A Dream Called Cinema and Theater

1. ¿Podrías contarnos un poco sobre ti y cómo comenzaste tu carrera como actriz? Soy argentina y vengo de una familia de cuatro hermanos. Mi padre era arquitecto y publicista, y mi madre trabajaba en marketing. Aunque ninguno venía del mundo artístico, si miro hacia atrás, creo que los dos tenían una veta creativa muy marcada. Mi carrera como actriz comenzó hace 30 años… en mi segundo casting quedé seleccionada para una serie de televisión llamada 90-60-90 modelos.  Fue un gran éxito y, a partir de ahí, mi trayectoria ha sido un no parar. 2. ¿Qué te inspiró a convertirte en actriz?  Lo tuve muy claro desde pequeña. Mi padre me decía que querer ser actriz era una locura porque se trata de una profesión muy complicada. Sin embargo, yo estaba tan convencida de lo que quería que decidí seguir a mi corazón.  3. ¿Cuál ha sido el papel más desafiante para ti hasta ahora y por qué? Todos los papeles son un desafío, pero sin duda mi primer coprotagónico haciendo de la ...

1. What first inspired you to become an actor, and when did you realize that acting was your passion? I was interested in TV and film from a very young age and my twin brother, identical twin brother and I used to play with our video camera all the time. We had a lot of fun making little films and recording scenes with our friends. The camera was like a friend to us. Even as a child I had the idea of making films were something I would enjoy. When I reached my teenage years I started to realize that acting was something I genuinely wanted to pursue in the future. 2. How would you describe yourself as an actor in three words? In three words I would say: Reliable, easygoing and approachable. 3. When you receive a new script, what is the first thing you look for in your character? The first thing I look for is what the character wants and what drives him. Get to know the person you are going to be and make sure you understand the character. 4. How do you prepare yourself emoti...

1. How would you describe your musical journey, and what first inspired you to become a singer? I never set out to be, and I’ve never really pursued it. I left school and did some mundane jobs, got interested in marketing, got involved in my local music scene, starting using social media to promote brands and bands and then a couple of quite significant life events made me step away from that. Social media can be toxic and I reevaluated what I was doing and why. Then a few years later I met a guy who became a really good friend to me and heard me sing, and I opened up about how I liked writing songs. We had very similar taste and ideas and he helped to record my music. 2. Was there a particular artist or song that made you realize music was something you wanted to pursue professionally? My dad’s a huge George Michael fan, but also a huge music fan, totally eclectic taste, and so growing up I was treated to these wide ranging sing-a-longs in the car with him – from ABBA to C...

1. You have built a career as a hip hop artist, actress, and interviewer. How would you describe the connection between these three sides of your creativity? For me, they’re all connected through storytelling and entertainment. Music allows me to tell my story through lyrics and performance, acting allows me to step outside of myself and bring someone else’s story to life, and interviewing gives me the opportunity to help other people tell their stories. They’re different sides of the same creative world, and I love being able to move between them. 2. What first inspired you to get into hip hop, and what did music give you that you couldn’t express in any other way? I’ve always loved the confidence, energy and freedom of hip hop. Music gave me a way to express myself without having to fit into anyone else’s definition of who I should be. Once I started creating, I realized I could combine hip hop with dance, pop and R&B influences and build my own sound. Music became a ...