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There's a lot of roles for doctors, lawyers, or cops, and all of them. She got new representation, and she learned to avoid most dramas: 'I'm going to look terrible when I say this,' she says, 'but they always write the Latina parts the same. , there's much more competition.' It wasn't until last year that she started getting the roles she wants. 'People really didn't get to know me, because they still thought maybe I don't speak English or that I live in Mexico.

'There was a period of adapting to the country, to the auditions,' she says. But the Mexican film industry is tiny - only thirty to forty movies are made each year - so four years ago she moved to Los Angeles. She landed her first telenovela role at nineteen and found immediate success, doing fifteen more TV shows and movies over the span of ten years. It is.ĭe la Reguera grew up in Veracruz, a beach town where her mom still lives and she keeps an apartment. 'And if he feels like he's king in America, imagine how he feels there.' He soon falls for de la Reguera's character, a lounge singer who covers pop songs translated into Spanish and who has, as de la Reguera says, 'a big asset.' She explains: 'He called himself a boob man in the first season, but now.' She trails off as if she won't qualify, as if it were obvious what he'd like about her. ' is kind of like a Third World country ,' de la Reguera says.

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After leaving North Carolina at the end of season one, Kenny Powers (McBride) - a racist, homophobic former pro baseball player - moves to Mexico to start over.

That will likely change this fall, when she stars with Danny McBride in the second season of HBO's foul and funny Eastbound & Down.