Annita Yes is a model, actress and professional DJ from Oviedo, Spain, known as Pamela Anderson’s official double and as the Best International Female DJ at the Premios Europa 2025. In this interview she talks about her childhood in Asturias, her media fame, her stadium sets and La Casa de Papel parties, and her love story with the Jason Momoa double.
This interview was originally published in Spanish. Read the original in Spanish
Annita Yes: Beauty, Nobility and Rhythm in Every Step
For Perumira Global Talent, it is a true privilege to present a one-of-a-kind interview with a woman who represents so much more than talent and fame. I’m talking about Annita Yes, a name that resonates powerfully on red carpets around the world, yet also whispers sweetness, sincerity and a noble spirit that wins over everyone lucky enough to meet her.
As CEO of Perumira, I have followed her career with admiration, and her essence too. Because Annita is not only Pamela Anderson’s official double, nor just the international DJ of legendary clubs and stadiums such as the Santiago Bernabéu or the stages of La Casa de Papel (Money Heist). She is, above all, a woman with authentic joy, a radiant humility and a warmth that charms effortlessly.
Born in Oviedo, raised among dreams and Asturian landscapes, she now lives in Madrid, where she shines as a total artist: model, influencer, actress, professional DJ and free spirit. Her story is marked by brave decisions, unforgettable media moments and the ability to reinvent herself with passion. From her international resemblance to Pamela to her closeness with Tommy Lee, every chapter of her life has made headlines… but none has managed to overshadow her authenticity.
Annita is more than an image: she is energy, she is music, she is emotion. Her sensitivity when she speaks, her connection with her fans, her ability to laugh and to laugh at herself, and her clear-eyed gaze make the world love her for who she is, not just for how she looks.
In this interview, we dive into her childhood, her roots, her artistic journey, her triumphs in the world of entertainment and a present full of tours, lights, glamour… and love, too. Because on top of everything, Annita shares her life with the double of Jason Momoa who has Peruvian blood, in a story as cinematic as it is real.
Get ready to meet an unforgettable woman who has conquered stages and hearts. Here she is… Annita Yes, exclusively for Perumira.
— Jaime William Mostacero Baca
CEO – Perumira Global Talent
Personal Life and Essence
1.- You were born in Oviedo. What memories still tie you to Asturias, even though you live in Madrid?
My family still lives in Asturias, and even though I live in Madrid, I go back for a whole week every month to be with my parents and my friends, because I’m Asturian through and through and I love enjoying my family; any time I can spend and enjoy with them is always welcome.
So, even though I live in Madrid, one week a month I head down to be with my family and my people.
2.- What was Annita like as a child? Did you like music, acting or art?
Ever since I was little, I loved the world of show business. I loved music and acting; I studied music from the time I was tiny, I loved art, I loved painting—as a little girl I wanted to be a painter. Later the painting thing didn’t work out, but well, I studied art too; I’m a pure humanities person, I love everything to do with Greek and classical art, I love it all. In Asturias we have Asturian pre-Romanesque art, which I imagine you know, and which is also really, really beautiful. We have a great deal of artistic culture in Asturias, an enormous amount, and after living in Greece, what fascinates me most is that it’s the cradle of art.
I lived very close to where Zeus was born, to the cave of Zeus, really close. I was in Crete, I lived where the Minotaur’s labyrinth is, so when it comes to art, I’ve traveled half the world seeing art.
Look, I also loved the ruins of Pompeii; I was there with Oslo, we had a tour in Naples and went to see Pompeii, and I really loved it, everything there is mind-blowing. I really love everything to do with art.
3.- What did you dream of being when you were a little girl?
I wanted to be a painter, I had always liked it a lot, and well, all little girls want to
be singers, of course, and in the end I’m not a singer, but I’m a producer of singers, so that’s something I take with me.
4.- Did you feel that one day you would be in front of crowds?
Look, I’m a Gemini, and Geminis are said to be people who devote themselves to speaking, giving speeches, acting, and it’s true that all the Geminis I know are great orators, meaning we love public speaking, we love the world of art, fashion, music; yes, I felt that sooner or later it would come.
