It's been about seven years since Danna Paola and Eleazar Gomez decided to end their torrid courtship, however, it is a topic that continues to haunt them. Faced with this situation, the Mala fama interpreter confessed that she has tried not to answer questions related to her meetings with the media because she believes that her experiences with the actor do not correspond to her current ideals.
From Los Angeles, California, Danna Paola faced speculations that revolve around her relationship with Eleazar Gómez, which she would have started during the recordings of Dare to dream, Mexican version of Ugly Duck, and would have ended in 2015 after several dislikes that gave rise to a rumor about alleged violence.
To this end, the 26-year-old singer explained that she doesn't like to remember the bad drinks of her past because she believes that she has already managed to overcome them and for her there is no point in giving them importance today because you prefer to pay more attention to her new experiences, both professional and personal.
“The past stepped on. One passes and gets rid of toxic people in life to celebrate with new people who arrive and use all the experiences in favor, to share experiences, in my music I always do it,” he said in front of the cameras of the program Hoy.
Whoever gave life to Lu in Elite confessed that he does not discriminate experiences when it comes to sharing them through his songs. It is worth mentioning that a few years ago he returned to the music scene with Sie7e+ and K.O, albums that released great hits such as No Dance Sola, Calla tú, Amor Oridinario, Sodio, Mala Fama and Oye Pablo.
Regarding how she has managed to overcome these experiences, she mentioned that much of it is due to the support that her loved ones have given her and the messages of feminist representatives inside and outside of entertainment: “They have helped me to transcend many things both in the industry and in my personal life. I am surrounded by wonderful people, by human beings who support me.”
In this way, she hinted that feminism has had a positive impact on her life. As a result, the singer took advantage of Televisa's morning cameras to reflect on the importance of sorority and expressed her willingness to support Tefi Valenzuela if she so requires, but not only her, but all women who seek her support.
“I think that any woman in the world, I think the most important thing is to support each other, whoever she is, I think the most important thing is to know that there is a hand next to you that can support you and give you some advice [...] there is a lot of machismo out there, but I think the most important thing is to support each other, each other, each other, this industry is increasingly complicated, we are artists and human beings,” he added.
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