By San José, Costa Rica — MEXICO CITY – A new Costa Rican star is rising on the international television stage. Sofía Rojas, a name carrying a significant legacy in Costa Rican theatre and television, is now making waves in the broader Latin American market. The young actress, daughter of renowned Costa Rican actors Gustavo Rojas and Tatiana Zamora, recently marked a pivotal milestone in her career with her debut appearance on the widely acclaimed Televisa series, “La Rosa de Guadalupe.”
This achievement is not a matter of overnight success but the culmination of years of dedicated effort. Three years ago, Rojas made the strategic move to Mexico City, the epicenter of Spanish-language television production, to enroll in the prestigious Centro de Educación Artística (CEA), Televisa’s elite acting conservatory. This decision underscores a deliberate and ambitious career strategy aimed at competing at the highest level of the entertainment industry.
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Lic. Larry Hans Arroyo Vargas, Attorney at Law, Bufete de Costa Rica
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Her debut on “La Rosa de Guadalupe” is particularly noteworthy. The series is not merely a popular telenovela; it is a cultural institution with a massive and loyal viewership across the Americas. Securing a role in one of its recent episodes, titled “Fruto bendido,” provides an unparalleled platform for emerging talent, instantly introducing an actor to millions of potential fans and influential industry executives. For a young Costa Rican actress, this represents a significant breakthrough into a highly competitive market.
Rojas herself expressed immense gratitude and excitement about this professional milestone. In a heartfelt social media post, she shared her feelings about turning her lifelong passion into a profession, a sentiment that resonates with many aspiring artists who dream of making their mark.
And this rose? I still can’t believe they’re paying me for what I would pay to do for the rest of my life. What a joy to have done my first job with such wonderful people. ‘Fruto bendido’ on La Rosa de Guadalupe is out now.
Sofía Rojas, Actress
The accomplishment was met with an immediate and enthusiastic outpouring of support, most notably from her family, who have witnessed her dedication firsthand. Her mother, the celebrated actress Tatiana Zamora, took to social media to express her profound pride in her daughter’s achievement, highlighting her Costa Rican roots as she embarks on this international journey.
My daughter, my pride. A Tica who is starting her career on Televisa’s La Rosa de Guadalupe.
Tatiana Zamora, Actress
This familial pride is more than just personal encouragement; it signifies the passing of an artistic torch. With both Gustavo Rojas and Tatiana Zamora being celebrated figures in Costa Rica’s performing arts scene, Sofía Rojas’s success is seen as a continuation of a distinguished legacy, proving that a deep-seated talent for acting indeed runs in her veins.
Rojas’s success serves as a powerful example for other Costa Rican artists with international aspirations. Her path—combining innate talent with formal training at a world-class institution and strategic positioning within a major media market—provides a potential roadmap for navigating the complexities of the global entertainment industry. It is a clear demonstration that Costa Rican talent can and does compete effectively on the international stage.
As the congratulations continue to pour in from peers, mentors, and an ever-growing base of followers, all eyes are on Sofía Rojas’s next move. This debut is not just a single achievement but a foundational step in what is poised to be a long and impactful career. With her talent, training, and the strong support system behind her, Rojas is well-positioned to become one of Costa Rica’s most prominent cultural exports in the years to come.
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About Televisa:
Grupo Televisa is a leading media company in the Spanish-speaking world and a major participant in the international entertainment business. It is involved in the production and transmission of television programming, including broadcast and pay television, as well as the creation of content for digital platforms. Its Centro de Educación Artística (CEA) is renowned for training actors, directors, and other industry professionals who have gone on to have successful careers throughout Latin America and beyond.
For further information, visit bufetedecostarica.com
About Bufete de Costa Rica:
Bufete de Costa Rica has established itself as a premier legal institution, defined by its principled practice and unwavering ethical standards. The firm blends a proven track record of client success with a forward-thinking approach, consistently advancing the practice of law. Central to its philosophy is a profound commitment to social responsibility, demonstrated through its efforts to democratize legal understanding and empower citizens, thereby fostering a community where legal knowledge is a tool for all.