5.- Who was your greatest female role model in your youth?
I think my mother. My mother was a teacher, she always wanted me to be a teacher; I wasn’t cut out for
it because I always knew I would love to be an artist, but I think my greatest role model was my mother, because my parents are wonderful, extraordinary people and I think that’s the greatest role model you can have, right? Truly finding parents like that has been the most marvelous thing in the world, and my grandparents too; my grandmother was the best to me as well.
6.- What inspires you today to keep growing?
The more I reach my goals, the more I want to rise; I mean, I think you always have to fight for your dreams and never throw in the towel. I have loads of friends who are singers, artists, and they throw in the towel right away, they get desperate, and no—I always say you have to take it step by step because this takes time; an artist’s career doesn’t happen in a day, it takes a very long time and every step you take in your career adds up, everything adds up, you grow little by little, so you never stop growing or learning.
7.- What is your favorite corner of Madrid to unwind?
I love Retiro Park, I love strolling through the Retiro in my free time, I think it’s really, really beautiful; besides, I love Madrid, I think I love everything about Madrid.
8.- What simple things bring you joy today?
Animals, I really like animals, although unfortunately because of my job I can’t have pets, since with constant travel I can’t take care of them, but really, those simple things, or enjoying being at home watching a movie, a day when you don’t have to work, calm, peace, enjoying your family, your partner—that’s what brings joy these days.
9.- What is a typical day in your life when there are no shows or events?
A normal day for Annita is just going without makeup, in a tracksuit, sportswear, sneakers; I’m a very, very normal person, I love my free time, I really like reading, I love watching classic films, I love movies, I also really enjoy playing video games with my partner, we love playing PlayStation, the Wii, we like going to places to see animals, whenever we can get away to see animal places we go to see them. A very, very normal person, very normal.
10.- What would you say to 10-year-old Annita if you had her in front of you?
I’d tell her, look, Anita, one day you’ll realize that when you dream of something, if you truly believe in yourself and work hard, you get it.
Best International Female DJ – Premios Europa 2025
11.- Annita, you have been recognized as Best International Female DJ at the Premios Europa 2025 (Europe Awards), under the direction of the visionary. What did it mean for you to receive this award on a continent so competitive and full of emerging female talent?
Receiving the Best International Female DJ award at the Premios Europa 2025 was a deeply moving and meaningful moment for me. On a continent where female talent is growing with such strength and creativity, this recognition represents not only a personal achievement but also a tribute to all the women who are leaving our mark on electronic music. Under the direction of a mind as inspiring as Killa Tedesqui, the award becomes even more valuable, because it reflects an inclusive, bold and avant-garde vision. I felt honored, grateful and even more motivated to keep breaking the mold.
I adore Killa, she is wonderful, a great professional with an even bigger heart. And for me, receiving that award is something so, so beautiful
12.- What do you think is your greatest contribution as an artist to this new generation of international DJs?
I think my greatest contribution as an artist to this new generation of international DJs is showing that you can succeed by being authentic. You don’t have to fit into molds or copy formulas. I bring a mix of feminine strength, passion for music and a unique style that connects with people. I’ve fused performance, image, energy and heart to create experiences, not just sets. If there’s one thing I want to leave a mark with, it’s that being yourself, with all your essence, is the true path to success.
Having my work appreciated and recognized at that level is a dream for every artist
13.- How do you manage to stay authentic while blending glamour, talent and connection with the audience in every show?
I stay authentic by being true to my roots, my values and the passion that drives me every time I step on stage. Glamour is part of my style, but my essence lies in real connection with people: in every glance, every beat, every smile they give back to me. I cultivate my talent with discipline, but it’s my energy and my truth that create that magic with the audience. It’s not about being perfect, but about being genuine… and that, I believe, is what shines brightest.”
