Spanish actress Anna Castillo recently captivated audiences during her appearance on La Revuelta, where she enthusiastically promoted her upcoming Prime Video series, Su Majestad. The show, set to premiere on February 27, has already created significant buzz, but it was Castillo's candid responses to personal inquiries on the show hosted by David Broncano which truly stole the spotlight.
During the episode aired on February 18, 2025, Castillo engaged readily with the notorious rapid-fire questions which Broncano is known for, making for a lively and entertaining segment. The actress opened up about her financial situation, humorously noting, "El Goya no te da dinero" (The Goya doesn't give you money), emphasizing the financial responsibilities she faces, including two mortgages. With laughter, she recounted calculating her wealth, finally estimating, "Tengo cerca de un millón" (I have about one million) euros if she sold her houses.
The conversation took another exciting turn when Broncano delved deep with his typical boldness, asking Castillo about her sexual encounters over the past month. Her response? "En un mes, 20 o así" (About 20 or so), which left Broncano and the audience astonished. Broncano exclaimed, "Eres un auténtico transatlántico" (You are truly an ocean liner), illustrating his shock at her openness and straightforwardness. Castillo explained her affinity for nocturnal romance, stating, "No soy de mañaneros; soy de siesta y muy de noche" (I’m not much for mornings; I’m more of the evening and night type).
Castillo's appearance showcased her relatable personality and humor. She admitted to changing her bed sheets weekly—a practice she humorously attributed to her active love life. When reflecting on her romantic habits, she stated, "Me gusta romantizar el sexo nocturno" (I like to romanticize nighttime sex), highlighting her preference for dim lighting and intimate settings.
Beyond finance and intimacy, the actress also tackled broader social questions, particularly concerning gender dynamics. When Broncano asked if she considered herself more machista (sexist) or racista (racist), Castillo thoughtfully replied, "Entiendo que yo, como mujer, me he deconstruido más en el machismo que en el racismo" (I understand I, as a woman, have deconstructed myself more with machismo than racism). Her reflection on these topics earned her applause from the audience, showcasing not only her candidness but also her depth of thought.
Fans and viewers alike were charmed by Castillo’s authenticity throughout the interview. She tackled arrived concerns with ease and humor, making the episode memorable for its candid discussions. This lighthearted yet meaningful dialogue surely sets the stage for the much-anticipated release of Su Majestad, eleving Castillo's status as not only a talented actress but also as someone who connects with her audience on various levels, from personal anecdotes to broader societal themes.
With her accessible demeanor and openness, Castillo is poised to win over fans new and old, as Su Majestad emerges as one of the new highlights of the upcoming streaming schedule on Prime Video.