In his first one-on-one television interview, Thiago Medinathe last one removed from Big Brother (Telefe) spoke to Georgina Barbarossa and He told what are his plans for the future after going through the reality show.
The 20-year-old, who entered the country’s most famous house as a cartonero, was moved when he told his hard life story in an interview that was done in Barbarossa (Telefe, Monday to Friday at 9.30) and told what he would like to work on now that it has reached a certain popularity.
Already at the gala Big Brother On Monday, questioned by Santiago del Moro, the former participant said: “I’d like to work in TV as a speaker. I like a band. I like to talk and ask questions.”
Now, questioned by those precepts, he added: “I’d like to be on TV. Learn about anything. I’d rather be behind the camera. Pulling strings, whatever. I see the work the guys do and they always prepare everything so that one feels at ease…”, referring to the cameramen, assistants and producers present in the studio, who immediately applauded him.
“The people of Kuarzo are listening to you. I hope Martín Kweller is listening to you and he starts as a cable shooter and grows up, maybe you end up as a director,” Georgina told him.
However, the young man later revealed what he would like to do when he has the opportunity to get a new job outside of TV: “I would like to go to work and fix the air conditioners. Electricity and I really like it. Everything life gives me to keep going.”
And I add: “I won’t keep what little I have and I don’t know what will happen in a few years but I want to work”
Then the host asked him if he would like to be a boxer, as he had repeatedly expressed in the reality show. “Yes, a lot. I feel identified with that sport. It catches my attention,” replied the young man from González Catán.
Then, from the Telefe morning show, he was surprised to meet former champion Jorge “Locomotora” Castro on his cellphone, who invited him to train at his Temperley gym. “I hope you continue on that path and can grow in this punching sport,” Roña told him.
Thiago’s strong life story and difficult childhood
In a thread of confessions about his strong life story, Thiago recounted how he lived his childhood: “It was tough. When my mother died, my father who worked on the coast, came to live with us. I had 8 years old. At the age of 10 I started working with the family around my house“.
“They were my neighbors, José and Mirna, they gave me a hand when I needed it. They gave me money. They gave me slippers for me and my brothers. Thursday, Saturday and Sunday I worked with them. I gave money to my older sister for cooking or for what was needed in my house”He added.
“At the time I was selling shoes. At 6 in the morning I got up and I liked earning money, because with the money I had I didn’t depend on anyone and I could help around the house”, he says, his eyes sparkling, proud of the path he had travelled. .
“At the age of 14 I went to work at the Central Market. I was doing the cart, putting together the lists that is to put the fruit and vegetables on the premises. A friend taught me everything I needed to learn and I started letting go” Thiago recalled.
In turn, she said she learned many of her values from her mother before she died: “I’ve always looked for him to go to work. And I’ve never been ashamed to ask. I used to go to the bakery after work and order. My mother told me I shouldn’t be ashamed to ask, because stealing was shameful.”
Finally, the former player of Big Brother He acknowledged that he would like to go back to his studies to have a better future: “I would like to go back to school. It’s something for me and to grow. I only have three years of high school left. I want to finish it. Of course I will, but I didn’t have time before. Now I feel like I can finish it.”
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Source: Clarin
