Actress Martha Higareda again became a trend on social media, although this occasion was not for a new production for the big screen or for her talent, but for her beauty, although it’s not what you think. The Mexican caused a stir when compared to Gal Gadot.Fanatics of whom she starred in “No Manches, Frida” ensured that in one of her most recent photographs she has a great resemblance to the Wonder Woman of DC Comics, which quickly made the subject viral.
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The one born in Villahermosa, Tabasco, appears in profile with the hair collected, the face washed and a sketch of smile that highlights its beauty. His followers claim that the great similarity is mostly in the hair, his eyebrows, lips, freckles and even the gesture he has.
Martha Higareda accompanied the image with emotional words that purport to raise awareness by sharing a beautiful story that happened next to her father.” When I was a little girl, my dad gave me one of her many life lessons. We were driving and stopped at a traffic light. To my right was a gentleman driving an old, rusty car, the windows were downstairs and he had his arm outside and he was laughing and singing. On the left side came a gentleman in a BMW talking to himself perhaps, his hands fluttered and he was angry. As soon as he turned green, the BMW soon played the horn. The man had been saying rudeness and a bad mood. My dad asked me: Who do you think is most successful? He said: he’s not the man in the BMW. Success is not measured by child money, but by our ability to enjoy the moment. The GUY in the BMW could die now as the most miserable man in the world. The man in the old car can die now being happy. No matter how much you have, there are rich people who are actually very poor and there are very, very rich poor people. Life is fragile. Let’s take our time to be in the here and in the Now.” Although the message certainly leaves almost any reader reflecting, most people who saw his photograph ignored him to comment on his resemblance to actress Israel.
