Blue Guaita Bracamontes went viral on social networks after the concerts of Bad Bunny in Mexico City, specifically during the presentation on December 16 at the GNP Seguros Stadium, where she was invited to “La Casita.” In the middle of the show, the young actress starred in an unexpected moment: she was the only one who exchanged glances and words with the Puerto Rican artist.
The cameras at the event recorded the exact moment in which Guaita Blue danced and sang to the rhythm of VeLDÁa song that Bad Bunny performs with Omar Courtz y Dei V. While both were separated by a wall inside “La Casita”, practically leaning against the same wall, the singer turned to look at her, smiled at her and watched her for several seconds.
Azul, 24, responded with a flirtatious look and a knowing smile, revealing the connection that was generated spontaneously. The moment lasted just a few moments, but it was enough for the public and social networks to explode. Shortly after, Bad Bunny returned his attention to the rest of the capital's audience and continued with his show.
Learn more about Azul Guaita, one of the new generation of Mexican actors
He is one of the most promising figures of the new generation of Mexican actors. She was born on July 21, 2001 and, although she is Mexican, her personal history is marked by a very particular cultural mix: her parents are Argentine and she spent a large part of her childhood and adolescence in the Dominican Republic, which gave her a broad and diverse vision from a very early age.
According to the magazine Glamourhis approach to acting was practically from the cradle. In her first “role” she was just a baby, in the soap opera 'Class 406', a fact that seemed to mark his professional destiny.
While he was in high school he decided to begin his acting career, a decision that was not entirely well received by his father, but which ended up defining his future.
At the age of 17, in 2018, Azul Guaita formally started television and since then her career has not stopped growing. One of the roles that catapulted her was that of “Jana Cohen Gandía” in the reboot of 'Rebel', where for two seasons she played a student of the Elite Way School which explores friendship, love and their passion for music. That project positioned her before an international audience.
Subsequently, his work gained greater depth with productions such as 'Killer Women', in its third season, and 'Like Water For Chocolate', television adaptation of the novel by Laura Esquivel. In the latter, Azul gave life to “Tita de la Garza”, a complex and sensitive character, demonstrating acting maturity.
In addition to acting, Azul Guaita has developed a facet as a model and influencerparticipating in fashion campaigns and sharing their lifestyle on social networks. His presence at the Bad Bunny concert was not only a viral stroke of luck, but also confirmation that his name is already circulating strongly inside and outside the world of entertainment.
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