14.- Besides being your manager, what role does Yola Berrocal Management play in your life
Yola Berrocal Management has been much more than an agency to me; it has been an ally, a guide and a key pillar in my career. Besides being my personal manager, having the backing of Yola and her team means having people who believe in my talent, push me to grow and share my artistic vision. Yola, with her experience and charisma, has given me not only incredible opportunities but also the confidence and strength to keep conquering stages. It is a luxury and a blessing to have her as part of my path.
Pamela Anderson’s Double – Fame, Controversy and the Media
15.- What was the exact moment when they told you “you look just like Pamela Anderson”?
Well, look, I was working at a modeling agency there in my city in Asturias and they called me for a casting at La Sexta for a reality show called “El Show de Cándido” and, look, they didn’t take me for the reality show and they said to me, how come you look like a very trendy actress called Pamela Anderson? Pamela Denise Anderson was her name back then, and I’ll never forget it, and it was Globomedia, which Emilio Aragón ran back then, and they didn’t take me for that reality show, but just two days later they called to say they had chosen me to play Pamela Anderson on a new TV show on La Sexta called “Sé lo que hicisteis con Patricia Conde” and they took me on to do the Pamela parodies, in a comedy vein.
I recreated the news with humor and I started there on “Sé lo que hiciste” and that’s when I began as Pamela Anderson’s double, and an important manager saw me, and the manager took me on and I started appearing in all the media.
16.- Was looking like her an opportunity or a pressure?
I’ll always say it was an opportunity, because I truly owe my whole career to being Pamela Anderson’s double, so I can’t say it was pressure, because it’s true that I started as a double and launched myself in television as a presenter and everything as a double, but then I trained as a DJ and in fact one of the parties I have is the Baywatch Party (Fiesta de los Vigilantes de la Playa), which I run as the official party, so I will always be Pamela Anderson.
17.- Do you remember your first media appearance as her double?
Yes, the first media appearance was on the show I told you about, “Sé lo que hicisteis”, and also on the show
“Dónde estás corazón”, which was the first interview they did with me on Antena 3 with the great Jaime Cantizano—I was super nervous—and it was the first television-level interview I ever did.
18.- What was the first country where you went viral as the official double?
I started everything in Spain, but after Spain I jumped to the United States, because I’ve won a lot of events and double awards in Las Vegas; I think in the United States, in Las Vegas precisely.
19.- How do you feel about every appearance on international shows?
Very good, I love it because, look, besides, I love traveling, discovering the world, meeting people, and in fact not long ago I was interviewed on one of the best TV shows in Miami, “Despierta América”, and honestly the interview was really, really lovely and I loved it.
I also remember very fondly the interview the Marca Claro team did with me in Mexico, and I should also tell you that the interview that touched my soul the most was with Ratones Colorados; it was the most beautiful interview, with Jesús Quintero.
20.- How did the media treat you in Latin America, especially in Mexico, Bolivia and Peru?
Wonderfully. Mexico, as I always say, I send a huge kiss to everyone at Marca Claro; in Bolivia, El Mañanero; and Peru, well, Peru is the first time—I mean, in terms of television in Peru, I haven’t been there until now.
I have appeared there; I’ve seen several international news items that ran on the front pages of several Peruvian newspapers, but honestly I haven’t made it onto television there until now. But you could say that the TV stations in Mexico, in Bolivia, in Miami, all of them, have been lovely to me.
21.- Which country surprised you most with the audience’s reaction?
I think Mexico. I loved Mexico. They even brought me chapulines colorados (red grasshoppers) to eat. I loved Mexico. Honestly, I think Mexico was the country that struck me the most. Yes.
22.- How did you react when you saw Pamela Anderson’s anger on learning that Tommy Lee had approached you?
Honestly, I was with Risto—I’m a huge fan of Risto Mejide, I love Risto—and we all kind of froze, it caught us by surprise, it caught everyone off guard, so it all happened so fast that I didn’t have time to react.
It was a shame, because I wanted to take a photo with her and all that, but there was no way. She left, banging the microphone with the door and slamming into the car. It was incredible, but well.
23.- How did you meet Tommy Lee? What kind of bond did you have?
