On April 8, 2025, actress Blanca Suárez graced the set of La Revuelta to promote her latest film, La huella del mal, a police thriller that delves into the dark corners of human nature. The actress, known for her engaging personality, shared insights about her career and personal anecdotes that kept both the host and the audience entertained.
During her appearance, Suárez revealed that she plays a police inspector in the film, which examines the moment when a person transforms into a killer. The intriguing premise captured the attention of host David Broncano, who expressed curiosity about the number of films Suárez has been a part of. "I think I’ve done about 20," she responded, highlighting her extensive experience in the industry.
Broncano, known for his humorous approach, recalled a significant moment from his past: he had auditioned for a role in Perdiendo el norte, the film that starred Suárez. "I did the casting and they said, 'What a disaster,'" he lamented, eliciting laughter from the audience. Suárez, surprised by the revelation, noted that the cast included notable actors like Yon González and Julián López, prompting Broncano to joke about missing out on a successful project due to his poor audition.
As the conversation flowed, Suárez shared that she was not invited back for the sequel of Perdiendo el norte. "I wasn’t called for the second part either. I never asked why. They didn’t even give me the option to ask for more money," she said, laughing off the situation. The sequel ended up starring Broncano's girlfriend, Silvia Alonso, which Broncano humorously pointed out, declaring, "Replaced by my girlfriend!" This moment added a light-hearted twist to the interview, showcasing their camaraderie.
In a more personal segment of the show, Broncano posed a cheeky question to Suárez: would she prefer to catch her parents in an intimate moment or be caught by them? Suárez opted for the former, stating, "It depends on who you catch!" She then recounted a humorous yet awkward experience from her teenage years when her parents almost caught her with her first boyfriend. "I was 17, and we were in my parents’ house, just doing what we could. We heard the door opening and had to calculate how fast we could get dressed!" she shared, adding a comedic flair to the story. Broncano couldn’t resist teasing, saying, "In the kitchen? That’s risky!"
Suárez also took the opportunity to gift the show some fossil skull replicas and a sample of plastic from Antarctica, collected by her friend Miguel, a professor at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. This unique offering sparked a discussion about humanity's impact on the environment. "What are we doing?" she pondered, emphasizing the importance of awareness regarding microplastics.
Throughout the interview, Suárez maintained a playful and candid demeanor, sharing her thoughts on her career trajectory. "I’ve had my share of dry spells, but I’m lucky that they’ve been short-lived," she reflected. She also touched on the pressures of the industry, admitting that there were times when she questioned if she would ever work again. "You start thinking, 'Maybe my moment has passed,' but then you come back and realize it’s okay," she explained.
As the conversation wrapped up, Broncano encouraged viewers to check out La huella del mal, especially since the weather forecast predicted rain for the weekend. "You can either go see the movie or find something else to do!" he joked, leaving the audience in stitches.
Blanca Suárez’s appearance on La Revuelta not only showcased her latest film but also revealed a more personal side of the actress. Her ability to weave humor into serious topics, coupled with her engaging storytelling, made for an entertaining evening on Spanish television. As the show continues to compete with other popular programs like El Hormiguero, Suárez’s visit proved to be a memorable highlight.
