Theirs is a movie love, precisely because they met during a shoot, but their relationship can also be said to be high-flying since they are passionate about traveling. Anna Castillo and Álvaro Mel do not stop still for a second and take advantage of the minimum to see the world, with London and Paris being the latest destinations they have enjoyed together in the most romantic way.
The 31-year-old actress from Barcelona has opened her personal photo album where she gives a good account of these two unforgettable trips with the actor from Salamanca (28), in which they were able to enjoy the unique corners that both the British and French capitals offer.
On a tourist and gastronomic route, the winner of a Goya in 2017 for El Olivo has shared all kinds of plans with her boy in two of the most cosmopolitan cities of the Old Continent. From having a good broth on the terrace of a restaurant to combat the low temperatures, to tasting the “steak tartare that I have never liked the most” – she said – at La Brasserie L’Emil which is in the Château Voltaire Hotel.
Images that not only reflect the moment full of happiness that they live next to each other, but also have an obvious artistic touch under the gaze of Anna Castillo and what she intends to reflect about each place she visits. Not only are they and everything around them the protagonists of the snapshots, but there is also the occasional unexpected appearance such as that of Alejandro Amenábar.
Immortalized inside what looks like a cafeteria, we see the director of Thesis and The Sea Inside posing with a group of friends and with Álvaro Mel, whom he discovered for the general public by giving him the leading role in the miniseries La Fortuna (Movistar+ , 2021). Time has passed since that time and, from what they show in that meeting, their friendship remains intact.
Historical buildings, museums, clothing stores… lovers have made the most of their days in these large European cities, wandering from one place to another so as not to miss a single detail that they can capture with their camera. Without a doubt, a good number of memories during those intense cultural days whose culmination was a charming hotel room where they could rest.