I met Tommy Lee because I was the face of a social network that no longer exists, MySpace. I appeared naked on a mattress—naked, but you couldn’t see anything. Censored, on the mattress of a pink satin bed, and it said Pamela double or nothing. I was the image of MySpace worldwide. So Tommy Lee wrote to me, but of course, I thought it wasn’t him, I thought it was a fake account and so on, until he gave me his phone number, we started talking, we started contacting each other by webcam to see who we were. And he came to find me and took me on tour with him and with Motley Crue. And there I was, touring with them too.
A bond—well, we had a relationship, we were together for a while, but of course he lived in the United States and I was living in Budapest at the time. So, well, it got complicated, and, well, him with his life, me with mine, but hey, we’re friends.
24.- Were you afraid that story would affect your career?
No, I really didn’t feel afraid either, because besides the Pamela double thing, I’m also a DJ, so the DJ side has nothing to do with Pamela anymore.
25.- Did you ever try to get in touch with Pamela after her anger?
Well, no, honestly, I haven’t tried to contact her. I have friends in common with her, and everyone tells me she’s lovely and all that, but really, no. I’m not a crazy fan desperate to meet an idol or anything; it was simply a springboard in my career because I look like her, and that’s it, I don’t dwell on it any further.
I’m not a fanatic about meeting, no, not at all, no way, no way.
26.- How would you like her to see your work today?
It’s what I told Risto: I carry her image, I’ve been her image worldwide, always with respect. I’ve always admired her, above all for her humanitarian work, her work with animals; as a person, I think she’s a wonderful person, and I think it would be good for her to be proud of the whole double phenomenon, because it has really become an icon. So, that’s why.
27.- Did your physical resemblance help you or typecast you professionally?
I think it has always helped me, because as I say, I’ve done the DJ thing, but I’m still doing Baywatch (Vigilantes de la Playa) worldwide, so I can never say it has typecast me. No.
28.- Any funny anecdotes with fans who thought you were really Pamela?
Well, look, on one of the flights—I don’t remember exactly where to—I was sitting on the plane and I remember the flight attendant came and told me that they thought I was Pamela Anderson, that the guy, well, that the guys in the cockpit wanted to take a photo with me, the whole crew, that I should come into the cockpit, that they were big fans of mine, and I went into the cockpit, took the photo, and since they were so excited I didn’t tell them anything, and went back to sit in my seat. It was a lot of fun.
29.- Would you like to act, or have you already acted, in a series or film like her or portraying your own story?
Well, there’s something coming very soon, actually; the thing is I can’t talk about it yet, but you’ll see it shortly and it’s going to be something worldwide that I think will be really, really big.
30.- Is there a country where you dream of doing a tour as a double?
Well, look, Peru, because Peru is one of the few countries where I’ve never been and I would be so thrilled to be there, because I have lots of friends there and I’d love to get to know it; besides, people have told me wonderful things about Peru.
31.- What is the hardest part of being the reflection of such an iconic figure?
I’d say the hardest part is that people really think I’m her and they scrutinize everything—the flaws, the mistakes, everything. I’m not her, I’m me and she’s her; there aren’t two identical people, nor even very similar ones, whatever they say; every person is a world. So there are people who see the double thing and say, oh look, you resemble her in this, no you don’t; I’m simply a double who looks like her physically and that’s it. I’m not her, she’s her and I’m me; we’re very different.
32.- Have you ever felt jealousy toward other people as Pamela Anderson’s double?
No, I’m not a jealous person; on the contrary, I always admire; in fact, I admire her, I’ve never been jealous of other people either, no, jealousy isn’t my thing, no way.
33.- Which media outlet impacted you most when interviewing you?
With Jesús Quintero—he was one of the best journalists in Spain, in the world, a wonderful person, impressive—so when Jesús Quintero called me to interview me, since he only interviewed really big people like Rocío Jurado, huge world-famous artists, I couldn’t believe it, I couldn’t believe it, so when I went it was like a dream; for me, really, that Jesús Quintero, who interviewed Rocío Jurado and such big people, wanted to interview me was something I’ll never forget, and it was the best interview I’ve ever had in my whole life, it was truly impressive.
