 Stereotypical identities that have spurred from the idea that Hispanic and Latina women are "hot-tempered", "tempestuous", "promiscuous," and "sexy" include the "fiery Latina" and the "hot señorita".Both stem from the fact that Hispanic and Latina women are continually sexualized and eroticized on popular programming and in the entertainment industry as a whole.Recent examples include Sofia Vergara's character on "Modern Family", but examples date back to the 1920s and 1930s with, "Dolores del Río playing the exotic and passionate lover of the 1920s, and Carmen Miranda playing sexy and bombshell characters in the 1930s and 1940s".