There is nothing that I can relate to Cuba. But also, the election in Venezuela, the regime has controlled the elections, it’s who counts the vote, you know, so the ones that count the vote is the regime.ĭo you identify more as a Cuban or a Venezuelan?
Chavez is the one that brought all this misery, Maduro who was put there by Fidel, Fidel told Chavez to put Maduro in power because they could control Maduro very easily, even so more than Chavez, because Chavez was very strong, egotistical and very intelligent, Maduro is nothing of that, he just does what he is told to do, and so Chavez did it. And in Venezuela, it’s been now twenty years, because Cuba owns Venezuela, controls Venezuela. The tourists have everything but the Cubans don’t. The ones that live well are the ones that are under the regime. Cuba has been under the regime for sixty years. What are your thoughts on the current situation?īut nothing changed (in Cuba). A rollercoaster of change has happened in Cuba and Venezuela in the last ten years, with the latter in turmoil. You have been very vocal on political issues, about your birth country of Cuba as well as Venezuela, where you grew up. So they laugh at it and the important thing is to laugh at you and with you. It’s important to say that in Mexico and some Latin American countries, gay are called Loca, so it’s a way to reclaim the word. I’ve had one of my songs which is called, which is called La Loca, the crazy one, in some countries the gays play it as their anthem. You have been a staunch advocate for LGBT Rights throughout your career. Maria Conchita Alonso, photo by Billy Kass If we have all the press that Roma had, we can also win forever, because it’s a very good movie. I think nowadays, Latinos have more opportunities than when I got here Roma has an amazing team behind it. Because there are also a lot of actors and actresses that are good and talented, but I was at the right place at the right time. How much improvements do you seen in entertainment in terms of opportunities for Latin talent? You have had an extraordinary career in film, the theater stage and as a musician. But if you don’t have a team, it doesn’t matter how good the song is. I paid for the song and I did the video, it’s called, “Shake it out”. So this is now the first single that’s coming up now. I put my career on hold because I became a political activist, to save Venezuela, so I put my career aside.
It brings you back to that wonderful era.
#MARIA CONCHITA ALONSO MOVIE#
The music is very from that era, the movie has that vibe too. Time’s up, it’s like a song from the 60s. The song is an anthem of women’s empowerment and liberation. In 1995, she was playing Aurora/Spider Woman in a Broadway production of "Kiss of the Spider Woman", making her the first South American woman to star on the Great White Way.Aside from leading the cast, your song “Enough”, is featured in the soundtrack. In 1982, she emigrated to the United States, and made her Hollywood film debut in Paul Mazursky's Moscow on the Hudson (1984), opposite Robin Williams. She was also a popular singer, and has three Grammy Award nominations. She became a popular actress in Latin America, working in ten telenovelas (soap operas) and starred in a quartet of Venezuelan films. She was crowned Miss Teenager World in 1971 and later as Miss Distrito Federal became the first runner up in the Miss Venezuela 1975 competition placing later that year in the top seven of the Miss World 1975. Maria Conchita Alonso was born Maria Concepcion Alonso Bustillo on Jin Cienfuegos, Cuba, but raised in Caracas, Venezuela.
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