The memory of Ringo and the grieving process
In the talk with En La Cima, he also mentioned Ringo, the baby they had and died shortly

Gonzalo Valenzuela spoke of his relationship with Juana Viale and intimacy.
In the talk with En La Cima, he also mentioned Ringo, the baby they had and died shortly
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Gonzalo Valenzuela referred to his current relationship with Juana Viale and gave details about how he changed his view on public exposure. The actor spoke in the series En La Cima.
During the interview, the Chilean artist addressed his family present, recalled personal moments and raised his position on privacy in the era of social networks.

his ex-partner. “We still have a very nice family with Juana,” he said.
The actor especially highlighted the role of their children in common: “My children are the best,” he said in reference to Silvestre and Ali.

About that moment, he proposed a reflection: “You have to dare to grieve, which is not easy, because it is allowing yourself pain
.”One of the central definitions of the interview was linked to public exposure. “The intimacy that I fought so hard to have, no longer exists today,
” he said.
Valenzuela explained his position on social networks: “I have a dichotomy because I was very against it and today I see that, if you don't self-publish, it's like you don't exist
.”The actor argued that, beyond media exposure, his current priority is family. In this context, it seeks to maintain a balance between the public and the private
.