The words of Tini Stoessel after the open letter published by her father Alejandro

Tini Stoessel (27) has been in the eye of the media storm for several days now. More precisely since she announced with a video in which she is seen cutting her hair, the release of her new album, which will be entitled “Un mechón de pelo”.

Her father Alejandro Stoessel (66), through a text published on social networks, spoke of the multiple criticisms that his daughter’s album has received despite it only being released on April 11th.

In this context, it is Tini himself who takes the floor after the declarations of his father and producer Alejandro Stoessel.

She had shared with her fans an emotional video in which she is seen cutting her hair and crying as a preview of her next album in which, it is expected, she will address the very difficult difficulties she has had to face in the last year due to panic attacks from which he suffered.

After that post by Tini, her father Alejandro, who accompanied her with his experience as a producer since her debut in the youth strip Violetta and then helped her to become a real pop star, wrote a significant post and at the same time enigmatic on X (formerly Twitter).

“How to understand? How to accept? How to forgive? The evil of those who try with vulgar and stupid mockery, wounded by the cave of anonymity“, began Alejandro Stoessel’s proposal in his tweet.

Very harsh, added the producer: “Beings as small as they are useless, exuding their toxic poisonthat refugees behind a screen, certainly of low (human) quality, seek relief in their misery, without realizing that they are irremediably dependent on evil”.

The words of Tini Stoessel: “I have hit rock bottom many times”

In THEY (America, 20 years), the series hosted by Ángel De Brito, the speaker Yanina, a friend of the Stoessel family, argued that “Tini”, contrary to what many of those who criticized her said, “does not trade with mental health.”

“I think she’s telling, as all artists do, in her particular case, what happened to her last year,” Latorre said.

In this context, Yanina assured that she had communicated with Tin and that she had read the answers that the singer gave her: “I’m fine, love, it’s just that I have remained silent many times. Everyone is referring to things that are not, while clearly I am referring to many things that have happened to me. I have hit rock bottom many times reading so many harsh reviews for so many years. I’m much better now.”

Then the speaker of the De Brito cycle commented that, as Tini had told her a couple of months ago, in the new album which will be released in April, in each song “he will tell what he suffered or what he suffered”.

In a fierce defense of Tini Stoessel, Latorre pointed out: “They attacked her with her body, with her navel, her feet, everything. I think she’s been a working girl since she was very young and last year she exploded.”

“Tini never talked about her private life, she never talked about her problems,” he added. She never liked to delve or explain further, because surely if one day she talks, shows and says things that Ángel (De Brito) and I know, people will think very differently about some things, but we don’t care, it’s up to tell us about it.”