Look at Jennifer Lopez's double and know how she copes with her role

Miami.- The Latin roots of Jennifer's popular double
López, the businesswoman Connie Peña, is an advantage to emulate the movements
of the Bronx diva's heart attack, to which her striking resemblance has led
suffer not only his complicated choreography but the ardor of his
admiradores

Peña, born in Santa Ana (California) of a Peruvian father and
Mexican mother says to leave the skin to become the first double of
Jennifer Lopez who pays tribute to the New York artist where she does not do it
he only tries to imitate his physique, but his musical and motor skills.

Businesswoman and personality of the world of entertainment
Las Vegas, Peña has never been professionally dedicated to dance or song,
so that looking like JLo was predicted as a daunting task.

"I even cried, it's so hard!
I thought I can not and I'm not JLo. For me it's something very new, but I do not
I will part, "says Efe Peña, since he's gone to Oscar fights
The Hoya in Las Vegas 15 years ago, people have already underlined its similarity
singer of "On The Floor".

And even though her pregnancy eight years ago made her push back
proposal of the Puerto Rican choreographer Papote Varet, that when he saw it
present a beauty contest was amazed by his resemblance to
Jennifer Lopez, at the end of last year decided to exploit this similarity.

"You're going to be my next JLo," he said.
shock, that a Latin gentleman told me that, "recalls Peña from the proposal
de Varet, current artistic director of the project "JLO The Tribute",
whose world premiere is scheduled for August in Los Angeles.

It seems difficult to match the number of scenarios
has walked on Jennifer Lopez in her more than 20 years of experience, but Peña badures
that "we ask everywhere", so it's visualized by
different countries being part of the world's "huge" tributes.

From Michael Jackson to Ricky Martin and from Shakira to Britney
Spears, all great artists have their doubles and their tributes, a way
to honor those figures who manage to move mbades.

To do this, Peña began to change the "look" and
she left her hair long, changed her makeup and people started calling her
JLo "every day."

"First and foremost they had to listen to me sing for
check that we could get twice as much as JLo. I am not a professional dancer,
but I like to dance because I have Latin roots, "says the
event presenter.

She follows dance clbades, vocalisation to reach the
Jennifer Lopez's tone and interpretation to internalize their gestures and

And everything has a result

"Oh my God!" (Oh my God!) That's Jennifer
Lopez! ", Peña heard the first moment, he arrived at the Hotel
Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas, place of the Billboard Awards Gala
Last April

The enthusiasm of those present led Peña to
have three bodyguards, and even one of them confused with the
Singer of the Bronx.

At the awards ceremony, which also
Jennifer Lopez came, lots of participants confused the Californian
with the star of Puerto Rican origin when he got up to go to

"The whole stadium started screaming.
They took pictures I could not do anything, I lowered my head, "he explains.
"As much as I say I'm not JLo, people do not let me go, be it in Miami, Los
Angeles or Mexico. "

Overall, the similarity with the singer also meant
the negative part of the celebrity, and admits to being afraid for some
fanatics and "a little loud" messages that gets.

Also, it's not cheap to become Jennifer's double
López, says Peña, who will not leave, for the moment, his personal belongings,
like her beauty salon because they are her source of investment for this adventure.

Still, he likes the experience because it's a
challenge, "and says that he never signed an autograph as if it was Jennifer
Lopez, that he has not met yet in person.

He has an invitation to do so
producer of his music, he taught the images to the real singer, who
He responded with pleasure knowing that Peña would make his first tribute.

The whole process of transformation will be immortalized in
a documentary that will show his efforts to represent the diva of New York
as faithfully as possible, and carry its mark all over the world.