Here you can hear the full interview of Los imposibles with Thalía by Leonardo Padrón

Onda la Superestacion interviews Thalia - I

Onda la Superestacion interviews Thalia - II

Miami, November 30, 2009

Portrait of an Impossible

Charles Dickens said that fame is in every human heart. Indeed, fame is one of the words most coveted by people, but it happens that only a very tiny percentage of humanity really comes to access to its territory.

Maybe that’s why so-called celebrities seem to possess a special aura. In Mexico City, for example, was a woman who knew how to seduce the fame from the first time they both looked at each other. Her name is Thalía and there are few places in the world where women have not imitated her gestures, chanted songs or pursued without pause her stories of impossible love.

There are few plots inhabited in this planet where men have not surrendered to the abyss of her beauty. They say that her smile generated cataclysms, that her waist is unrealistic and that her face is the beginning of insomnia. Thalía appears to have been designed to move into the retina of the photographers and the headlines. She has the top labe of Queen of the telenovelas. Known to 150 countries subjugated by her charisma. There are two billion people applauding the tears of her characters. She sold more than 25 million albums. She’s been on the cover over 12,000 times. And she has received the key to more than 50 cities around the world. The intoxication figures are caused by a single female fingure. A woman who has almost 30 years conquering the world as she sings, acts, talks, walk, marries, does radio, writes a book, sell jewelry, perfume or chocolates.

Source: Onda la Superestacion