“I’m impressed by what I’m reading along with the lyrics.”

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How we have been friends throughout our lives. This is the perception that a person gives in the body when you can read about the new intimate meeting between Penelope Cruz and Rosalia in Vogue magazine. organized a celebration of the November anniversary, where the journalist is no more and no less than Almodovar’s muse.

When they talk, the stars speak in a tone worthy of two people who know they “have a connection,” as they call it. In mutual conversation, without touching and in complete trust, stars sum up their life stories, In the wake of fame, they analyze the letters that dominate the panorama, delve into motherhood and even remember old stories and tales that they shared on various occasions.

At this level, it is important to note that the magazine is not yet available in large format, the fact is that the background and production are black and white, with a lush and mysterious style, despite this, it has created all sorts of expectations among fans of ambas figuras ya que We saw them united in a fusion like never before.

Apoyo of family as something necessary for fame

Memories of both deciding to embrace the light, both emphasized the importance of their origins and the support of their family at the moment when they devoted themselves to art, which coincided with their childhood. “My fathers always told me that he should die with what he chose.who asks me everything, gives me courage and encourages me, who doesn’t ask me anything. I appreciate that they will never tell me that I was making a move for the safer second option. They agreed from the very beginning that they wanted to be artists, that’s all right,” the author of “Saoko” expressed about the fact that the actress also shared that it took her a long time to dedicate herself to the interpretation.

“Yes, me too. My soul never jumps for joy They ask me, honey, like: “Okay, hijja, this will be very difficult, but if you want to try…”. They also kept me grounded because they didn’t belong to me, they validated me and I stopped trying, but they also let me know it wasn’t easy,” Penelope said.

Fame, as a consequence of their hobbies, is also connected to their mental health, as well as their family. “I was talking to a psychiatrist friend the other day, and he explained to me the reasons why fame is one of the things that makes someone depressed the most, which is why everyone is very young,” said the lead character in “Everything Above.” my mother’.

“Yes, this is something that can destabilize you very easily. For me it’s always the fear of fire, it’s something that tests my limits. And at the end I always remember: “God does not give me a load that I cannot lift.” I also tried to make them think that this was an office like any other. And I think that I exist to do exactly what I need to do, and I think about that too. I would include it for free, I would include it because I really like it,” Rosalia told her interlocutor, who said that it was her family who always took care of her safety.

“My family is the one who helped me the most in not losing the north. I’m also glad you let me interpret. The months I spend preparing the character, looking for inspiration… These adventures that always need to be placed next to each other and try to convey something. You have nothing to do with your ego, not even with much more than one thing. And it gives me a lot of happiness, and it makes me feel so happy that I can’t believe that this is anything close to something I can live by,” he admitted.

Music as a reflection of society

When it comes to delving deeper into the lyrics of the urban genre that has taken over the music scene, most of the time the lyrics are usually macho which leaves the actress confused. In this context, the translator asked Rosalia to analyze the real situation of letters related to feminism.

“What happens to lyrics in the world of reggaeton and trap? Why do I have such a highly masculine message? For me, this is a mystery that eludes me,” Cruz said, adding. “You have to do this from a much more respectful position. But the point is that some artists may not fall for this cart because some have the talent to work on the other side. I listen to music every day and try to enjoy those genres, but I’m really impressed by what happens with the lyrics.”

During her answer, Rosalia talks about the artist’s creative process and how letters are a reflection of society. “I always listen to music thinking about what I need to hear. Another day I am having a conversation with a friend about whether art can be militant in its purpose or whether it simply comes from the need of the artist and therefore whether it is appropriate in something political because of the way people fall. I have more questions that you often answer,” Rosaia said.

“Entiendo lo que quieres decir. I understand that we come from a very patriarchal tradition and that ego itself attracts more ego. Often people are afraid not to follow the flow. There is a writer I really like, Ocean Vuong, who says that norms are like streets: only they can be transferred to familiar places. I understand that as an artist you will not be able to create anything like what your elder has. You have to create from a place of concern and honesty, because you won’t admit to being very complacent. The best artists are the ones who write courageous lyrics because that’s what they’re used to hearing, but they have to be courageous. My favorite artists are those who delete, those who disrupt the status quo. On the other hand, music itself is a reflection of society. If the songs you hear tell you certain things, it’s because you have a lot to do. The best thing would be for you to appear a little more often in letters today,” the Catalan told Vogue.

Happy and happy motherhood

In your places and in your life, motherhood is a topic that has grown a lot. With an open heart, Penelope shared her testimony and her perspective on what it meant to her as a mother and how she was able to combine motherhood with a profession that she loves but also demands.

“It cost me a lot to learn this, because even before my mother I caught a very local rhythm and became familiar with it. And I still have those ambitions. It is also true that now I can come up with my own plan not to be separated from my children After my birth This is the most important thing for me In fact, everything changes after my mother. Take the whole puzzle apart and you’ll never see me first in line again. And this is a blessing,” the actress said.

“Improving the lives of people who care about you and caring for those who want you, instead of focusing on each other, is very good. I had many illusions that someday I would become a mother.”– Rosalia answered without hesitation.