Lali Espósito seriously thought about singing “naked with the Argentine flag” at the closing of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar

Argentine singer, Lali Esposito was interviewed about her presentation at the closing ceremony of the Qatar World Cup 2022. In this conversation, the artist revealed that she was asked to give the show days before the event. “I was partying in Qatar. I was out for a walk, enjoying the World Cup as one more tourist”, he continued. laliwho had lost her voice, during those days because she was having a party.

“They call me and tell me ‘they want you to sing the anthem at the world finals’ I started crying because I said ‘I’m very bad, I can’t do this'”, she confessed to the television channel. lali She did not feel worthy of such an opportunity but she was encouraged to take it, because of her friends who repeated to her all the time: “You are the woman who is going to sing the anthem at the end of the world, give it to her.”

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At the last moment, the protagonist of sky redwent to the mall in search of an outfit to wear on the big day: “I went through all the brands, trying on dresses and crying in all the fitting rooms. I seriously thought about singing naked with the Argentine flag because I didn’t have a dress,” she said, laughing.

“In the end I found this beautiful dress, I bought it and I put together a look at 10 at night,” she commented. lali, referring to the night before the ceremony. Moments later, the actress called her producer who was in Argentina, asking him to make her a version of the national anthem, two tones up because, as she describes, “the tonality in which the anthem is sung is very low for a woman.”

When it was his turn to do the rehearsal, he said that they put the wrong version on him and he couldn’t practice as he wanted, so he basically threw himself into luck on December 18, to sing in a stadium with 88,966 spectators. “I went out giving myself over to fate, thinking about my father, about my friends with painted faces from Argentina watching TV, and it all came down to something as simple as ‘I don’t know how I’m going to sing it but I sing it with my heart, which is what matter,” he said. (AND)