Buenos Aires, December 18 (NA) – Fabián Vena reflected on the passage of time, music, and his own perspective on cultural changes. In an introspective tone, the actor stated that he chooses 'evolution over nostalgia,' while still recognizing himself as 'deeply a Porteño and a tango lover.' According to what the Argentine News Agency (Agencia Noticias Argentinas) learned, on the 'Que Importa' program on Splendid Radio, Vena explained that his approach to life stems 'more from a spiritual impulse than from a rational reflection,' and affirmed that this internal engine leads him 'to maintain an optimistic attitude.' In this sense, he stated that he always feels 'that what comes represents an opportunity for improvement and growth,' which is why he prefers to 'stand on the side of evolution rather than idealizing the past.' The actor also recalled a personal promise he made to himself in his youth: not to 'become a closed-minded person or to discredit' what he does not understand about the present. In this regard, he compared his experience with that of previous generations, noting that 'the same thing often happens that happened to adults when they did not understand the music that young people listened to.' Finally, Vena made it clear that he does not usually look back with regret, neither in his personal life nor in his work. Even, upon looking back in retrospect, he stated that he can 'recognize' that his decisions and productions 'were well-made according to the knowledge and tools he had at each stage' of his life.
