Hey everyone. Welcome back to the Nikki and Bree Show. And today's guest is someone we have been so excited to sit down with. She's an incredible actress, a proud mama, and honestly, one of those people who radiates warmth, kindness, and authenticity.

You may know her from the DC universe as Rosa Vakas in Shazam, but she's also starting in a brand

new crime drama, MIA, which everyone is already buzzing about.

She's talented, hilarious, down to earth, and we have a feeling this conversation is going to

feel more like three girlfriends catching up than an interview. Please welcome to the show,

the beautiful Martha Melanz. Oh, hello, everybody. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello.

Hello, chicas. Let's go have my Margarita.

I'm in Ibiza, so I wish it would be here with me and then we would continue this at the bar, but yeah, we'll do it virtually.

Oh my gosh, I'm so jealous.

You know, I've never been there and I've been dying to go to Abisa.

I grew up here and let me tell you, I come from paradise. It's just everything is perfect here.

I love that. So now you were born and raised in Madrid, Spain, right?

I was born and raised in Madrid, but I basically would grow up all the summers, Christmases, Easters, holidays, long weekends, I would come to Ibiza with my family. So all my actual fond memories of childhood,

of happiness, of leisure, of being feeling free and just happy, was always in Ibiza.

So for me, this is what I call my home in my heart is this island.

And it's wild because it's known.

Obviously, people in the world know it as the party island and da-da-da-da-da-da.

But back in, you know, centuries ago, it was a place where people would gravitate from all parts of the Mediterranean to come and retire here in Ibiza, particularly.

And then in the 50s, when all the hippies started coming to Ibiza and it became cool in the 70s and then the explosion of nightclubs and stuff like that.

But there's truth to the origin of where the island of Ibita is set on.

It's a lot of quartz crystals.

So energetically, it's not, I mean, I'm not even being cuckoo about it.

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