Sergio Mayer, a well-known figure from La Casa de los Famosos 6, shared his experiences of acting in films for Pemex that were created as training guides for the company's employees.
Sergio Mayer, a current member of the Mexican legislature on leave and previous contestant on La Casa de los Famosos 6, reminisced about his involvement in movies created for Pemex, the state-owned petroleum company in Mexico. These films, filmed over 26 years ago, aimed to serve as training and guidance tools for employees who faced various challenges in their daily work. Mayer detailed how they were hired alongside other celebrities like Lis Vega and Polo Ortín for this project, which was an unconventional venture in his early career as an actor.
During this cinematic venture, Mayer not only acted but also participated in a training course with Pemex employees, which gave him insights into the working environment and challenges faced by the company’s personnel. He disclosed that he was compensated approximately 15 thousand pesos for his work, which highlights the financial aspects and the unconventional nature of his participation in these industrial films. The project was aimed at increasing awareness and educating workers about the potential risks and responsibilities in their roles within the company.
Mayer's anecdote provides a glimpse into the intersections of entertainment and education in corporate environments, particularly in a company as significant to Mexico's economy as Pemex. As part of a broader narrative, this story illustrates how celebrities can influence educational initiatives through their involvement, making the training programs more relatable while also reflecting on Mayer's ongoing journey in the media and politics.
