Stephanie Cayo explodes against detractors: “Get off Twitter and get to work”

Actress Stephanie Cayo once again responded to her detractors on her Instagram account. The young woman indicated that it is normal for her to suffer from bullying, because she has had to assimilate it from school, which is why instead of getting angry for the criticism on social networks that he has been receiving after starring in the film “Until we meet again,” he takes it with grace.

Since the trailer for the film with Spanish actor Maxi Iglesias came to light, the actress has been the victim of bullying, especially on Twitter. She was not even forgiven for having confused Peruvian slang, the young woman assured that avocado means “to be bored”.

Through her account on her social network, Stephanie referred to the bullying she received at school, so she normally takes judgment. However, he could not help but express his annoyance against his detractors, whom he sent to work.

“Guys, I'm used to being bullied from school. This is not new to me, all my life I have laughed because it has always seemed to me that if they talk about you they are behind you, and one should look forward. Laugh at what you like, I'll laugh at you. Even myself,” she wrote on Instagram.

“I respect the criticism of Twitter, I reiterate: get off Twitter and get to work, or make another film. Let's go! We do need that, more Peruvians doing beautiful things for our country. Incentivizing hatred among Peruvians must leave them a big void. You'd better start doing things for yourself...”

DEFEND BRUNO ASCENZO, DIRECTOR OF 'UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN'

At another time, the actress spoke about the attacks that Bruno Asecnzo, director of the film Until We Meet Again, has also been receiving. It should be noted that Twitter users criticized the actor for having chosen Stephanie Cayo as the protagonist of his film, because - according to them - an actress with Andean features would have been better suited.

And although many have come out to defend the product, others have felt dissatisfied with the plot, turning the film and the name of Stephanie Cayo into a trend.

“And leave my friend Bruno (Ascenzo) alone, who is a wonderful director and writer. I repeat, if you're going to talk, show me something you've done, that you sacrificed your life, fight for years and then we'll talk. Nobody gave us anything. Get to work,” the young woman wrote.

It is worth remembering that the critics were more stoked when Vogue Mexico magazine called Stephanie Cayo a “Andean actress”. While it is true, Cayo spoke on her Instagram account to clarify that she did not represent the Andean woman, the questions did not stop. The actress highlights that Until we meet again is just a film that tells a love story in the beautiful panoramas of Peru.

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