Undoubtedly, Fiona Palomo is the heir to the late actor's talent Eduardo Palomo and the actress Carina Ricco. And the young actress, who is becoming one of the most important faces of Mexican cinema, has begun to carve her own path in the world of acting for just over ten years, always proudly bearing the surname Palomo in tribute to his father , who became one of the great characters of soap operas in Mexico at the time, as well as his family's artistic legacy. He even manages to do this beyond his limitations, as thanks to his talent he has begun to make a name for himself in the Hollywood television industry.
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Fiona's journey
Growing up in an artistic environment and watching her parents develop as actors, it was almost impossible for Fiona not to decide not to follow in their footsteps, especially after the artist's death in 2003. After working as a model for a while, she finally ended her career. Her first chance on television in 20213, in the series Gossip Girl Acapulco, and then debuted in cinema with the film ¡Qué Despadre! Subsequently, the young actress continued to prepare to further expand her career, which is why she even got some roles outside of Mexico, especially in Hollywood, where she starred in the series Outer Banks from 2023 and in the film Cagney and Lacey in 2020.
Undoubtedly, the last year has been very important for Fiona, as her presence on the big screen has been visible thanks to her work in the films Nada Que Ver, Camino a Belén and El Rommie, all three as a protagonist. Other Mexican series such as Control Z and La Negociadora are also included in his resume, which he has built with two international streaming platforms, which has allowed him a greater presence in the world.
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What he said about his father's legacy
A few years ago, while promoting the film “¡Qué Despadre!”, Fiona spoke about her father's legacy and how much she valued him, because although she was very young when Eduardo Palomo died, there are few memories , which she remembers He can witness his work and the mark he left on his audience through the people who had the opportunity to get to know him. “It's very nice because everyone I've met tells me about him and he always has something nice to say. So it's like continuing to learn from him and get to know him through people,” the interpreter shared in 2020 during a Talk to the program firsthand.
In the same talk, Fiona revealed where the inspiration for wanting to become an actress comes from, beyond the legacy inherited from her parents: “I think it's something that you can suddenly bring with you as a being, because ever since I was little, “I mean, I had like two years and I watched like a black and white movie… and I spent hours rewatching it and then putting on costumes,” he added.
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