34.- Would you like to write a book about this experience?
Yes, because actually as a little girl I also liked writing, I wrote a lot and also fantasized about being a writer; I’d love to be able to do it, in fact I’m talking with several publishers because I’d really love to, so you all might be in for a surprise.
International DJ – Real Madrid, the Spanish National Team and La Casa de Papel
35.- How did your career as a professional international DJ begin?
Well, look, I was working doing the call TV shows for Telecinco and La Sexta in Budapest, and when I came back from Budapest I enrolled in the INTED school of DJs, Electronic Music and Production in Madrid, with its director José Ignacio Simón and the great Christian Varela, and I learned with them there. I took the courses there, kept training, and eventually made my debut with them at Rock in Rio Madrid, which was also one of the most beautiful experiences of my life.
36.- How did you become the official DJ of Real Madrid and the Spanish National Team?
This is very curious because they called me to go with Soraya Arnelas, the singer, to perform—because we had the same manager—to perform in Mallorca at some parties she held in the Spanish national team’s tents, and I was DJing there in the booth and a gentleman came over, who had come with his family, right? A lovely older gentleman, very pleasant, he said to me, oh dear, I love how you spin, when I was little I was a DJ, as a young man I was a DJ, I spun in Ibiza, and he said “I want to invite you, with me and my family, who are inside the tents, to dinner tonight so you can sit at our table” and he was so pleasant, then he came with his family, they came and they were so pleasant and of course I said “sure”
And what was my surprise when they told me, don’t you know who they are? And I said no, and it turned out it was Rafa Nadal’s grandfather, his uncle who was also a footballer at Barcelona, and his father, and they sat me with them at their table; I remember Rafa was at the Shanghai tournament, and I stayed having dinner with them at their table with his family, and they called the president of the federation who was there and said we want her to be the national team’s next DJ, you have to sign her and put her up there, and that’s how they signed me thanks to Rafa Nadal’s grandfather, uncle and father; I’ll always be truly grateful, it was a dream come true, all of it.
37.- What does it feel like to play in stadiums full of fans and emotion?
Imagine, the stadium thing is wonderful. I’m a Real Madrid fanatic, a huge fan, so when I DJed—I did the Tenth, the Champions League final, which was Real Madrid against Atlético de Madrid, that we won in the last minute—it was just incredible, being there with Villa, with Raúl; it’s a dream come true, truly, it’s something that fills you and you can’t explain what it feels like because it’s wonderful.
38.- What does it mean to you to be none other than the Official DJ of La Casa de Papel, which is making waves everywhere—to mention just a few countries, a sweeping success in Poland, Dubai, Italy, Greece, London?
It’s one of my favorite parties, “La casa de Papel”, I contacted Roberto García “Oslo” and proposed to him, hey, look, let’s take advantage of me being a DJ and put together the La Casa de Papel parties, what do you think? Let’s go all over the world, and that’s how it all started, and well, we’ve traveled half the world.
In Italy we also signed with a very famous clothing brand from there, we toured all the shopping centers, we caused total chaos, Naples was brought to a standstill, the streets, everything—you couldn’t walk, it was a phenomenon. Oslo couldn’t walk down the street because he was like a god, there’s nothing like it, even more so in Italy with Bella Ciao; it was impressive
In Dubai we did a New Year’s Eve, it was impressive and honestly it’s a very beautiful party and we keep selling it all over the world and in fact we’d love to do it in Peru. In fact Roberto was recently in Chile filming a trilogy with Amazon, but we haven’t been to Peru and we’d really like to bring it there
39.- What’s next within La Casa de Papel, Annita? This has to continue.
It has to continue. Well, of course, we’re continuing with the La Casa de Papel parties and right now we’re closing precisely Poland, the Poland tour, and in October another very big surprise is coming with La Casa de Papel.
40.- How are you experiencing this incomparable and overwhelming experience in La Casa de Papel as its Exclusive DJ?
