Paulina Goto, a talented and accomplished Mexican actress, hails from a rich cultural background, being the daughter of the illustrious Gonzalo Vega, a celebrated actor in his own right, and Leonora Sisto, a skilled and accomplished actress. This notable family lineage has undoubtedly had a profound impact on Paulina's own career, as she has grown up surrounded by the world of entertainment. Moreover, Paulina's sibling, Zuria Vega, is also an accomplished actress in her own right, making the sisters a formidable force to be reckoned with in the Mexican entertainment industry.
Paulina's fervent enthusiasm for flamenco dance drove her to dedicate two decades to mastering the art form, concurrently pursuing her passion for acting by enrolling in CEFAC, the esteemed acting school of TV Azteca.
From a remarkably young age of 17, Paulina's journey in theater commenced, as she made her stage debut alongside her father in a production of the classic play "Don Juan Tenorio", taking on the pivotal role of Doña Inés. Her impressive acting chops also led her to appear in the captivating play "Perras".
Paulina has made a significant impact in the world of film, with her notable performances in various cinematic endeavors. One of her most notable roles was in the film "Amor, dolor y viceversa", a production that showcased her exceptional acting abilities.
In addition to her work in "Amor, dolor y viceversa", Paulina has also had the opportunity to star in another notable film, "Daniel and Ana". This film, which premiered at the prestigious Cannes Festival, allowed her to share the screen with talented actors Darío Yazbek and José María Torre.
Paulina's television career embarked upon a remarkable journey in the year 2003, with her debut appearance in the popular TV Azteca soap opera "Enamórate", where she took on the intricately crafted and captivating role of Fedra, a young millionaire endowed with a remarkable ability to manipulate and obsess over those around her, showcasing a depth of acting prowess that would go on to earn her widespread recognition and acclaim.
Paulina's impressive acting career took a dramatic turn in 2007 when she embarked on the complex and emotionally demanding role of Gina Montero, a troubled individual struggling with addiction, in the captivating television series "While There Is Life". This pivotal performance not only showcased her remarkable acting abilities but also marked a significant milestone in her journey as a talented thespian. Building upon this success, Paulina went on to star in the intriguing telenovelas "Noche Eternal" and "Eternamente tuya", further demonstrating her impressive range and versatility as an actress.
Paulina's subsequent roles in her acting career consisted of portraying the antagonistic character of Sara Castelán in the television series "Eternamente tuya", a role that showcased her versatility as an actress. She then took on the lead role of Elisa Mendoza in the drama series "Emperatriz", further demonstrating her range and ability to bring complex characters to life on screen.
In the year 2014, Paulina relocated to the Republic of Chile, a country situated in the southwestern part of South America, in order to participate in the production of a television series titled "Sitiados".
Paulina has had a romantic connection with her co-star Alberto Guerra, who portrayed the character of Mauricio in the television series "Emperatriz". This romantic connection has taken on a unique dimension, as Alberto is currently married to Paulina's sister, the talented actress Zuria Vega, thus making him her brother-in-law.
