Erika Villalobos has proven to be like the phoenix and has risen from its ashes following the ‘ampay’ to Aldo Miyashiro with Fiorella Retiz to show himself publicly first at the event for the 25 years of Prelude and now in his first interview following what happened with his still husband and father of her children.
In the conversation, of almost an hour, with a Peruvian YouTube channel, the actress was quite calm and despite the fact that the content creator was very respectful of the moment she is going through, the face and the tone of his voice when answering each question made it clear that he is not having a very good time.
“Palabra de Mujer” is the title of the clip and although Villalobos talks regarding various topics such as his artistic career, Torbellino, what he wanted to study, among others, the most important and interesting part comes near the end, when she is asked how she deals with the controversies that arise around her, in indirect reference to the ‘ampay’.
“It’s not really that fucked up because I just don’t answer if I don’t want to; It’s what I normally do. I don’t really like to talk regarding my life because people sometimes think that I owe them an explanation or that I have to speak. I have not been chosen by the people in any case… Suddenly (if I were) a politician, maybe… I owe my work to people, if I’m not at work I don’t have to talk if I want to talk and if I want to I don’t talk. I always choose not to speak unless provoked.”he said initially.
But then he brought out his ‘mama lioness’ side to specify: “What does bother me is when they mess with my family, when they mess with my children, when they record them, when they stand at the door of my house, there if I can lose the papers and I am capable of everything. Don’t mess with my children and these days (with the ampay thing) I’ve also had to (react)… Everything they want with me, I’ll know how to handle myself, but they don’t have to get them into anything.”
When asked regarding the limits that some journalistic media break to get a scoop, Érika was quite clear regarding it. “The (media) have long lost track (of how far to go); there is one thing that is very selfish (…) The problem is that it affects many innocent people and on the other hand there is a lot of wrong information so we as viewers also have to demand better information you cannot accept anything not simply because someone said it on television it is true”he explained.
And I add: “I mean certain things, there are certain things that are obvious, but there are others that people believe simply because someone said them on television and most of the time it is not because people on television do not know people, Because no one knows me.” “I’m not stupid, but people talk as if they were… Over time I’ve learned that it’s better to continue with silence, it’s better, it’s always going to be like that and then the annoyance will pass a little bit (of have to shut up)”ended.