Xuxa goes beyond the reputation of ‘stupid blonde’, becomes a fantastic woman and teaches us a lot

Maria da Graça turns 60. To everyone’s surprise, one of the most famous Brazilian artists of all time is at peace with age.

He was a sex symbol, a copied example of beauty and a trendsetter. She’s a slave to her public image for decades.

Today, away from the TV, she takes on wrinkles, creases, sagging, thinning hair. He demonstrates that he is content with what he has become – there is no greater proof of attainment than wisdom.

Growing old under the scrutiny of the media and former fans is not a pleasant experience. Xuxa takes it out. He doesn’t make the embarrassing mistake of deforming himself with invasive procedures to try (unnecessarily) to look eternally young.

She overcame the ‘dumb blonde’ stereotype fueled by a certain alienation from the world outside her pink ship and the restriction of who was in charge of her career.

Xuxa criticizes, disputes, accuses, curses, makes mistakes, corrects himself, apologizes. You have a savory self-irony (characteristic of intelligent people), take a political stance and talk about intimate matters with healthy naturalness.

For example: she says she’s “eaten well” by boyfriend Junno, admits to a fantasy of going to a swing club, and shamelessly comments on the ups and downs of sex as an adult.

Contribute to relevant debates, such as the fight against sexual violence. She had the courage to denounce the abuses suffered during her childhood on TV. You gave the victims the strength to react and report.

The new sixty-year-old indulges in nostalgia. She does shows with old songs and choreography. Xuxa shows us the value of facing the past well, living the present intensely and not fearing the future.

Congratulations, Maria da Graça.

Source: Terra