Celebrity Biographies
DANIELA REQUENA (‘NIGHTMARE IN PARADISE’): HER AGE, HER TRANSITION AND HER LINK WITH THE PSOE
A 30-year-old Valencian, she moved to Madrid to study Journalism at the Complutense University. It was in the capital where she began her transition process, at the same time that she began to enter the world of work.
She took her first steps as editor of Happy FM and programs like ‘Deluxe’ and recently ‘Espejo Público’. Despite working in the media, her popularity came thanks to social networks, where she began to tell the details of her changes and operations.
Although YouTube and Instagram helped her promote herself, where she really became a viral phenomenon was on TikTok, at a time when it had not yet become the fashionable social network.
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Her clarity when speaking earned her hundreds of thousands of followers, a popularity that has led her to appear before the cameras as an interviewee and collaborator of ‘Espejo Público’.
Before announcing her participation in A Nightmare in El Paraíso, she published the book ‘Mom, I am a woman’. It is about the compilation of her experiences throughout the time that her transition has lasted.
While talking about his family, and the support he has always received from them, he has also told numerous anecdotes that have happened to him in the field of love. The most talked about was her affair with a boy who was a follower of the Vox party.
Despite the fact that his ideas seem to be at the antipodes, the truth is that he has become one of the stories most followed by his fans. Finally, after comings and goings, Daniela decided to eliminate him from her life and never hear from him again.
DANIELA REQUENA’S RELATIONSHIP WITH THE PSOE
In addition to her book, she has also entered the world of politics, being appointed secretary of the LGTBI area of the PSOE in Valencia. She will have to put this position aside due to her entry into reality.
Daniela will initially enter a farm without a partner that she will share with Nadie Jémez , Xavier Font , Israel Arroyo , Marco Ferri , Mónica Hoyos , Gloria Camila Ortega , Juan Alfonso Milán , Pipi Estrada and Omar Sánchez , among others.