Paola Turbay Bids Farewell to Villainous Role in Hit Colombian Series
Bogotá, colombia – Actress Paola Turbay has wrapped her role as Paulina Peña in the popular Caracol Televisión series, marking the end of a compelling chapter in her already distinguished career.Turbay, a familiar face to Colombian audiences both for her acting and her representation of the country in the 1994 Miss Universe competition, took to social media to express her gratitude and reflect on portraying the character.
Turbay’s arrival as Paulina Peña considerably impacted the show’s narrative, positioning her as the central antagonist to Carolina Gómez’s protagonist. She described the role as “insanely flavorful to interpret,” acknowledging that the character was intentionally designed to be disliked by viewers. “I know that many hated her, but that was the idea. He arrived as Mejía to stir Analía’s life and so. I hope they enjoyed this crazy and also me,” she wrote in a heartfelt post accompanying a collection of behind-the-scenes photos and videos.
The actress extended thanks to @cmo_studios and @Caracoltv for the opportunity, and specifically praised her co-stars and the production team for their welcoming spirit. “To my Set partners for receiving me with open arms to play together, and the entire team that raised in every detail to take this production to the screen. THANK YOU! THANK YOU! Thank you!” she added.
Colleagues and friends responded with praise, recognizing Turbay’s portrayal of a uniquely memorable villain from the series’ beginning. The series is currently available for streaming on Netflix.
