Luigi Baricelli reports having had panic syndrome during ‘Video Show’: ‘No one knew’

Luigi Baricelli revealed this Thursday, 1, that, at the time he worked Video show, he had panic syndrome during the presentation of the program. The actor recalled the challenges he faced in his career in an interview The best of the afternoon, in the Band.

In the chat, the artist reflected on the attractiveness of working on television. According to him, the creative routine was “addictive” but caused damage to her mental health.

“I did the Video show with panic syndrome, no one knew. And I could do it live. How can we come in and talk? Do you know what I heard? When we go on stage the magic happens. It’s like an evocation. I was doing very well and when I finished the battery died. We end up in a bubble and you survive,” she explained.

“TV is addictive, that adrenaline is delicious. It has a very interesting creation process. It’s stressful, but it’s addictive. You have to be careful in this process, because then you only focus on dedication and forget the personal side. It disgusts you in,” he mused.

Luigi, who is currently away from the screen and lives in Orlando, concluded that despite the challenges, the opportunities were important for his growth. “ON TV I did a soap opera, I presented Caminhão do Faustão, Video Show. I did N things on TV. Everything was very intense, very good, I learned a lot”, he said.

Source: Terra