Penelope Cruz interview Rosalia for Vogue España magazine. Two of the country’s most powerful women gather to discuss governance gloryimportance family, motherhood and ale machismo in the art world and share Delight mutual. The actress and singer met during the screening of “Pain and Glory.” “I have so many things that interest you… Here I say again what you mean to me. It’s like an alien his talent is abnormal. It’s incredible how close it is to your heart and how aware you are that it comes with additional responsibility“, says the translator.
The artist from Sant Esteve Sesrovires says that when she was a teenager, she was influenced by vocal songs and everything she wanted to sing. He also appeared in the program “Tú sí que vales” on Telecinco, where he was invited. “It was an experience and you learned a lot because you tell me what it takes to cook lamb so it was a lesson in humility“, he comments. “I also think that what it means to be an artist changes over time (…) Starting at the age of 16 or 17, I began to decide what to write and what to sing. Then, to think about how I grew up, I also need to decide how I act in the production and how I use visual effects.”
At a meeting with the actress, the artist spoke about the pharmacy that she received from her fathers from the moment they told them that they wanted to become a singer. “My fathers always told me that what they chose was death, It’s all about me, it gives me strength and it worries me.who won’t ask me about the media. I appreciate it I will never tell myself that there was a career to have a safer second option”, make sure.
Machismo in art
The protagonist of “Jamona, Jamona” asks Rosalia about the masculinity of the lyrics of popular songs. “You were talking to a friend the other day about whether art can be intentionally militant or simply It comes from the need of the artist and therefore it becomes a political matter because of the way people fall,” the “Motomami” creator muses. “I think we came from a very patriarchal tradition and that ego itself attracts more ego. Often people are afraid of not going with the flow,” says Anyade.
“Hey, what create out of concern and out of honesty, because you don’t have to be very complacent. The best artists are there hasen letras machistas because this is what you are used to playing, but you have to be brave. My favorite artists are those who Remueven, those who disrupt the status quo,” explains the artist. “There are artists like Björk or Madonna, for example, who have always expressed sexuality in a free way, in terms of power. And for me it was very inspiring Notice how I felt about other women“, states the singer.
The importance of family
Both artists also reflect on how to manage fame. Rosalia admits that “I wouldn’t change a thing“because you feel it”luckyTo be able to do what you do: “I intend to concentrate on the pleasures and the little things so as not to pierce the north.” “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 and looking for inspiration,” says Penelope Cruz.
The actress also told how her life changed with the birth of children: “Actually everything changes after I became a mother. Take the whole puzzle apart and you’ll never see me first in line again. And that’s a blessing.” The singer also admits that she has a maternal instinct: “Mejorar la vida de la peope que pares tu rededor y cudarar los que queres, en vez de centere en un mismo, es muy Goodito. I had many illusions about being a mother every day.“