Mijail Mulkay acts alongside his daughter Camila Bordón in new series "Paraíso Blanco"

August 9, 2023

Cuban actor Mijail Mulkay comments that in the series "Paraíso Blanco" on the streaming platform Vix, he shares acting with his daughter Camila Bordón Arenal.

The audiovisual, which deals with the theme of Colombian drug traffickers, can be viewed starting July 20 and is produced by Caracol Televisión.

Through his Instagram profile, the artist shared some images of his character Richy Fontana and, according to what he stated in a comment, it is about a Cuban.

"Meet Richy Fontana in 'Paraíso Blanco' on Vix, superseries, premiere produced by Caracol TV", wrote the artist in his post.

In another post on this same social network, Mulkay uploaded a video of the filming process of this series in which, as he himself announced, he shares scenes with Sebastián Osorio, Variel Sánchez, César Álvarez, Michal Malinowski, Bibiana Navas, Isabella Miranda, Valeria Galviz, and Camila Bordón, his daughter with popular Cuban actress Jacqueline Arenal.

Camila also posted emotional words on her Instagram profile about this premiere and the work alongside her father.

"On July 20, 'Paraíso Blanco' premiered on Vix ... a beautiful project that gave me beautiful moments and wonderful people. And that, furthermore, allowed me to share scenes once again with my Mijail Mulkay who is always a hug for the soul. You can't miss it!", wrote the young actress alongside several images from the filming process.

"Paraíso Blanco" is a bio series that tells the story of Carlos Lehder, a man who "changed drug trafficking forever when he decided to buy an island 340 km off the coast of Florida in the 1970s", according to the audiovisual's synopsis.

Lehder bribed authorities and sent bags of cocaine in small planes that flew below the radar and evaded police and investigators. For this reason, he avoided using so-called "mules" and managed to make millions while becoming an eccentric and perverse figure.

According to the synopsis: "Lehder was the first major Colombian drug trafficker to be extradited and tried in the U.S. in 1987: he served a 33-year prison sentence and is now a free man".