Star of the 80s, Mayara Magri cries when talking about her career: ‘I don’t know how to start again’

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The actress Mayara Magri, 63, was moved when she spoke of the difficulties she encounters in the profession she has dedicated herself to since she was 19, when she made her TV debut in the soap opera Teenagers. At the time, her character Gaby made her one of the most recognizable faces of the ’80s.

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Her last recurring job on television was in 2004, when she played Tomásia Albuquerque, the Countess of Campos, in The slave Isaura (Documentation). In 2009 he participated Take it, give it here (Globo), but only in one episode. Since then, Mayara has had to deal with the frustration of being away from the profession.

“Today I am very incredulous. I am in disbelief for what I have been through in my profession. I would not like to be in disbelief. It is difficult for you to change. First having to deal with success, which comes very quickly. Then, with failure. We call it failure because it is like this: if you no longer work, or do a show that doesn’t work, if you no longer have invitations… You lose your inner strength. I want to get it back, but I don’t know where to back away from that girl he left home at 17,” he told the podcast It feels like therapypresented by psychologist Pamela Magalhães and broadcast on YouTube.

Mayara, now 63, says that as she gets older, starting over becomes increasingly difficult and dealing with frustration is a challenge she is still trying to overcome with the help of therapy.

“Then I say, ‘Wow, my God, what do I do?’. I don’t know what to do. What can you do? I don’t know. I don’t know what to do, I don’t know anything else. How do I start again? I don’t know how to start again. My invoice says it’s necessary. I need it. I still have a lot to do and live for,” said the actress, married to soap opera writer Lauro César Muniz. They have been together since 2021 and began their relationship in the middle of that year.

Despite the difficulties in resuming her career, Mayara revealed that the only time she felt comfortable staying away from the screen was during the novel coronavirus pandemic.

“I’ll say something really crazy. When the pandemic came, it gave me peace of mind because I didn’t need to go to premieres. Because everyone said: ‘People have to see you, you have to show up’. Many times I went without the slightest desire to go. So, during the pandemic, I didn’t have that feeling of guilt. I didn’t have to go out. But then the little devil comes and says: ‘You can’t, you have to work. You won’t go to work. work? How can a person not work for this long? You are no longer an actress, you are nothing more. How can you live like this?’” recalled the artist, who was also part of the cast of soap operas such as The cat ate AND Dona Beija.

Source: Terra

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