The musical project ZOOM, get closer (Telefe) reached its first season and its self-titled album has already premiered on Spotify. Due to the great reception it had among the young public, its protagonists, Juliet Poggio, Lolo Poggio and July Marín announced to their fans that live shows are coming soon. In his promotion for this medium, the ex Big Brother and his colleagues announced that it will be a 360 show, immersive and very dynamic in which the public will live the experience Zoom with a great staging between several scenarios.
In the middle of this announcement, TN Show spoke with the model and actress about her future expectations with this multiplatform program, but also, He was consulted about his role as a jury Big Brother 2023, and how do you see the end of this editiondiametrically different from that of 2022, where it came in third place and has since conquered the most varied audiences.
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It will be a show with several stages, immersive and will have surprises for the audience. (Photo: Instagram / zoomacercatemas)
Julieta Poggio’s predictions for the final of “Big Brother” and her reflections on the current edition and that of 2022
The actress and model reviewed her role in The debate, reality space that analyzes the strategies and behaviors of the contenders within the most famous house. Clearly, Juli’s contribution is important, as she is the only one within the group of panelists who lived the experience.
The Debate panelist believes that Chino and Virginia will be finalists. (Photo: TN)
-About your vision as a jury in Big BrotherDo you have a candidate as a winner among the players?
-For a long time I saw Furia as a very winner because she developed a very large fandom, she knew how to play very well and read the house very well in many moments, but I think that the confinement is weighing on her a lot. Maybe also the trust she took is played a bit against her. And I see Chino and Virginia as finalists… I feel like that would be a good final.
-There is a lot of repercussion regarding Fury’s game and how you see it as a jury in the debates. Would you be next to Eliana Guercio and Laura Ufbal, or more towards Ceferino Reato and Sol Pérez?
-It seems to me that what is good about my participation as a panelist I’m quite impartial and not all the game is about Fury. It’s not all about the angry and the anti-furious. There are a lot of participants in the house and they can’t take the entire game to that side, so it’s good to emphasize that as well.
-How do you compare the edition of Big Brother in which you participated and the current one?
-I really liked that In the casting they clearly looked for very different profiles and the game went completely the other way. People also voted for very different things, it’s what they want to see, the game they choose today. So I find that very funny, that the casting has been so different and that the game has taken this path. He is also doing very well and I think he will be well remembered.
About “Zoom get closer”: hand in hand with its protagonists and Julieta’s desire to never grow up
For Julieta Poggio and her sister Lolo, the opportunity to work together on this musical project allowed them to share their artistic passions. Zoom get closer It was the perfect opportunity to exploit their skills in singing, dancing and acting, all in the same format. But The incorporation of the La Plata artist and tiktoker, Julián Marín, created a perfect trident to give life to the stories that can be enjoyed from different platforms and networks.
The artists highlighted their commitment to the public, their love for art and their future projections. (Photo: TN)
-What is this new experience going to be like, which jumps from digital platforms to this new immersive proposal?
JP: -Now we are going to take all this to a live show, which is going to be done in the floorless room at GEBA and has a lot of surprises, it is different because it is not a conventional theater, but rather there are multiple stages. It is a show to be 360, connected with the public. There are no seats, so it is very fun, they have to dance no matter what and be able to enjoy with us.
We put everything into it to be able to give the best, especially to our audience, which is so cute that it is a little aimed at preteens and little ones. Have a good time and take away a good message.
-What are your expectations with this new project? Will there be a second season after the success of the first?
LP: -We are headlong, literally dedicating our lives to zoom, and this show that is incredible. We have been rehearsing every day and well, obviously we dream of a second season. It was very fun making the recordings, but we also dreamed of a tour in the interior, through nearby countries, so with many expectations, with all the energy put into the present and what is to come, which will be incredible.
-Julieta, at Mirtha Legrand’s lunch you commented that you didn’t want to grow up. Does it have to do with your participation in Zoom get closer?
JP: –It’s like never losing that innocence, which I think characterizes me because many people tell me that. And well, no one likes to grow up, at least I love being young! You have energy for everything, you say yes to all plans… I don’t know, I really like youth. I still don’t plan to be a mother, those things haven’t come to me. I continue my adolescence.
Zoom closer will do live presentations, with Julieta Poggio, Lolo Poggio and July Marín. (Photo: Instagram / zoomacercatemas)
-Between singing, dancing and acting, what skill would you eliminate from your lives, without the possibility of doing it anymore?
JM: -I am clear that I do not want to eliminate dancing. I have been dancing for many years and I owe everything to him. What I would eliminate, with great pain, perhaps is the singing. I really like the staging of the theater, the expressiveness of the dance.
JP: -And from a very young age the first thing I did was act, it is one of my first passions where I grew and learned the most. Dancing is my passion, I am also a dance teacher… Singing is the newest thing, so a kiss.
LP: -They are my three passions in life. I started acting since I was very young, it is my number one top, and then dancing makes me happy, I release hormones and I am happy. At that moment you forget everything. Singing is what scares me the most.
-July (Marín), what can you tell us about your experience with your colleagues? Who comes late? Which of the two doesn’t learn choreo well?
JM: -We are all punctual to tell the truth, although we clearly have our days. The girl who lives closest (looking at Julieta) is the one who has her slip-ups with her schedule from time to time. In the choreos we are quite even, I have a little topic with the memory and the lyrics of what the sketches are. I’ve been working on it, I’ve been training it, that won’t be a problem, they won’t notice. Always training full and putting energy into it.
