Hello there, welcome back to Latina to Latina.

You probably know Diane Guerrero for her roles on Orange is the New Black, Jane the Virgin, and Superior Donuts.

She is an incredible and compelling actor.

But the most captivating story Diane tells is her own.

When she was just 14 years old, her parents and older brother were

deported to Columbia, leaving Diane to figure out how to make a life for herself in the U.S.

Coordinating our schedule so I could fly out to L.A. took a minute, but it was worth it to have

the type of conversation she and I had. Where are you coming from? I'm coming from home right now. I'm sort of frazzled because I'm

like packing, going away for vacation for a couple days and then I'm going to go see my family in

Columbia for a week. When is this coming out? Because I'm surprising them. Don't worry. Got it.

Okay, good. Good, good. Yeah. I'm preparing to go see't worry. Got it. Okay, good.

Good, good.

Yeah, I'm preparing to go see my family.

Yeah, because you don't get to see them very often.

No, I don't see them very often. And so, like, every time I do, it's just, like, it's a big deal.

And so I'm excited for that, and I've had a, I've had a busy week.

Yeah, really busy week. Yeah, a really busy week. Yeah, I have.

Big announcements.

Yes, I just booked a new role for a DC Universe show called Doom Patrol, and I'm really excited for that.

I'm playing a character called Crazy Jane, who has 64 different personalities, and

with each personality comes a different superpower, and it's just like a band of weirdos,

and it's like the world that they live in is really interesting, and so I just think it's

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