The actor debuts this week as the protagonist of one of the greatest series ever made in Spain, “Without Limits”
Rodrigo Santoro, 46, has nearly a 30-year career. In balance between the cultural dismantling of the Collor era and the current scenario, he has come to the conclusion that the situation has always been negative and needs urgent change.
“It was very bad and now it is too bad. Culture determines who we are, it is the identity of a people […] and the way it is treated speaks volumes about the moment we live in. This emptying of proposals, lack of incentives, of public policies… Art is a profession. Sure, inspection is essential, but it’s important to remember that the Brazilian cultural industry moves billions and generates a lot of jobs and taxes. This movement to criminalize the artistic class is very complicated, with manifestations of hatred and aggression. I hope it changes soon, “she said in an interview with the newspaper The globe.
When asked about the passage of time, the actor seems to be coping with age well. For him, aging is common and necessary. Furthermore, he is exercising acceptance of the transience of life.
“I am no longer a 20 year old man and I feel good in this 46 year old body. Today I know more about myself than before and this helps me to deepen the problems of life. I try to take care of myself to stay well and face the rush “.
Rodrigo Santoro debuts this week as the protagonist of one of the greatest series ever made in Spain, “Without Borders”, From Prime Video. His character is the Portuguese navigator Fernão de Magalhães, who, in search of a new way to the Indies, commanded the first voyage around the world.
Source: Terra
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