In the Netflix series, Wandinha is played by Jenna Ortega, who is of Mexican and Puerto Rican descent.
Released in 2022, the first season of Wandinha was one of the biggest hits in Netflix of the year. Now, the already confirmed second year of the series starring Jenna Ortega will further explore the Latino heritage of the iconic character, who has also been portrayed by Lisa Loring, Christina Ricciamong other actresses.
During an interview with indiewire, Miles Millar, one of the creators of the series, commented on the possible narrative choices for the second season. Furthermore, he explained how the scriptwriters are looking for a way to highlight the Latino side of Wandinha.
“It’s so rare to find an iconic character of this stature,” said the executive. “We really try to find ways to [destacar isso] in an authentic way.” It is worth remembering how Jenna Ortega He is of Mexican and Puerto Rican descent.
“What Wandinha listened to when you were a kid? Which [instrumento] gomez [interpretado por Luis GuzmĂ¡n] would you play? Finding moments where we could really make her look like a girl who grew up in New Jersey with a Latino father,” continued Millar.
How would that resonate with her as a teenager? Certainly this season, we’re looking for more ways to explore that.
At another point in the conversation, Miles Millar revealed how he and the screenwriter Al Gough were surprised by the resounding success of the Netflix. “While we thought it was an easy thing, a lot of people clearly didn’t,” she said. “We thought, ‘Well, maybe it’s a hit, more like a high school show. CW.'”
But it became much, much more than that. We never anticipated the level of impact and reaction it had.
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Source: Rollingstone

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