(FOLHAPRESS) - Luísa Sonza, 28, is preparing to complete ten years of her career and claims to have changed the way she deals with fame, exposure and personal life. The singer, who started performing at weddings in the interior of Rio Grande do Sul and attended festivals such as Rock in Rio, Coachella and Tomorrowland, says that today she seeks to establish clearer boundaries between the artist and the person.
'I understand that I don't need to carry the world on my back', says Luísa Sonza about pressure
(FOLHAPRESS) - Luísa Sonza, 28, is preparing to complete ten years of her career and claims to have changed the way she deals with fame, exposure and personal life. The singer, who started performing at weddings in the interior of Rio...
Sonza states that he intends to mark the decade of his career with a special tour. According to her, the project will also be a way to revisit different phases of her career.
- "These ten years will be an opportunity to recap these versions of myself and celebrate them all," he said in an interview with Glamor magazine.
- The singer recognizes that there is an audience that maintains a connection with previous periods of her career.
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Sonza states that he intends to mark the decade of his career with a special tour. According to her, the project will also be a way to revisit different phases of her career. "These ten years will be an opportunity to recap these versions of myself and celebrate them all," he said in an interview with Glamor magazine. The singer recognizes that there is an audience that maintains a connection with previous periods of her career. "I miss myself sometimes."
Exposure is also treated by her as a matter of control. Sonza claims that he was not always responsible for the way his image reached the public. "I was often exposed by other people, and in very violent ways," he said. According to her, today the circle of coexistence is more restricted and there is greater concern about preserving private life.
The singer says it took time to distinguish between a public and a private person. “It took me a long time to understand that there is a public Luísa – and that this public person cannot do the same as she did before,” he stated. For her, the experience also showed that interviews and public appearances can take on different meanings than those imagined by those who participate in them.
In mental health, Sonza says she has adopted a more objective routine. She recognizes that she lives with depression and chronic anxiety and that she needs to be aware of changes in her own behavior. "There is no definitive cure," he said. Among the care mentioned are psychiatric monitoring, use of medication, physical activity and nutrition.
The singer also rejects the idea that resistance is synonymous with well-being. "There is a huge romanticization of women who can handle everything. I don't believe in that anymore," he said. For her, taking care of her mental health also means recognizing limits and abandoning the need to prove that she can handle any situation.
Regarding self-esteem, Sonza says that she never had any major difficulties with her appearance. The concept, for her, is more related to the ability to take care of oneself and recognize one's own value. "Even ugly, I'm beautiful. I think I'm incredible. I think I'm great at what I set out to do", she joked.
She attributes part of this security to the upbringing she received from her parents. "They gave me this self-esteem since I was little." According to Sonza, the way a child is treated influences the perception they will have of themselves in adult life. The singer also criticizes the association between female self-esteem and arrogance.
"People confuse self-esteem with ego, especially when it comes to a woman," he said. For her, recognizing one's own qualities doesn't mean competing with others: "It doesn't mean that everyone needs to think I'm the best. It means I need to believe in myself."
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