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This woman is a gem of a talent. Her acting is visceral, palpable, but most importantly, real. Her portrayal of Tina Marrero in The Bear feels more like you're watching a documentary of a real person than some one-dimensional sketch of a Spanish caricature. I am so freaking elated she's the first Latina to win a Best Supporting Actress Emmy for her performance on this show. She's a force of nature and makes me proud to be a Latina 💛
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