The experience is brutal. I remember when we started, which was in Italy precisely, in the middle of the boom with Bella Ciao, and we signed with an Italian clothing brand, we did the campaign image in all the shopping centers across Italy, Sicily, Naples and it was impressive. We couldn’t walk down the street; it was a unique experience, above all in the Italy region, with a very, very big welcome. And well, here we are, still going.
41.- What has been your most memorable set so far?
I think it was the Champions League, the one in Portugal, Real Madrid, Atlético de Madrid; it was an impressive experience, a unique experience, truly.
42.- Do you prefer stadiums, clubs or private events?
Honestly, as a DJ I like everything because I love my job, I love feeling the audience, vibrating with my music, so I have no preference, because every time I stand in front of the mixing desk, I enjoy it, whether with more people or fewer. Of course, when you’re with lots and lots of people you enjoy it much more, but honestly I always enjoy it, I love my job.
43.- Which city in the world would you love to conquer with your music?
This summer I’ll be in Hawaii for the first time and honestly it’s one of the dreams I’ve always had, to DJ in Hawaii, and very soon it’s going to come true.
44.- Is there an international DJ who inspires or whom you admire?
Of course Christian Varela, because I come from the school with Christian. Among women, I love Deborah De Luca, I think Deborah De Luca is impressive, for me she’s the best DJ in the world. And, well, Oscar Mulero of course, Calcos, and well, those are my favorites.
45.- Do you see a future where you combine acting, modeling and music?
A future that combines acting with music, of course I see it, since I love fashion and music; in fact my designer is Franz Auza,, Bolivian, he’s my boy, the best designer in the world, who travels with me to all the events whenever he can. He was with me in Las Vegas at The Reel Awards and Las Vegas Fashion Week, I adore him.
Love, Social Media and the Future
46 How did you meet the Jason Momoa double, who has Peruvian blood? Was it love at first sight?
Dani (Daniel Hernández Ibarburu) is multifaceted, and I loved that, because besides being a double, he’s an actor, teacher, certified personal trainer, higher technician in dietetics, and has been a fitness champion; and I decided to contact him to hire him
47.- What do you both have in common as official doubles of such iconic celebrities?
We have a lot in common: we both like the world of film and TV and, above all, helping with our image in every way we can—charity events, solidarity causes such as bringing toys to sick children at Christmas, visiting hospitals to bring a smile, charity soccer matches, helping abandoned animals, etc
48.- Would you like to do projects together, such as a tour or fashion campaign?
Of course, we’d love to do a campaign together since I think the image of the two of us is very groundbreaking. And of course we’d love to go on tour together in Peru.
49.- How real is the world of social media for you?
Personally, I owe most of my work to social media; I think they are a good advertising platform for an artist.
50.- If you had to sum up your story in a single word… which would it be and why?
My story in a single word is Fighter
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Answer with the first thing that comes to mind… no filter and without overthinking it!
- Pamela Anderson – An icon who pushed me to shine
- Real Madrid – Pride, rhythm and heart
- Oviedo – Where my story began
- Makeup – My shield and my art
- Success – Perseverance, passion and a touch of madness
- Lights – The soul of the show.
- DJ set – My favorite language
- Taking a break – A reset to come back stronger
- Passion My engine
- Love – Everything I am
- Red carpet – Where you step with power
- Beach – My happy place
- Travel – Inspiration in motion
- Fans – My reason and my drive
- Perfection – Being true to myself
- Glamour – Shining without asking permission
- Heels – Power in every step
- Freedom – Making my life a stage
- America – Big dreams
- Madness – My creative ally
- Ibiza – Where I vibe highest
- Selfie Eternal moments
- Energy – What runs through my veins
- Fame – A way of telling my story
- Music – My way of speaking to the world
- Inspiration – It’s in every heartbeat and every story
- Romance – Between lights, beats and glances
- Adrenaline – My comfort zone
- Future – I write it at full volume
- Jason Momoa ; strength and philanthropy
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🔷 Community Manager y creador de contenidos desde 2011.
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