Selam Ortega

Selam Ortega’s star is definitely on the rise, and honestly, it’s about time people started paying real attention. You might’ve caught her in Red Queen (2024), where she absolutely crushed it—her performance had that perfect mix of sharp wit and messy, real-life vulnerability. She’s not afraid to tackle the kind of characters you don’t see every day: rough around the edges, a little mysterious, and stubborn as hell. Then there’s Raising Voices (2024), where she flips the script and brings this raw, emotional energy. The story’s heavy—think teenagers dealing with secrets that could blow up their whole world—but Selam’s not just along for the ride. She’s the lightning rod, the one you can’t look away from even when everything’s falling apart. She's got this way of making every line sound like she’s lived it, not just memorized it. That’s rare, and it hits different. Now, with Mala Influencia (2025) on the horizon, there’s a buzz. No one’s totally sure what to expect because, let’s be real, Selam doesn’t do predictable. People are betting it’s going to be another wild ride—probably messy, probably controversial, definitely unforgettable. She’s got that thing going where you believe her, even when her character’s making terrible decisions or going way off script. Whether she’s center stage or stealing scenes from the sidelines, Selam Ortega is one of those names you just know is about to get a whole lot bigger.