards said.

Memes when the trailer was released

New Netflix releases. Films directed by Bruno Assenso will be available for streaming from Friday, March 18 until they meet again.This represents the before and after of Peruvian cinema because it is the first production of the American platform in our country.

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