“If you think I’m crazy, that’s fine with me,” Thalia says of the meaning of the single “Psycho Bitch”

The Mexican singer spoke to Estadão about her new project, released on Friday 4, which she intends to bring to Brazil

Talia51 years old, releases her latest single, psycho-bitchon all digital platforms this Friday, 4. The Mexican, known in Brazil also for their roles in soap operas Maria do Bairro (1995) and marimar (1994), both of SBT, seeks to empower and entertain audiences with the song, whose name plays with terms often used as misogynistic insults.

The danceable, electronic and pop style of the song has a reason. The singer reveals that she wants to distance herself from the heavy and sad news that usually dominates the news, according to her. However, she guarantees it psycho-bitch it’s a way to tell women: “If you think I’m crazy, that’s fine with me,” she says during a Zoom interview at Estadio.

Thalia, who has performed in Brazil on other occasions, such as when she sang the theme of Maria do Bairro in the program Beautiful Sundaywith Gugu Liberato, should bring the presentations of the new work to the country. Despite confirming the information, he doesn’t know when this will happen. However, she guaranteed a love of Brazilian culture, people and food, especially the typical dish: feijoada.

“Brazil and I have a love affair,” he joked. “There were soap operas, characters, songs. Now, with social networks, we always keep in touch and are closer than ever. I constantly talk to my fans through direct messages,” she revealed.

Focused on her musical career, the artist has moved away from the small screen as an actress since the 2000s. When asked if she misses traditional acting, Thalia got rid of the question a little and hinted that she didn’t. . “For someone who does my gig work, you also have to perform on stage,” she said.

30 years of career

In the media since the 1990s, the artist has had to contend with the most diverse pressures to be someone he is not. However, she assured that it is crucial not to stick to the numbers, be it the scale or the age. “It’s not healthy,” she added.

already inside music industry, the singer had to reinvent herself. According to her, the digital age has “turned everything upside down” since it broke out with the character Marimar. “I love it and I’m really passionate about it. Life is always changing, so you have to change, learn and update yourself,” she said.

His great teachers are his children, Sabrina, 15, and Matthew, 11, the result of their relationship with the entrepreneur. Tommy Mottola. Both helped the mother understand the speed of social media and how TikTok, for example, has shaped the industry.

“It’s amazing how the world, through their eyes, is fun and refreshing. I love hearing what they have to say and what they would like to change in the world.”

Thalia has even adapted so much that, with around 30 years of career, she has become a trend Tic knock with the novel marimar. The song was among the most listened to on the platform in July of this year.

Mental health

With a desire to always reinvigorate herself, Thalia has collected the lessons she learned with her children. One that she highlighted, for example, was the importance of caring for and talking about mental health, which she considers “a very relevant topic” for the younger generation.

“There is always something new in the universe of children. And it is essential to talk about depression, anxiety, emotions because that way people can seek help if they face something similar,” she said.

The topic gained more media coverage after the gymnast Simone Bile renounce to participate Tokyo Olympics 2020 to focus on your mental health. This movement also influenced musical artists.

Shawn Mendesfor example, he canceled his world tour to focus on his well-being. Justin Bieber also: he performed at Rock In Rio, in September, and canceled all other shows to cope with his mental suffering.

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Source: Terra

Camila

Camila Luna is a writer at Gossipify, where she covers the latest movies and television series. With a passion for all things entertainment, Camila brings her unique perspective to her writing and offers readers an inside look at the industry. Camila is a graduate from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) with a degree in English and is also a avid movie watcher.