Fabiola Guajardo enjoying the success ofRich people cry too‘ in Mexico, a telenovela in which she plays Soraya Montenegro. The actress and her companions finished recording the melodrama a few weeks ago and Fabiola had a good rest.
It was Quisqueya in the Dominican Republic where Fabiola was spotted showing off an amazing body in a swimsuit. Fabiola shared several photos from the gorgeous beaches wearing a white swimsuit that outlines her entire figure.
“You arrive in Quisqueya… You have mangú for breakfast, you eat rice with beans and you have fried sin for dinner… ‘Hermanooooooo que apero,'” the actress published.
Tambien Lloran stars in the remake of Los Ricos Claudia Martin Y Sebastian Rulli, Fabiola brings Soraya Montenegro to life. The latter is the same sign as Itati Cantoral she appeared in “María la del Barrio”, another version of the same story.
Soraya Montenegro is a beautiful, haughty and arrogant woman. Selfish and ambitious. Strong and stubborn character. Dress in designer clothes and use the best perfumes. She’s used to getting what she wants through cunning and not caring about who she has to step on to get it. She is manipulative, spiteful and has bad feelings.
Soraya is a partner in the holding company Salvatierra. Manages the company’s advertising agency and multimedia. She has known since she was little that she was adopted. Her parents, Teresa and Rafael, were unable to have children but they spoke to her to reveal this truth and reassured her that she was the daughter they wanted and that she loved her more than anything in the world. Growing up, she dreamed of becoming Luis Alberto’s wife, but everything changed with the arrival of Mariana. Soraya will do anything to separate them.
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