Guadalupe Valeska Cáceres González was born on May 20, 2003, in Telpaneca, a municipality located in the department of Madriz, in the Republic of Nicaragua. She is the daughter of Axel Ismael Cáceres and Irma Yolanda González. Her mother, Irma Yolanda, is a professional dedicated to education, working as a teacher in the Nicaraguan Ministry of Education (MINED). From her early childhood, Guadalupe demonstrated a marked inclination toward invention and fantasy. Guadalupe would create a multitude of stories and imaginary worlds while absorbed in her games, which nurtured and considerably stimulated her innate creativity. This creative streak, combined with a deep passion for dance and an intrinsic connection to Nicaraguan culture, delineated the main path for her personal evolution and development throughout her life. Added to this is her deep-rooted love of singing, which gave her the opportunity to sing a song called “Ella” with the band The Veilers. This passion has led her to be actively involved in the church choir, as well as to participate regularly in cultural activities organized in her hometown. Guadalupe cherishes her high school years as one of the most rewarding periods of her life. The constant interaction and daily camaraderie with her classmates made each school day exceptionally enjoyable. She particularly highlights her senior year, a period in which, as part of the typical teenage experience, she allowed herself to participate in various pranks and spontaneous actions, such as jumping the school's perimeter fence and creating moments considered ridiculous or irreverent. Driven by an insatiable curiosity and a constant desire to acquire new knowledge, Guadalupe embarked on a varied academic path. Initially, she enrolled to study Medical Technology at the University of the West, an institution now named after Ricardo Morales Avilés. Later, her interest led her to the field of Veterinary Medicine, a discipline she began studying at the Francisco Luis Espinoza Pineda National University (UNFLEP) campus in Estelí. Alongside her university studies, Guadalupe has had a remarkable foray into the workforce. She demonstrated great resilience and work ethic by working for three years as a factory worker in the tobacco industry, specifically at the renowned My Father Cigars company in Estelí, an experience that provided her with valuable knowledge of the sector. Currently, Guadalupe has channeled her talent and expressiveness into the arts, working as a voice actress at Nicánima Studios, where she has lent her voice to the character of Atzin, the witch protagonist of the traditional legend of Laguna de Apoyo, showcasing her versatility in dubbing. Her personality is distinguished by a natural charisma and an exceptionally positive attitude, qualities that solidify her as a highly reliable person and perfectly suited for acting. From her early years, Guadalupe Valeska Cáceres González has maintained a dynamic and committed participation with the rich cultural expression and deep-rooted traditions of Nicaragua.
