The singer and dancer Flor Vigna revealed in an exclusive interview with the Argentine News Agency her passion for music, her desire to become a great artist, and her upcoming projects. She expressed how society and her own aspirations have led her to explore multiple artistic facets throughout her career.
"Allowing oneself to embrace all these labels is nice because sometimes society itself guides you to what you are. And also my desires, which I've had since I was a child to fill a stadium one day, I would love to do it, and I would love to do it with a team of friends that I love, who we know how to work together but are also friends," Flor shared.
The artist talked about the importance of production in her career, mentioning that she was first a dancer, then an actress and producer, and finally decided to unleash her dream of being a singer. Her boyfriend, who is a musician, has been a source of inspiration and learning in her artistic journey.
Regarding her musical performances, Flor revealed her desire to hold a big show this year, despite the fear that comes with betting everything on one side. She emotionally recalled her experience of singing at the Vélez stadium and the importance of sharing that achievement with her dancer friends.
As for her music career, Flor Vigna highlighted her role as the producer of her own music, dedicating time, effort, and resources to each project. She thanked her loyal audience, who has been with her for a decade, and reflected on the duality of public reception, between the unconditional love of her followers and the "hate" that is part of public exposure.
The artist addressed the issue of "hate" on social media, mentioning that it is an opportunity to learn and grow, although facing criticism is not always easy. Flor Vigna expressed the importance of maintaining faith amid difficulties and negative comments.
Regarding her future projects, Flor revealed that her participation in the show "Parense de manos" was an opportunity to challenge her limits and showcase her talent in Colombia. The proposal for the international fight provided her with an injection of energy and excitement, fueling her passion for exploring new artistic experiences.
