Written in SHOWS he 9/6/2024 · 09:56 a.m.
In a long talk about the harmful effects of being a favorite girl on television, actress Malena Luchetti, who played different roles in the main soap operas since she was 5 years old, revealed details of her experience
Live, on the program Sola en los Bares hosted by Karim González, he stated: “It was a lot of exposure at once so I needed to take a step back to say: ‘Do I really like this?’“, confessed the girl who stars in the movie “The Rectangle of Angels.” “Because fame and success are not the same as acting. They have nothing to do with it. These are things that sometimes come together and are very good and sometimes not. You do big projects, things that fulfill you and everything and you have neither fame nor success. It doesn’t happen there then, sometimes everything gets mixed up and you have to take some distance. If you start as a child, it is complex, because you do not have an awareness of what you are doing. I didn’t stop talking, I was very expressive, half a genius girl because I spoke very adult for my age and I fell into a casting by chance,” I trust in the delivery on Thursdays at 3 pm on www.conexionabierta.com.ar, guest along with fellow actress and dancer Brenda Fabregat.
“I am preparing a one-man show that I created and wrote called “I am not the one from Chiquititas” where I tell all this. The beautiful part, the dark part and everything that is a child in the middle. I did not work in Chiquititas but everything is “Television girl, synonymous with working in Chiquititas. And no,” continued Malena, who at the age of 8 had already won the Martín Fierro Award for Best Children’s Performance for her role in “Campeones de la vida” and later, She became popular as Micaela Iraola, the youngest daughter in the successful sitcom La Niñera and later stood out in strips such as Culpables, Son amores, Resistenciaré and Esperanza mia.
“I tell about my internal work, why I walk away, why I return and this thing about resilience, about staying the same. Because if you walk away for a while there are doors that close on you, I want to demystify that a little. No matter how much you have “After working on all the well-known programs, it can happen that you don’t even have enough money to buy sneakers. And I’m not ashamed to say it. During that time, I studied, trained and internalized all of this,” he said.
“When I got away from the medium and started studying other things related to art, in a film directing internship, I got on the set and it made me want to come back. Because acting knocks on your door all the time for more. whether you want to leave it or avoid it. That’s when I realized that I was born for this,” says the 32-year-old that her difficult experience as a precocious child on television left her with a great lesson.
“I’m not a mother, but I wouldn’t take any of my children to the media. Not at all! Let alone do television. I would encourage them to train within their potential, but not to work. After they grow up, they should do whatever they want. …Mine was very extreme, at 5 I was already recording a novel, at 8 they gave me a Martin Fierro. I didn’t understand anything! And when I was nominated at 7 years old and I lost it I came back in the taxi thinking I didn’t. Everything that was given to me from a very young age was somewhat surprising. You went out on the street and people jumped on you,” she said, later opening up about the consequences as a teenager that can be suffered when fame is so sudden. . “You get crazy and, if you don’t end up anorexic, it hits the fan. I’m saying it right. If you don’t end up with eating disorders or other worse things, it hits the fan.”
Did you happen to be a victim of anorexia or bulimia? Karim asked openly. “Always. Look, it’s a very taboo topic, but I challenge you to ask 10 actresses if they ever had a topic with food and if they tell you that they don’t look down and they’re lying to you.”Malena responded. “Because there is a lot of exposure; If the roll, if you got a double chin and even if you don’t have it, it appears. It’s a lie that they don’t have any problems. Those who don’t have problems with weight have problems with their hair, everything is amplified. And you have to be very good psychologically to not see the shell and see what is behind it. Luckily I was able to get through it and I have had many years of therapy. In my work “I am not the one from Chiquititas” I tell the secrets of everything. It deals with heavy themes and not covering up… there is a lot of neglect,” Luchetti concluded with sympathy.
Full video of the interview conducted by Karim González
