“Nobody deserves to be in that situation”: Gloria Trevi confronted the haters of her authorized bioseries “She’s Me” and revealed why she’s telling the story of what she experienced 25 years ago

“they are me”the Gloria Trevi bioseries with actress Scarlet Gruber arrived on the movie screen Las Estrellas on the night of September 4, and with this the 55-year-old singer tells her truth about what she lived 25 years ago.

Carla Estrada’s production, written by Eric Vonn, tells the highlights of the artist’s life, from her beginnings in music in the 90s, her relationship with Sergio Andrade and her controversial arrest in 2000 in Brazil, for allegedly physically, verbally and sexually abusing others minors, the media reminds us, as in its version of Mexico.

The bioseries caused all sorts of opinions and comments that once again drove Gloria Trevi up against the wall, but she did not hesitate to come out and show her face and appeared at its outdoor premiere, although it was already available on the Vix+ platform since August 11.

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Accompanied by her bodyguards and surrounded by journalists who wanted to hear her statements, Trevi managed to leave the canal area, but not before defending herself and revealing why she lived so far away from her perspective.

“I feel super grateful”, were her first words from the van that was waiting for her and which she had difficulty reaching due to being stalked by journalists.

“I am very grateful to the public and all the media for helping us spread this message,” continued the translator of “Con los ojos cerrados”.

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“You managed to tell your story, has your soul healed from the inside?” asked one of the journalists, to which she jokingly replied: “This story will continue, I didn’t die”.

The artist, who after her return to the scene was loved by many and hated by others, admitted that she is fine now and believes that she will tell others about what she experienced.

“Thank God, I’m fine now. I’m not doing it for myself, I’m doing it for the people who are certainly suffering similar things at the moment, worse or less worse than what I experienced, but no one deserves to be in such a situation,” he admitted to journalists.

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Before leaving the place, he reiterated that his interest is in helping others. “I do it for those people who can help their families, their mothers, their sisters, their daughters, it’s for them,” he said in this sense and as a defense against haters who do not look kindly on the story that It was said in “Ellas soy yo” thinking he wasn’t telling the truth.

On the day of the premiere, Gloria Trevi shared a clip on her social networks with a compilation of videos of young people who support the artist and her music, despite the fact that there are still those who strongly criticize her for her story. (AND)