Salma Hayek is one of the celebrities who has come to her place in important roles in Hollywood history, but behind all her great work is a difficult disorder she has been suffering from since she was 12 years old.
The actress was diagnosed with dyslexia during her high school years where she could not speak and read fluently, nor did she learn new words, but despite these complications she managed to make her college career successful.
Once Hayek learned of her suffering she was tempted by the performance and underwent vocal exercises because her condition would not affect her filming in the novel Teresa, but it was after that that she be easy to move forward and learn your lines to become a producer.
The famous 54-year-old was part of the popular Oscar and Golden Globe nominations that made her grow up and realize that although she is late reading a script she can learn at first.
The highly praised actress declared, “I have an accent, I’m dyslexic, short and full. Say anything and I have her, but I’m here. I have to be the luckiest woman in the world,” Salma said of her condition. “