MARIALEJANDRA MARTIN: POR ESTAS CALLES NO TUVO LA CULPA, LA GENTE PEDÍA UN CAMBIO. #91

00:00 Introduction 02:07 Women in Venezuelan Cinema 04:49 Was the artistic world not in Marialejandra Martín's plans? 06:14 "TV scared me at first" - Marialejandra Martín during the filming of Ifigenia 08:17 The experiences that marked Marialejandra Martín's childhood 10:16 What was it like for Marialejandra growing up with stepparents? 12:03 "Very difficult things happened to me in life" 13:40 Marialejandra Martín and the challenges she faced becoming a mother as a teenager 15:50 "Age is not a limit as long as I have the strength" 17:17 The origin of the short film "What Am I Doing Here?" 22:24 "I have always been positive, not blind" - Marialejandra Martín facing adversity 23:03 "In the country's cruelest moments, Venezuelan humor always comes out." 25:04 "Zuass, the power went out": A love letter to Venezuela. 29:36 The sociopolitical phenomenon of "Por estas calles" (Through These Streets). 32:21 "Por estas calles": The real madness behind the scenes. 34:20 The Yordano song that rewrote the telenovela's destiny. 37:40 "Por estas calles wasn't to blame; people were asking for change." 38:59 "Please, let us make art" - Marialejandra Martín on audiovisual censorship. 40:55 "Why do I have to leave my country?" - Marialejandra Martín on the hardship of being an immigrant. 43:53 The tragic death of her sister, María Eugenia. 46:53 The painful grief she experienced during the filming of "Carmen Querida" 47:34 "Twenty years have passed, and you never truly recover" 49:26 "I do what my gut tells me" - Marialejandra's definitive move from acting to film directing. 51:00 What really broke her relationship with Yordano? 52:09 Marialejandra Martin and her big love secret. 55:47 "At that age, it can be traumatic" - Marialejandra Martín on being a first-time mother. 57:57 "Venezuelan grandmothers are experiencing a separation that didn't exist before" 59:27 Marialejandra Martín's current ambitious projects. Marialejandra Martín is probably one of the most emblematic figures in Venezuelan telenovelas. Portrayed in the collective memory as the star of "Por estas Calles," the mother of Juana la Virgen, and for her participation in other major productions like "Cosita Rica," this first-rate actress wasn't content with simply mastering the camera; she also trained as a screenwriter, producer, and director. Today, we'll explore all the moments that shaped a woman who represents an era when television was a crucial part of our identity, and, moreover, the most resilient chapters of her story. Click "Like"! Share and SUBSCRIBE to the channel to support this content! You can also follow us on our other social media: INSTAGRAM: @ElpodcastdeRocio @soyrociohiguera TIK TOK: https://goo.su/vfIdajL