After opening her heart by telling her networks that she was going through a very big depression, Tini Stoessel returned to the stage and made everyone delirious with her songs and the unique dance that characterizes her.
On a night surrounded by lights and with an imposing stage at the Hurlingham Club, Tini once again expressed her feelings before her 5,000 fans and told of the ordeal she went through for a long time.
What happened was that the 27-year-old artist explained the reasons that inspired her to write her new album called “Un mechón de pelo”, which managed to move many of her fans and even cause a scandal due to the topic of the conflict. between his father, Alejandro Stoessel, and Marcelo Tinelli.
At one point in the show, Stoessel said: “When I was little, when I started working, it happened to me that when I returned from tour, I loved returning to Buenos Aires with all my heart. Because it is my home, because I was born here, because my family is here, my friends, the people I love most in the world. But the ghosts, the movies my head made, each scenario was worse than the other”, they commented from Clarín.
Then the pop singer continued: “And the little courage I felt to truly say what was happening behind closed doors… Returning to Buenos Aires and feeling like they could turn on a camera and ask me things that I couldn’t tell the truth. I started to get very panicked about going back. And she said ‘will it be that one day I will be able to return to Buenos Aires with joy again?‘”.
Without leaving aside the emotion, the blonde explained: “Buenos Aires was one of the songs that was most difficult for me to write because it is the place I love the most. I tell this to my friends, to my psychologist, but when I’m talking about it, they don’t understand how healing it is for me. It had been four years since I had been able to sleep alone. I released this album and started sleeping alone in my house”.
Before presenting the other songs where she talks about the depression and anxiety she experienced during this time, Martina commented: “I am very excited that this happened, that the album came out, that I was encouraged to share it, that I was encouraged to say many things that I probably would not have been encouraged to say at another time.”.
On the other hand, the artist highlighted: “My hair was representing everything that was happening to me. And clearly I don’t have it like before, but I feel much stronger even though it’s gone. The most important thing is to encourage yourself to get into yourself, to understand yourself, to wake up to things that we try to avoid because we believe that they are going to happen and they are not. Being able to speak, verbalize things… it was very important for me to be able to communicate and share it. Thank you for joining me in this process”.
